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Washington High School - Massillonian Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

 - Class of 1939

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Washington High School - Massillonian Yearbook (Massillon, OH) online collection, 1939 Edition, Cover
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H , -. , f- is 9.5, . Q LA Y i V.. r ..,,.,. Q-ff W- ' 'N f A i A H-M. - 1 ' 7 -A 52,-P. . A V: , V,, . -1- v. - 5.42 ,L . Y . I , 'I , 'Q A K q.. J-ls. F if-SL . f ., . 4 q5QJ'J'.g, -in L53 A I-if H gf' ,f,:.-1 1 lv 719' . N 5, ,. 11, ,A 51 'A 71-54.14. .V '- ' St. F2591- . 4' 1 Q , H 4 - 1-w'f'. ' N' 'gf' f '- -,ffm-Jnqrf I, ij, V ' . 44' 1' J' ' ' -1' V . wx I ' ' - gf by 1 - 1 , , Qi ' .gf ,Q . E Vi ., ' mi fi 4 qw if vgy 4' rm sl , -,Q -M' ' I '. I - ' .:, ' k , is . V. 5 .4 W -. , vw H1 -51 ,'-2 , Q 1 S r 1 . ,J, ., ,.. THE ANNUAL STAFF OF I939 Janer DeLong . . . Harold Smiih .... Carol Bell ........,... Mae Frances Hollinger. .. Dale Larson ........ William An+hony .... Lou Urban ...... William Biclcel ..... Nancy McFarren. .. George Cheney .... William Chasiain. .. Junio Donald Fefrow William Zepp Emma Hosfelier Viola Amon .... Walier S. Crewson. . . ...,......Edi+or . . . .Assislanl Ediior . . . .Assis+an+ Eclifor . . . . . .Business . . . .Adveriising . . . .Adverlising . . . . .Publicily Manager Manager Manager Manager Senior Class Ecli+or , . . .Typist Assislanl Senior Edi+or Spor+s Eclilor . , . . .Class, Club. and Faculiy Ecliior r and Sophomore Assis+an+s George Wailcins 4435? Gloria l-lolben Pa pos Paris l-larolcl Slialiuck ,. .Typisl . . . .Faculiy Advisor ELDOM, in +he span of a single year, does a sfudenl' organizarion by i+s own bril- lian+ performance so complefely caprure fhe spirii' of 1'he school fhaf il' is hailed as +he season's oulsfanding accomplishment This year we are privileged fo recognize such an organizafion. Wi+h greaf pride we dedicare +his I939 Massillonian +o Red Bird's Washingron High School Band. 'xg 9. 'if sg. '1 X i-Wu nu ' .1- 'J4' I . P-1 . 1 v ' I . ' I . . 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Tha+'s iusf a boy dressed in a 'riger skin. He was wrong. Obie isn'+ a liger, nor is he a boy dressed in a liger skin. He is +he incarnalion of school spirif, lhe living embodimenl of +ha+ elusive s+ufl 'rha+ wins deba+es and foo+ball games: +ha+ puis us on 'rop in dramafics, scholas+ics and music: +ha+ sends us ou+ en masse +0 roo+ for fhose who fight You can'+ see school spirit nor can you puf your feelh inlo il: bul you can have a symbol for if-and Obie is lhar symlool. Whal lhe eagle is +0 America, Obie is +o Washinglon High. You find him everywhere. Through whaf more compelenl' medium could we view Jrhe school year! x f . 2-, -If I .il 'Ev e A X: , 1 I x i Jia, 'xllw S ' i an ' Y Mllh, , . Kiwi . .. -S S - D 1 1' A . Xi 'Q Q72 xs3:9 'l' e mn xx x 00 I 0 9: f ,.fL,,.4? , if , I Wfmx 1 QM N 'XXX Wgfxx xxx' W W ,xxxxxxxxKx, NXXXXXMNNWM l' 05 of' 0 ,? riff j' f-2 gf' ' fi? 4 if -'55 f .,, 1 g- ,, '1' 5: :T 42' -f',,j ,-2' l if if i ,gg 5 if 52, 1- - , ,-',,- ,g-'32 ,155 , 5'- ,- E, , ' if? .J if .5 Z CQNTENTS Faculty Classes Sports Clubs Advertising FACULTY The leasl aolverlisecl qroup in a high school is ils facully. This is because Teachers rarely parficipale clireclly in lhe speclacular evenrs of school life. Daily lhey go aboul Jrheir work wilh efficiency and palience, born of prepara- lion and experience. Wifh leasl clamor we greer Jrhem, buf wilh much reverence ,Nh 'ls 10N H10 Q ill li 4' X rss iiii s ,illil iw lu. II suis , 48 li?r7,,. fm 5 'mm 10095 0 E SILLOF S. E, ACKLEY, BESSPE ARMSTRONG, A, C. ALLLSON MAXNNE BALTZLY, MADGE BARR, GEORGE WRU PAUL E. BROWN, C, M, ELLA BUCH HAROH' J CARR, MILLDRLD CLAPPER, CAROLYVA-J CLARK HOWA RD COOPER, BERT?-IAE.CORRLLL,V1RGlNlA CORRELL. L. J. SMITH, Superinfendenf F' f 7:43 X T T r iff X vw ,A '..k .x x , x V 4' 4 . 44 I +-- ff X 1 o .fx TN Y 'Q L: f,' I 'f XY , lx .0 'W V 1 1 69 4, ,i , an 6-W lztui 1 1 IE T P- i ,F 4, f. 'X EWU? Miki Q f 6' D 'Q-1 , fi? ' iff , . 'WV' ' M vi Ju Qu 'a .4 fwfm- li 5 s 'E E5 if ssl A-.fy 1 k :y iw Mi K ...A E .. X ..,,, .,1k,.,,v 5 ,. :QS ek x if, Q . Q,-.g 5 M . . 3? ,Q , o 5 ,sf c Q--2' Q' F: s Af 1, . , , A if Q 3 Row I: Grunder, Killinger, Giles, Sfeele, Malfhews, Bales, Brooks, Addy, Blocher, Bloomberg. Row2: Davis, Dunlop, Ganlcoslci, Urban, Wallace, Amon, Tschanfz, Reynolds, Kranlz, King. Row3: Lucius, Johnson, Zinfsmasler, Galey, Epler, W. France, DeLong, Hollinger, Larson, Marfhey. Row4: MacMichael, B. France, George, Orwiclc, Messenger, Fenslermaker, Biclcel, Frank. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Oulsranding srudenrs of Today malce rhe leaders of Jromorrow The Nalional Honor Sociery is composed of pupils who have proved by rheir achievemenrs rhar rhey are worlhy of recognirion . .. every member musr be in rhe upper lhird of his class musr srancl judg- menr by all rhe reachers wirh whom he comes in con+ac+ musr be seleclecl by a com- mirlee who chooses Jrhe members on The basis of scholarship, leadership, characfer and service +o 'rhe school . . . any srudenl' who possesses all four rrails in a sulficienfly high degree is very likely +o have a well rounded characrer . . . To srand our in his or her communily, as a useful, inlelligenr cirizen . .. if no'r a public leader. 44 lbw SENIORS JusT Three shorT years ago an unusually good looking class OT sophomores enTered WashingTon T-ligh. You know The Type--in Tor everyThing-inTo everyThing. They weren'T very popular wiTh upper classmen, being a liTTle Too clannish and independenT buT They goT along. By The Time They were juniors some oT The highesT honors OT The school had been given To members oT Their class. ScholasTically They were an honor groupy aThleTically They were OT The besTg socially They were leaders. Today This same group, one oT The mosT versaTile classes in The hisTory oT The school, is preparing To graduaTe. A well execuTed pasT will serve as an inspiraTion Tor The TuTure, as They capTure greaTer laurels in college and in our business and indusTrial liTe. My if M y fr' aw 9' ROBERT ARCHBOLD PresidenT VINCENT SNYDER Vice PresidenT JANET DeLON6 Treasurer JUNIOR PATTINSON D i ' 1' Secrefary ,fy 5 VL. ' J JJ ' . in X , y . J xI7vv I l'l Iii. I ,IJ J' I , .I 5 K 'P-'g ...MY N .. - vi Ir sENIoRs Y . 'gv' -I 'XIII BNI, I,. Adfamwz Gyrr I, 17: I9esonr'Iw I. Warwdfa V. Bafesz FrIorwcI5IwIp I, 2, 3: Opem'or5 3: L.I'm I: N Bbq SISIQ-rs 3: Gym I: INIAEIQUQI Honor SfiIrIMy 3. I MvIIm INIorremw Adams: IIrQI AICI 3: Lf1Iln 2: GIwoIr I: Gym I. Rob0rI Frank Bender: Gym I, 2. , VIr,4ImI-1 BQIIQ Addy: BI-1 SIQIMS 3: Gym I, 2: INIaIior1aI I-Iorwor SOCIQW 3' Mary I?IIcrI Barons: Gym I. I WfII+- Eff' fe A., vv: Gy I, 2, 3: CH' I, 2, 3. I V UI U In I m OW GIayIon INI, I3orodorI: Gym 2: Band I. 2, 3, VIOIA Amon: BIQ SIsIf-rf 3: Gym I: IXI.aIiorIaI I-Ionor SocieIy y 0 3. Anmmy BOMA 3' WIIII.am Bossler: Gym I, 2. X . Y WIIIf.1'vr AnIImny: Gym I: SIamp I: Camera 33 Annual WIIIIam D, BICIQI: Gym I: ArwmmI Board Y. 3: INI.aIiormI B-'fnrr'I 2 3: NcIIIormI I-Ionor Soflefy 3. HOUOV S0cieIy 3. GI-mIfIIrw AppII,fI:y: FrIfzndsIwip I, 2, 3: Gym I: Biq SIsIers 3: Jean IWW? B,ddIQi gym I, SIUIII-nf Sum 2, 3, BcIIy ,Iurm BIIIeIcr: Gym I: SIudonI Sun I f' 32 BM Sider RoIf-f' A. ANIIIOIQI: Gym I: I3.15If,1II:w.aII I, 2, 3: FooII:aII 3. ImI1r,I I Q, 3: CI.w OIIIwr I, 2, 3. I g G, I?IcImrd BIacI5Ione: Gym I: OrcI'vesIm I, .'fJIm-'I Atkinson: Gym' I. ., II Edward J, Blarxdwardi Gym' 2. it if fl' If 'Anna BnrIIwo: Gym I: 31.1 SIQIMS 3. JM 14 l,L,l,1'i. ll' '.1,l4' I ' 'VLA 4' I , ' Ugris F, BIocIvcr: Gym I: Choir I, 2, 3: FrQondsrwIp I, 2, 3: N 'U Mrury I3nrIIo: Gym I: OIIIU1 Work 3. B55 SIsIer5 3: Office Work 3: National I-Iorwor Sodvii 3. 3 , 4 y ' . Lfrfcv I-jfgfffrvvdf I 0 'U'L' JIP tl 'fu Li' Mg ww 3' . Efijvff C15 I F LJ I '44-47-'fx Q J J If H' I fl IJ' I ' fjcxg, .' 4:f f'4,v4j fjzfa-qfluxz , I U II P I 1 . 1- 1- J sf' ' ag I .I 0 ,I '- K. 9' I,!V 'T . u .- I 1 I I Y-J ' 1' , 8 .I yy 'x Bi . I f f' lj x' WM! flffhlz ig! I ' IA MJ A I,-Ev. r ' , I ' f' -, , -1 ffyff aff, .. 1 . f If , I if-N A,Q,,,f.ffM3ENIORS, .,, ., ,. . ,, J - J Q , ,--.Q , 'I 44'-f , -, . , ff. - I ' '! 4' IU 'rl-. .II-an Blomnbwrq: Gym I, Drarnaiigs I, 2, 3, Speech I, NaIaIia 'L. Brown: Gym I' FrIc I 1 31 BIQ X7 2, 37 N. F. L, I, 2, 3: Friund5IIIp I, 2, 3: Biq SisIers 3: SIsIers 3. I f V I' N.xIIon.II I-Irvnor Sodcfy 3. f ! ' RIIA M. Brow , , . -f ' f ' v x I ' 07 I ' Jknrl J. Bc'-nIr: Gym I. . .. f gf: a Q Herne L. Burnqar Or: rn Ig CIInIc . Q K-,Mfr I 7 ' ' X, gROIM-rf L. BOVIIV Gym I, 2. , fs MarIIIa Burrows' yrn 1, II, FrI 5 I ,. vig' , I3 qi!! SIsIers . . sf-J ,W IIIIQIITI C IYMI DO SI NVU . x f I M VI BI 6 I I' V jlfffu C.. any BMI A, Burwe-II: Gyrn I. I 'Qy,V,X 5 KAY Bnwmimz Gym I' MarqareI Busse: IumLIIInq 2, 3: I3rIwnd+IIIIp 3. 37 CII::c:r Leader 3. CImrImII1- Brady: Gym I: CIInII: 2, 33 FrIondsIvIp I, 3,5 BIQ I SINIM., 3. A I ijt! J Rohm? BuIIon: Gym I, 2. f.' 7 I 2' ' , 4 J I r F, V AnneIIa CardInaI: I ,, M.1ry M, Iimung Gym I1 BIG SIsIors 3. I, ' V' wk, J ' 'It I Joan M, CarIcr: Gym Ig I3IoIof4y Ig FrIvndGI1Ip I, 2, 3. GI-or-In J. BrurIIIwI: Gyrn Ig Proiccfor 2, 3. Byrdio Lou I3rcIoIc:I: Gyrn I, 2, 3, CIIoIr 2, 3, NaIIonaI I-Ionor PGUI Coder: Band I, P, 33 OFLIICSITHI I, 2, 3. LIO d J, Carver: Gym I, 23 Operafor 3. SoCl0Iy 3. Y WIIIIdm CImsIaIn: Gym 2, CIIoIr 2, 3, HI-Y31Annu.1I Board Ralph E. Brooks: Gym Ig HI-Y Ig Biology Ip Smqecraff 3. 2 3 44I9b SENIORS Marfnu CIwoyfmnIweIc: Gym I: Biq S1515-rs 3. CaII1ryn M. CuIIer: Gym 3. MarIorIe Anne CI'wrisImann: Gym 2: Band I, 2, 3: BIQ MabeI Louise CuIIer: Gym I: Big Sisfers 3. SIQIIEFS 3. M I C II1: MerIe CIary: Gym I, 2. If ere U U I prank Gemyd Cynndeminqz Gym Q- I KaII1Ieen L. CusIer: Gym I: Research I: BIC: SIsfers 3: Prinf- inq 3: Siudenf Sun 3, Dork Mae Coc.IcIIn: Gym I, 2, 3. y f' WIlIIam Davenpmrh CI19mIsIry 3. Anno Cmmpan: Gym I, 3. .' Juyifm Cymrym COWNSO: Gym In H CaIIWerIne Dnyns. Gym I. I:m.ncsImp I, Lnynn 2, Band I, 2. 4 ' BIQ Sisfers 3. rj! f EIIII-I Mm: Cnoprer: Gym I, 2, ' I I I ,IaneI Ds-Ienqz Gym I: AnnuaI Board I, 2, 3: CIAQQ QIIICOF X Mlurmrf-I CmIrIrIf4IwI: Uilwer 2, 3. V Q : I, 2, 3: I:rIend5IwIp I, II 3: EI:4 SIQIMS 3: INIa?Ic'wI I-Inna ' J . SocIeIy 3. It III...-D RIM: Cwymf: Umm 2, 3. ,J Kp-' I Roberf Dennison: Gym I: SIAQQCHII 3. 66 iq MIIVIIIVOI LFIIIIQI- CVIICIWIM-ICI: Gym I, 7.3. Kay Croydon: I3InI0f1y I: I.aIin I, 2: Speech 3: Dramaics 3: 'if VVInIIeIcI DIeIIenbacIwr: Gyrv I: SIamp 2. I I5rIfj-nrIsIwIp I, 2, 3: Biq SIQIGVS 3: National I-Ionor SOcIeIy If K' :J HF, 3. NA L A-A, . sfn Al,-V.: ,. I., s Sam DorosIov: Gym I: FmIIw.aII I. 1 A ' 'PP V . 1 I , i , . .x . . ,v Y' 'N 1. ' , nl r o , g fy ' ' I 1 I Q 'N . - nl . tu , Q I r' 'vc . . A 1. ' I Yi PM ff-If X . If Y 4 X XX ,N -L. - 1 44,s.L4C,f .jk-0414 DHAC!! Ja gf ,-'nLfe,. H. pugfcf g.zf.4.,li4fq.,44i.k, 7 Q 695-Q Clflef fi .Q , uf 2, - 51.21, fx..,,,c.,, S E N I O R S ,- 0 . .-u v 6,jvcY,f,.. ,H J-par kat-14.4. K5 I I.. . Q A zxgvpx fuxdsfgf fs A-41' H4594 ' ff ' 'F 0' I 5 Paul wee: Choir I, 2, 3, Elmer Farrar: Gym I, 2. if . -iw-.-. K.ff.g,kl ,LA-vc-c,-cf. -1 r 4' A VJ x ' u Jean Dunlap:Jf'C5ym I: Biology? I: Sfiideri Council 21 Choir Dorolhy June Feichlerz Gym I, 27 Biology I: Choir I, iw I, 2, 33 Big Sislers 31 Friendship I, 2, 33 Slaqecrafl 3: NGIIOMI Honor Soclely 3' Charles D. Fenslermalcerz Gym I1 Band I, 2: Debale 7: Speech I, 3, Dramalics 3, Nalional I-Ionor Sociefy 3. Michael Duran: Gym I, 2, Printing 3, ' W, 'ii 'l Edward D. Fenslerrnalcer: Gym I, 2. W. . . v I illard I., Eckard: Gym Ig Biolooy I. pf, fi aff . f ' I: G I: C! 3. Maxine M. Foley: Gym 2: Sludenl Sun 1 Ari M Alvm Ferrell ym iemlslw Jack 1in II Ig I-IiAY 2, 31 Dramafics 3. Duane Fellow: Gym ll Clmlr 3' , o Norman Eplerz Gym I: Narional Honor Sociely 3. Marv S- Fiersfosr Qvrn Ii 2- ' Y 'il i . v H ' ' , Rufh Epperson: Gym Ig Friendship 2, 3: Office Work 2, 31 LeRoy Flounders: Gym I. Big Sisiers 3. Virqinia Mae Foqlez Gym Ig Sludenl Sun 3: Friendship 3. Clifford Evans: Sludenl Sun 3. Marylyn Rose Follz: Gym Ig Choir I1 Friendship I: Big Sislers Clyde Fvereli: Gym 2: Model 2, 31 Sludenl Sun 3: Office Worlc 3. Kennelh Fverell: Gym Ig Baslrelball I, 2, 3. Leona Folherqillz Gym I,.2, 44 2I 2 SENIORS R Iwri Foufz Gym I: Srudom Sun I. Genevieve GesseI: RcII+'rI FI. Franff-: Gym I: FOQIIJIIII 2, 3: I3asI4eIbaII I, 2, 3: BeIIy GQIZ: Gym I: Arr I, 2. Dmmafl r I: Nc Ional I-Iorgo Sodefy 3: CIass Officer I. VJ - an Nancy BeIIe GIIe5: Gym I: Lafin I: FrIend'snIp I, 2, 3: nIIor A. Frarvcfe: Gym I: Dramnfks I, 2, 3: Sfudenf Coun- Sfudenf CounciI 2, 3: Chemisrry 3: S1.am1cmII 3: Bin rII I. 2, 3: N, F. L. 3: NaIIonnI I-Ionor Sociefy 3, Sisfers 3: NaIIorIaI I-Ionor Sodefy 3. Ray' Frank: Gyrvi I, 2: IXInIiormI Honor Soaiefy 3: Class NaomI Jane Good: Gym I: BIoIo:1y I: SIafwcruI'r 3: FrIe-nd4 Officer 2. ship I, 2, 3: Bio SIsIors 3. QW-n E. FImIr: Gym I: Camera 3. Jane IsabeIIo Gordon: RIIIII G.-1If-y': Gym I: SIurIenI Sum 3: Bin SIsIers 3: NaIionaI Donald A. GraybIII: Gym I: I-IIAY 2, 3: I3Ir.vrfarIx 3. I-I-mor Sod:-Iy 3. I3'I1yIII5 Joan GrIIII1Iws: Gyrr' I: LaIIn I: Frlg-r-fIsIvIy3 I4 2, 33 Ir no GanI4onII: Gym I: FrIondsI1ip I, 2: Lain I: I3ramoIIcS DramaIIQs 2, 3: BIG SISIQVQ 3. 2, 3: Bbq SIwInfrs 3. QA A XT' M fl I.uQiIIe Grunder: Gym I: Srudswnf Councir I 2 3: Drf1mnIic5, I? Ir..v.I A. Gm osIcI: Gym ,'2, ' I: FrIendsIwIp I, 2, 3: Bm SIsIors 3: IXI,aI'wnxI I-Io'r10r SoCIeIy 3. 3 I3 I'I'H'1 IfrLAIL+- Gm'-I: Gym I. I3eIIe Mae GuIeII: Gym I: FrIQrrdsIXIp I: BV: SI-'pry 3. A mm Gs-orqv: Gym I: I-Ii Y 3: Cnmom 3: SIudQnI Sur: 3: y C A - OpvmIor1, 3: NnIIormI I-Ioncr SofiuIy 3. WaIIer Robed GumpI:: Gym I. . f y 1 Mary GopIrfXy: Gym I: Camera 3. HaroIcI Leroy GuII'1rIn: Gym I, I .QP nd T If I -o ,H I MW . sENioRs Niflc I-Ifiiduc: Gym I, 2. KJ, , If Donald Heafheri Gbymfly g,and,,I, 2, 31 Choir I. 2, 3. ff L I I .yi J-4. ' ' PfiIrizi.i I-I.-inioy: Gym I: Bid Si5Iers 3. ff f I I BCUIFIIW IFIQGIOW S5Ym IiIgI9fSQI?fZ3f I xlo I , ' .' f 'l ' I ' f, ' - 'i' F112 1 f Jnmi-5 I-Ifipp0IdI: Gym I, 2. 2 V , JUGIIIIG I-Ieavner J,7 I. , ,if I 1 - r '-' -' - , Nly! . ' y 4 sy.a1.rf F.2- ' II! . I.ooIa M. I-Iedqespcihz Gym I, 2, Speech 3+B1Q Sisiers BQIIO I-Iarris: Gym I. -V . I 5 ' I I VioIa D. I-Iedqespmh: Gym I, 23 Spomh 3, Biq Sisdcrs 3 Tom I-Ifirrisi Gym I, 2, I-Ii-Y I, 2: Iumbhng I, 21 Sraq II 3. . ' . In 0, - ff Frances IVI. I-Ieimanri: Gym I, Friohdwhip I, Big Siders 3 Grem-yioyp I-Inrrisoriz Gym ff,-rv'--. 1 Q Lorena Alberya Hamm U III.:- IL, , ii U I H I' - Hulvh III-mer: Gym Ig Choir I, 2, 3.1 Friendship I, 2, 3, Biq Mariorie EIIen Heririch: Gym I, Friendship I: Biq SisIers 3 SisIur': 3. I, PQUI I-Iorman: I5asIcoIbfiII I, 2, 3. , 'I 'In Bsfify I-Iuuiiei-rI: Gym I, Friendship I, 2. IvIadeIeine I-Iershey: Gym I3 Friendship I. Normki .Irwin I-Iayosi Gym I, 2. Roberf C. I-ml: Gym In rI.csIcr FIfizeI: Gym I: FrinIiriq 3. George I-Ioiirwerz Gym I, 2. 44 23 ww SENIORS Mm' Franca-5 I-IoIIInqur: Gym lg Drannafics I: AnnuaI Board I, 2, 3: N, F. L, I, 2. 37 Speech I, 2, 3: I-rrcndsI1Ip3: Sify SISIMS 33 NaIionaI I-Ionor SocioIy 3. . ROI'wnrI HoIIwav1r-r' , ,. A WIIIifam FranInIIn I-Iofwvr: Gym I, fI II' 1 rr . , I-Ifwlon Ann Happ: Gym Ig SIudenI Sun I,I 3: Na'IIonaIII'-Ionor SofioIy 3, I I, I ' s I Row I-Ielon I-IrIry.'uIIw: Gyrn I. Is I f I Don R. I'IunIQr: Gym I, 2: SIudenI Sun I, 2 3, Grace Indorfr Gym I, Leona KaII1Ieen Jacobs: Gym I, 2. 31 I.aIin I: Ring I, 2, 3 CIinIc 2, 31 Big SIsIers 3. I-Iclon Mae Jacoby: Gym I. J. Carolyn Jessup: Gym I: BIOIOqy I3 CIwoIr I, 2. 33 Siaqe craII 3: FrIendsInIp I, 2, 3: Big Skiers 3, 5.I ' Ivan Johnson: Gym I: Band I, 21 CInemisIry 33 Drarnancsal BMIC Mm- I-Iago: Gym I. I I I NGIIOIIGI Honor SOCIGIY 3' , 143 RUII1 HosIcIImr: Gyrn I: FrIendsIwIp I, 2. 37 BIQ Sisfers 3. BeIIy JMC KIWI95f GYW I7 Frfendwip Q I,ynn I-IOu:Ion: Gym I3 FooIbaII 2, 3: Ba5IfeIbaII . CIIMIGS E' Jones: Gym I s R III E. J, dr 1 G I. Gram: P I-IUII: Gym I: Biq SIsIerQ 3, U or In ym Prana.-s I-IUII: Gym 2: RInn 3, Biq Sisfers 3. GIs-nda I-IunsInqor: Gym I. X J I lj XJ X j .., 5 J I J In , U .s N We v I 5. ! J J 3 I W. I:Ioyd Kaufman: Gym I. J N I-Ielcn EIIzaI3eII'1 JuI'asZ: Gym Ig Camera Ip FrIondsI1Ip N ,ff lf. 1 Iii' Pri VI: if lj 'il' 4 V1- i, 'ii l'h nf' 1. In wh L 1 N4 -J SENIORS L. Kafnleen Keller: Gym I. Merle R. Keller: Gym I: I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3: Operaiors 2, 3. Cliarles V. Kelley: Gym I, 2. Marqarel Kelley: Gym I: Friendship I: Siudeni Sun 3: Big Sislers 3. RUII1 Kinq: Gym I: Office Work 3: Biq Sislers 3: Nalional Honor Socieiy 3. I-Iarriel Ruin Kiffinqerz Gym I: Siudenf Sun I, 2, 3: Biology I: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3. ' flu... ,,1-.l.:, , x,. ' 4- ' 0 ' adeline Marie KIoIz: Gym I. Marjorie Ruilw Knowlfonz Gym I: Friendship I, 2, 3: Big Sisfers 3. Joe Kobolakz Gym I: iLa'rin I: Prinling 3. Harold Kopp: Gym I. 44 25 77 Edward Koyafcliz Gym I. Paul Kovaiclwz Gym I: Prinlinq 3: Sfudenf Sun 3. Edna M. Kracker: Gym I: Office Work 3. Marie Kranlzz Gym I, 2:gj.famera I: Office Work 3: Naiional-Z Honor Sociely 3. lg, 'Y ,A,.4,Q,J1-1. ,- . . Q 0':Af' .V L ' , Mary Janewrilzerz Gym If' LBJ -' Jeanne I-Iarriel Lalwr: Gym I. Roy Lamb: Gym I: Prinfinq 3. Paul Lanizer: Dale Larson: Gym I: Annual Board 2, 3: Naiional I-Ionor Sociely 3. Beify Louise Lawhorn: Gym I. Mary Louise Lawrence: Gym I: Choir 2, 3: Big Sisfers 3. Annabel Lee: Clnoir I: Friendship 2, 3. ' 1 1, f., 1 5 . , 44 , K x if 1 . 1 ff , n. 3 'Qv4y.Lf- Rmh Leqq: BioIoqy I3 Speech I, 2, 3, N. F. L. 2, 3: George Loope: Gym I. Drarnahcs 3. AIIJerI C. Ludus: FooIbaII I, 2, 33 PrInIinc 3, INIarIonaI I MM JV Lerner I-Ionor Sociery 3. JMNWHQ LOWE: Gym I: Biq Sisyers 3, BIII Ix1facMIcQaeI:+Fo?IbaII I, 2, 3: BasIceII3aII I, 2, 33 INIaIionaI onor ocre y . I'IrnIrr-d Z. Ueberrnann: Gym I: ModeI 2, 3. yoya R' MCCGHI Gym I' 2. 805 LImb5CI 3 GYITI I? HVY I- 2- 3, Marqarer E. MCCauIey: Gym I, 2. Mary Snnon LIpps: Gym I7 Choir I, 21 FrIe-ndship I, 2, 3: I-IaroId MeIyin McConneII: Gym I, 2. BIQ SIsIers 3. 4 N'-dj' , . ., ..'f' 2 ,NAIL 1 ,'A 1- ' KL , A V, uns ,. 4, -u Lee Richard McDouqaII: Gym I, 2. Charhas E. LIIIIQ: Drarnahcs 2, 32 lf'4 '7 . , 4 . ' rf Nancy Jo McFarren: Gym Ig Annual Board 2, 3: Sfudent . . '!, l- ' 531,32-i' Coundl I: FriendshIp I, 2, 3, BIQ Sisfers 3: OIIIQO Don Lonas: Gyrn Ig Band I, 2, 35 Prnnhnq 3. W k 2 ' K l I or E' 11 I M4106 ' ' T L 4 41 L' ' ' I-IeIen M. Lonqworrhi Gym I: Chorr 2, 3. MarIorIe McGuire: Gym I. ff Llxlxc df,-VJ, . 'II f Reber? LonqworIh: Gym I: ChemnsIry 3. r Haroyd Mclrmesz Gym ly 21 3: Printing 3- I,l.l,-X H . o I Arde-IIa Loop: Gym I: LaIIn I, 2: Bioyrgy Ip Cheer Izeader lm., Roger J. Mclnfosh: Gym I, 2. 3: Sfudeni Councll 3: Tum' 2, 3: Srudeni Sun 2, 35 Big Sisf Xi . LBJ' ' I, bhnq I, 2, 3: Cheer Leader 3. . V VN . Q R.. , A I .tt .zu ,gj. -.9-Nl' a I in I 9 , , , 'I'.'..' ,sm 1 FV Q-IN 'KG' 4., ,2.,L3.':. Clk xxx . I ' 'I if Qyf- DQ!! c-4-661 IIQJ6' 'ffj .Mx ae., f,-,yn y V Marqaref B. McLain: Gym I: Choir I, 2: Friend' ip 1.2. 3: , Bio Sisfers 3: Biology I. V f II Alice McQueen: Gym I, 2: Research I: Igimji, 2. I . Fleicher McLane: Hi-Y 3. Robed Mackenzie: Gym I, Z.. MJ' ,: 4 M-We - www- s E N i o ips ' . I A . RUII1 E. MaHI1ews: Gym I: Bioloqy I: Siudenf Council I. 3 Operafors 3: Friendship I, 2. 3: Biq Sisfers 3: Nafional 1' 'IiIonor S-ocieIy 3. I ' 1 1 A If '11 Iv7:l Alffilljill cf'-'f ' A I arie BIizabeIIw Maxnimer: Gym 3. I I Paul Mears: Gym I, 2, 3. fal-07: , ,Y fit ' ?'U'-v Caiherine Teresa Medure: Gym I. DouqIass Faber MandeviIIe: Gym I, 3: Band I, 2, 3. Irene M. Marcus: Gym I. Emil Marqinean: Gym I, 2. Lawrence B. Marfhey: Gym I: Dramafics 2, 3: Debafe 2. 3: N. F. L. 2. 3: Siudenf CounciI 3: Shidenf Sun 3: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3. CIinIon MasIers: Gym I, 2, 3. Angelo Masfriann Josephine A. Mafesic: Gym I, 2. 44 27 bb Sarah Medved: Gym I. Roberf B. Messenger: Gym I: Radio 2: OperaIor 3: I-Ii-Y 3 Nafional I-Ionor Sociefy 3. RaIpIw B. Meyers: Gym I. 2: Band I, 2. 3. Hazel M. Maller. eym i. Howard Miller: Gym I: Camera 2, 3: Chemisfry 3. Lloyd Miller: Gym I. 3. Paul F. Mille-fi Gym i. SENIORS Robe-rf Thomas MiIIer: :Gym I. Reed Murdock: Gym I, 2: Biology I: FooIbaII 2. Lewis Misheffz SIudenI Sun I, 2. CIaudia Arville Murphy: Research I: Siudeni' Sun 2: CIinic f , 2: FirsI Aid I. e James MiIcheII: Gym I, 2. ..1,--...,,.L, , V-4 Roberf W. Murray: Gym I. TheIma Monhgomeryz Gym I: Friendship I, 2, 3: Big Sisiers 3. 'I.iIIian June Myers: Gym 3: Big Sisiers 3. BeIIe Marie Moock: Gym I, 2. Eva Neiman: Gym I: Dramaiics 2, 3: Speech 3: Friendship Edward C Moody, Gym I 2 I: Big Sisfers 3: NaIionaI Honor SocieIy 3. Roland Moore: Dorofhy Nelson: Gym 3: Speech 3. John Richard MorabiIo: Prinrinq 3: I-Ii-Y 3. George NGZICIN GYVTI I- LYCII5 IVIOVEII5 BiOIOQv Ii Bie 5I5ieI'5 3- . i Shirley Nicewander: Gym I: S-I'uden+ Council I, 2, 3: Big -6044 a 'v4-'tzJ jd SisIers 3: SIudenI Secreiary 3: Nafional I-Ionor Sociefy Grace EIizabeIh Morris: Gym I. 3: Friendship 3. I LHOY MOIIOII: GYIT' I- . GaIe NicoIeI: Speech 3: N. F. L. 3: Debafe 3. Raymond W. Moyer: Gym I, 2. ' xv' I-Ielen Alvira Nofmanz Gym I, 2: Laiin 2, 3. ,Q NK. c: ' - gfnvbfg I Ji ' Y Q . w R' . x I I I I y , 4 I Wan www lf , - y 1 1 fl I ' 5' .Ili ' , fr ,W J 3 V 52 I . s E N I o R s J , , . ,Y L --'H y- M,,.fVff?!,1VM3 KN. I ' r Af' 3 X rioyd R, om. eym I. Q , wiuagm P, PiIdner: eym i, 2. r'f'r vi 'f c . 5 5 Ii 4 ' I K ,ff', ' I-Inrry Georqe Orphan: Band I, 2, I-large: Pillez gym I' 'Cc4'A4'g 2 'ftp BiII Orwick: G-yrn I: Dravnaiics 2, 3: I-Ii-Y 3: NaIienaI I-Ion . X, J O I h a erine Pinis: Gym I: Friendship I, 2, 3: Big Sisiers 3: Socl0Iy 3. K I IXIaIionaI I-Ionor SocieIy 3. Fdwqrd Packer: Gym I, 2, 3: SIudenI Sun 2. RoIvorI Purkor: Gym 2: Choir I, 2, 3. Junior PaIIinson: Gym I: CIass Oificer 2, 3. RoI:uerI A. Piper: Gym I: SIudenI Sun 3. PauIine Ploffsz Friendship 3: Big Sisfers 3. Maxine B. Poorrnan: Gym I, 2: Friendship I, 2: Big SisIers Florence Irene PauI: Big SisIers 3. 3, Office Work 3 MarIin Paul: Gym I, 2. DaIe Paxfonz Gym I, 2. Jack PerauII: Gym I, 2: Model 2: Choir 2. S-hirIey R. PeIerS: Gym I: Choir 2, 3. Edna F'raII: Florence Mary Price: Gym I: Band 2, 3: Orchesfra I: Friendship I: Big Sisfers 3: Office Work 3. Ann E. ProIanI: Gym I, 2. Roberf C. Pfendlerz LaIin I, 2: ModeI 2: DramaIics 2, 3. Edward Roger Profanfz Gym I: Office Work 3. 44 29 xi 4? I N fam I I r 's K r y A cl .' .X 5 X, X s E N I o R s AWG M- PUSIOYI GYVYI I- Mary Alice Richardson: Gym I. Paul Raber: Gym I, 2. Marie Riordan: Gym I, 2: Clinic 2. D, K Rurh Marie Rauber: Gym I: Friendship I. William F, Ripple: Gym I, 23 Qperaforg 2, ly . V If r WM, lic Dorolhy Kalhryn Ray: Gym I, 2. Jean E. Roberlsz Big Sisfers 3: Clinic 3Vf JL' Q Mafigfie C, Ream: Gym lv 23 Big Sigfers 3. vi I Richard Cleavon Robinson: Gym I, 2. Of, George W. Reeder: Gym I. l. If Charles Roberl Rohr: Gym I. ' i lr!! Jr' M. June Reynolds: Gym I: Larin Igyilh ' rie'n ip Zvi, Earl Rohr: Gym I. Office Work I, 2, 3: Nafiowg bno ocie . ,f A I , N lil j.. Sam Roslcerz Gym I: Srudenr Council I, 2: Band I, 2, 3. Thelma E. Reynolds: Gymwxygr v - I., , ,J I of Vfy Q ,' y Philip D. Ross: Gym I, 2. Carleion Ernesl Rice: G I Ii, 2. . r s a . V J I ly YJ NV 5 'N Thomas A. Ross: Gym I, 2: Prinfinq 3: Slamp I: Sludenl Pafricia Richard: Gym I. 'I W X-bv Q Sun 2. vfky gy' XJ I l Q Leola Margie Richardson: Gym I: Big Sislers SKY William Henry Ross: Gym I: Prinlinq 3. X 5 X s so X A If Q2 YQ gr w 5, Q Ti' 'f,,,,1. , 24031 V. fv- ' 'W ,F : 3' ixff X. gf - I I I 'UI S verf'o'F y ' - Li.:ff'f ,I,f :1, Mfr?-' E N I O R S Il if IWQVNXI RJ' uhm' ,ll 'A un f.,I...3r',c.1:1.'7c.f if ec - M.-- Edward Sabaka: Doris V. Sewar : ym I: Choir I: Speech 3: Friendship 3: Office Work 3. William Sandy: Gym I: Foofball 2. Dean Shaffer: Gym I. Frank Sanlilli: Prinfing 3. Bill Shannon: Gym I, 2. h' : : : ' ' . . . . Gfigmiilsc mile Gym gl' 2 Sludifl in 3 Blgygfslers 3 Kaf lee M, Shapuife: Friendship I, 2, 3. ' I ax fl 4' 3-1 ' ix 4.1, 'WK I . . ' . V .0 .A I wg If sry' A fl jd ,-k,L64,,g,,4HVff.44-I IAA fgclhyi L. May Schmidfz Gym I: Camera 2, 3: Friendship I, 2, 3: ' die L. Shearer: Gym I: Camera 2, 3: Model 2. 'Q Operalor 3, Big Sisfers 3. w A I Dorofhy Mae Schrader: Gym I. 2: Office Work 2, 3. Glenn J. Schroeder: Gym I: Band 2, 3. Leroy William Schwarfz: Gym 3. Joseph semen. Gym 2, 3. Jeanelle l-I. Seller: Gym li Friendship 3: Office Work 3. Louis E. Seimefz: Model 2, 3: Speech 3. cc3Irb 1 Leavifl A. Sherlzer, Jr.: Gym I: Dramalics 2. Xl I C. Ben Shoemaker: Gym I: Model 3. Glen R. Shook: Gym I. Thelma M. Show: Gym I, 3: Biology I3 Lafin I. 2, 3: Office Work 3. Clem B. Schriver: Gym I: Radio 2: Model 2. 3. Thelma Julia Shulokz Friendship I: Research 2: Office Work 3. SENIORS Rolverfa Siddall: Gyrn I: Biology I. LaVerne Daniel Smilhz Gym I: Clioir I. Wfancla Simon: Gym I: Friendsliip I: Big Sislers 3. Melvlll Smllhi GWB I' 2' Audrey Sims- Gym I Jane? Snowberger: Friendship I: Slagecrall 3. I f' ' . 4. Donald Snyder: Gym I. ' JP' ' Q ,I g . Mary A. Slcirleclnz Gym I, x A V' N., 1MA. L, .- LQ 4. Josepli Snyder: Gym I. I is V I . A... '-.L ' Berllwa Smillw: Gym I: Biology I: Slagecrall 3: Sludenl I 'Q xx? Sun 3. Vincenl' Snyder: Gym Ig Foolball I. 2. 3: Boslcelball I, 2. 3: I f Class OIIicer 3. 1 . v I, 2 Catherine Louise SrniIlw: Gym I: Office Work',I3: Big WiybUrJ' Snyder: Gym I- AI -I at Sislers 3. , If V I,-' - ' Y I I ' 1 up V ' Clnarles Sonnlwaller: Gyrn I, 2. , ' 'I Dorolliy Smiflwz Gym I: Firsrhfkid 2: dIfn3c 2. V, .', 0 J A Dolores Spangler: Gyrn I, 2. . Liswe iqsdi. N ml ym an Belly Sfaley: Gym I. ' 'A K George Srnilliz Gym I, 2, 3: Sludenl Sun I, 2, 3: Radio 21 Floyd R. Slaullerr Gy 2: P iriling 3. pg I Model 2. X Frances Sleelez lp F ie dslwi , 2, 3 elim Ig I s Jeanne E. Srnilhz Gym I: Lafin I: Choir I: Slagecrafl 3: Officer I: u I 3: B' . isler 3: Nafional onor Friendship 3: Big Sisfers 33 Sludenl Secrelary 3. Sociery . 'FF' .si Ig-me I , I. . 5, 1' I. 'auf' 1 at fi, sENioRs og wi-H uw'JV' :Jb- .ggk .Sad Laverne Sleimgrg Gym I, 2, Roberl Temple: Gym IQ Sludenl Su 3. ,, 0 I QNI tho uu.lt,u,g Vera Slilqonhauerz Gym 3. William Temple: Gyrn I, 2, 3. 5 0 Ggorqgg Slipgflql-ig Gym 1, Frederick Tolesz Gym I: Foolball I, 2, 3: Baslcelball I, 2, 3. , .,:I5w-' Clwdrlpg Slorzg Gym I, 2, Charles F. Traynor: Gyrn I: Choir I, 2, 3. - X Rulh Slurqes: Gyrn I, 2: Firsl Aid 2: Clinic 2, 3. Helen Trenian: Gym I. Vernon Slyer: Gym I. Geraldine Tschan: Friendship I. Calhcrine rnmors: yrn I: Choir I, 2, 3. Rulh Tschanlz: Nalional Honor Sociely 3. 61.52 . Delores Swaney: Gym , 2: Camera 2: Slaqecrall 3: Dra- Irene Tuclcer: Gynw I, 2, 3. malics I: Friendship I, 2, 3. Nicholas Turlnaliz Gym I, 2, 3. WiIrnI1 Swanson: yin -I: Friendshp I, 2, 3: Biq Sislers 3. 'AW M 240' G- V 4-J'-'Lvl ri ' -,,i4 Z, KJAVAA- stiiffw Lula Urban: Gym I: Annual Board I, 2, 3: Friendship I, 2, 3: eraldine M. Swilzerz Gy I: rien ship Orcheslra I, Big Sislers 3: Nalional I-Ionor Sociely 3. Kalhryn C. Tanziez Big Sisler 3. Earl Thomas Vanlrlornz Gym I: Operalor 2: Chernislry 3. 44 33 vb SENIO Sm,-nm Mary VasiIo: Gym Ig Friendship I. Momin Wacker: Gym I, 2: Prinflnq 3. John P. Wadian: Gym I, 2: SIudenI Sun 3: ModeI 2. James P. Waqnner: Gym I, 2. Lemmon L, WaIIcerg Gym I. 2, 3., 9-I-Apgq,4, ....4.i4aa 0 JanoI CIaire WaIIaCe: ym I: IJJIIII I, Friend Ip I, 2, 3' Bid Sisiers 3: NaIionaI I-Ionor Socleiy 3. Mary Jane WaIIz: I:riendsI1ip I, 2, 3. WiIIiam Edward Warihi Gym I. Norman E. Wafersz Gym I, 35 Priniinq 3. M4 2 ffw' James Frederic Weber: Gym I. 2' OdeII R, Weidner: Gym I. jdffv' I' WWE RS Lorene Weifordi Gym Ig Speech 2, 37 N. F. L. 2 3: Dra- mafics 3. Warren Wenqer: Gym I, 37 DebaIe 2, 3: ModeI 3. CaroIyn H. Werner: Gym I: Iiriendsmp I, 2: Biq Sisfers 3. RUII1 Wnefsfone: Gym I, Mary uII1WI1i'reI'1ead: Gym I. - 0-gui-'Uk 1'LPQ 'N1 !40g4.66! Lucille Marquerife Whirsronez Friendship I, 2: Biq Sisrers 3. DoIores R. WiIIneImZ Jane WiIIiams: Marfna Jean WiIIiams: Gym I: Larin I: Friendslriio I, 2, 3: Big Sisfers 3. Jesse WiIIiams: Gym I: Sfudenr Sun 2, 3. KenneII'i W. Wilson: Gym I: Orclnesfra I, 2: Band I. 2, 3. ..: r lil 4:9 .J 5 1 5 lv. N-I A .. N I N v-1,4-ti-K. ' x '-fi .R 1 1 V r I 61 I O f 31.0 6'5 4,vf1f'l!f1! VU ' fl. Vfff ji o I, MAI: 'F ' iflifvo ' N' I 1 'I 'L glw 3,.u,uLH'Pf ' ' .I :JJ 'IMJ v- . F I , My A1041 TMfe'S00'Lo ,unfit - A ' C. ' 9 ' 641644444 E Ejfaia V54 ' MX f ,, , 'YQ' ' M , , M I X X ,lk . iflffvlffl I y I L n 7 16220-5 of 'fi I f All! , I ' J' 1 X fl, ' f I' ' I Margarel Louise Wilson: Gym I: Friendship I. Bessie Wrighl: Gym I. Annalee Wood: Friendship 2, 3: Band 2, 3. Della Yellic: Gym I: Biology 2. John Roberi Wood: Gym I, 2: Chemisfry 3. Arlen Yoder: Jack Worihingfonz Gym I: Camera 2: Orcheslra I, 2: Clea Belle Yoder: Gym I, Bend 3. Helen Ziegelholer: Gym I. June Worlhy: Gym I: Friendship I. John L. Zinfsmaslerz Gym I: Sfudenl' Council I, 2: I-Ii-Y 3: Frances Wren: Gym I. Operafors 3: Model 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 3. x35a7 K JUNIORS PLANNING TO GRADUATE ISABELLE BENTZEL HOWARD HEACOCK DWIGHT BUTLER PEGGY HENRICI-I MARY JOSEPHINE CAIRNES PER LEE KAUFMAN PEARL CHAPMAN FLOYD LINDSAY JOHN DILLON THERMAN MONTGOMERY MELVIN DILLARD GEORGE STIPETICH ESSIE EDWARDS KEITH ZIEGILER Ax UE5J1'G1?F SENIORS OF TOMORROW If pas? records are any indica+ion of furure success, 'rhe Junior and Sophomore classes of I939 promise Io fill 'rhe vacancies leff by The Seniors mosf capably. Their members have proved Ihemselves indispensable assels Io Ihe s'ruden+ body in schol- as+ic achievemenls, as well as in gridiron performances and displays of 'ralenf on +he laaslcelball courl. Headlines Ielling of Massillon's viclories in debafe and speech Iournamenls: crifics' highly complimenlary reviews of dramafic producfions and displays of musical abililyg nalional awards for iournalisric accomplishmenlsg recog- nilion in various lines of social endeavor-all Ihese fields in which Washinglon High is ra'red +ops we find Ihe Juniors and Sophomores playing an essenfial parl. 41369 ,gf,,6,7 ,L-ff 25 4 I I s . I f' JUNIOR - SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS IABOVFI Lf-If IokRii1Iil: 'Mghlyn Mcllgrn-ell, prmidonlp Carolyn Hilberl, vice presidenlp Corel Bell, freawrerg Harold Srnilln, spLreI5i1yL 0, I IV' Q 5-I V.: It 'If' N I A SOPHOMORF CLASS OFFICERS IBFLOWI . QA n l A? lien Ind'-Rgqlil: Iffny x1QqMQFpre5idenI: Cryslal Andrews, vice presidenlq Mary Lee Lane, lrensuror, Paul Wienfr 1 N 1- seam gryf' yi I U Vi-I 1 .ky M b JUNIORS Rww I: Florence Bimnhi, Janice Bender. Marian Bernlwarl, Anne Bednar, Carol Bell, Gloria Bales, Row2: Evelyn Bouqlwman, Belly Loo Brady, Callnerine BoqovicI1,Doro1Iwy Reeves, Georqiana Alexoff, Mary Lmuiw Bmliiol. Rnwiiz Joanne Adams, Halen Barllcv, Lydia Berq, Blanche Aulenbaclnnr, Virqinia Allen, Clara Bash, Mary Alexander. Pauline Anslover, Bealrice Baclwlol. Row 4: Williarn Barnes, Irene Bromlcs, Helen Balala, Fred Bodendorler, Howard Allman, Hallie Mae Aqnew, Mary Lmiiao Binqlv Row5: John Ripple, Viclor Bsrqui-al, Ronald Arrnilaqe, Alberl Balclwa, Arllnur Beck, Tommy Al+ ,, I I , O riI3ray. f Lyffil' -, ...Mm E 1 L, I 91 41' ,fl L54 . M , 8.9 ,x A-,A A 9' e f 1-fk.. t E' :MQ 'Q Wx A. .V I fs .W r 41' WW - , 1 Mr' Q L e fe ,swf YA q 1 ffl' Us .0-, Q. I 4i'f-MQ 'L' ef l an KJ' a.- rs' A K ' ' mul' 4,7 .f.- Ta f VJ l .A Row I Row 2 Row 3. Row 4: Row 5 M' Row 2: I Row 3 Row 5: Row : Row 4: ,.,,,1, JUNIORS Elhel Conrad, George Cheney. Dick Bullon, Frank Clark, George Cornell, Joan Cheney, Elsie Bucholf. Marie Carfer, Louis Brunyansky, Tom Crooksfon, Mary Elizabelh Burrier, Belly Boing, Louis Bucci, Joe Copodonna, Howard Cornea, Norma Cramer. Alice Burkefl, Belly Bucklew, Lois Carler, Marge Carey, Jackie Charllon. Belfy Brugh, Mary Buzille, Dorolhy Crookslon. Barbara Ann Buggs. Helen Chapman, Earl Backiel, Dale Collier, Junior Buckland, Dan Chovan, Gene Cecil, Willis Camp. Roscoe Clendening, David Carey. Harry Collins, William Beck, William Croop, Charles Brownewell, Harry Burkharl, Irving Beck. Mary Alice Davis, Belly Erlle, Rulh Eberly, Thelma Doroslov, Bernice Eberly. Belly Culler, Marilyn Evans. Jean Eckerd, Lucille Evans, Margaref Esselburn, Helen Epperson, Mary Elovsky, Janelle Ellison, Jane Crowe, Evelyn Dixon, Dezell Dixon. Norma Ebber, June Culcher, Calherine Evans, Paul David. Don Douglas, Ann Drobney. Joyce Edwards, Loreen Davis. Russell Doll, John Eschman, Junior Dalsky, Donald Eberhardf, Donald Davis. Roberl Esselburn. Edward Ellis. A Paul Eberhardl, William Zepp, Joe Davis, Dick Croop, Ted Cunningham, Dale Evans, Alvin Englehardl. cox col 'IJ' oJ . xo vip ln. B, 1 io., 'ALJ' I. 0 R ' 2,0 Row I: Jean Goss, elm Fohl, Leona Grosswiller, Rulh Gardner, Rulh Graybill, Lois Frew. L 'S X Belly Geis. d Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: William Geschwind. Fannie Gardner. Kennelh Drennen, Doris Frye, George Gipp, Rulh Friedland. Waller Greenlielder, Doris Flanagan, John Foslines. William Fuchs, Eugene Farrar, Don Golch. Elvina Fish. Don Flafh, George Fabian, John Francis. Marlha Gaull, Don Felrow, Bob Fosfer, Bob Flanigan, Jack Frieg, Melvin Freyfag, Phyllis Gafrell. Alvin Greenlelder. William Gerber. Dale Forgan. John Miller. Ralph Frifz, Pep Paulson, Denfher Graves. William Evans. Bob Filzgerald, Junior Guleff. ea JA 43921 .AMI f' it .LE - I , 1 1 v WWW 41:- 5 EQ 5 ,..., - -. 1 iff- I A QR 'R jg 5 1 , iX'i1 ' Z . AUIIHA Q- W -We ,sw , fx. I i . Q'-A v. x .-h' 'r -eff S ,rj Row lily? Row 4: Row 5: sf' Row I: Row 2: if ll 14.71 Rows. Row l Row 2 Row 3' Row 4' Row 5' ' ' '1 ,i ' if, 1 Mir: r lice Glessmer, Gladys Grunden, Doris C. Smilh, Dorolhy Lullrell, Carolyn Hills l. JUNORS Jaclr H ch, Marie Herman, Julia Hollman, Verna Hewill, Howard Heacoclc, Gordon Henry, Kennelh Hollman. Mary Hollon, Dora Hanlin, Belly Harriman. Mary F. Hellman, Dorolhy Heimann, Junior Luckner, Oliver Epps. Elmo Hooley, Charles Higgins, Jonah Howells. Elmer Hanson. William Jorden, Rulh Ann Speicher. Ann Lee Wood. Dawn Genhler. Herman Sluser, Ralph Hollinger. Paul Ringley. Pep Paulson. Harold Hodgson. Dale Gwin. Bob Harig. Marcella Haller, Emma Hosleller, Miriam E. Jones, Alice Jones. Mary Jane Kendle. Belly Keller. Jennie Kolek. . Virginia Heclcendorn. Arlene Hanson, Eleanor Hawlc, Calherine Hill. Pauline Herring, lnez Johnson. Helen Heclcalhorn. Healher, Pauline Heclcalhorne. Edward Gumpl, Bob Hunl, Paul Heasley. Dave Hess. Ralph Welzel, Tom Hanley, Jim Holloway, Paul Heimann. orolhy Hodgson. Helen Kozlevcar, Freddie Kirlclord. Archie Kowell. Marion Larusel. Harold James Kenny. Edward Kranlz, Franlc Kromer. Donald Horsl, Ralph Kreiger, Alvin Kuzmilc. Howard Lash. Zila Marlhey, Alice Longheier. Helen Legge. Marilyn McDermoll, Mary Marlin, Audra Levers, Mary Maier. Dorolhy Malich, Jean Lowe. Dorolhy Kohler, Bealrice Johnson, Rulh Kemp, Juanila Lawhorn, Harriel Luclcner. Mary Kenchell. Belly Kohl, Jean Kohl, Lavern Krall. Hilda Horn, Alma Keller, Helen Maier. Mary Maurer. Helen Locluharl, Mary King, Jim Karrenbaurer, Donald lclces, Marlin Konerlh, Dorolhy Johns, Kalhleen Kracker. William Limbach, Paul Mark, Raymond Luysler. Eugene Maier. Earl Marlin. Jack Lopez, Wallon Karris, Roberl Lewis. 4:4Ixr Am-A if .Q . v . -mt Q I rl - 1 Q , .4 f- 9 ' r Q .hx -up . cr: fi, FK W Q N al I f . Q W NS. 14 I . I , . 4 i .., W ' if ,... 8 ff' f Q2 , lx AQ - .. K ..,, :nazi 2 Q '-5 ' -Q.. ' QQ., 5? 'F .Q f', -,Q W' Q4 A 5 M U J K W W iAx 3 4 A A , . A fg M f. .J g' hs A V A F iv 'Q 0:,.. 1, K V, E' i 'H Q32 5 ' l mme., ,r LVQW 'L-,fs ,A..,g - N, If fm r- , if 3 'Y EZ - I i'lf' I 12' ,154 ' Sq, 5 -sf X EE w fix 731 3 wld Q ' J 1' x W WW ,We me w en Mo A e . Shirley McDougall. Dee Moorehead. Mariha Mungo, Alberia err I, M rs Row 2: ' rence y ,To my Love, Maurice Lulxe. Frances Laihem, Eileen Maurer, Adaline Mafhis, M olor I g, Ann Mohacselu. Mjlibw : Berrlce Miglich. Margaref McMahon, Agnes Migqe. Maxine Mifch, Mary Molinslai, Norma Moss. Frances Mazziofia, Mary Ann Mossides. Row James Molnar, Jim Miller. Tom McMillan, Earl McGeachi , Mel Mill' an. James Leeper. Andy Miller. Row Roberf Moreiz, Richard Murer, Virginia Meini lmmie ar, Kap Lechleifer ian Moore, Jim Muniean, Edward McBride ! ' P5 QW X ' L Row I: Helen Profanf, Ruih Maifern, Esiher M r 'n rancis Maiese , oroihy Luner, Mary Moniini, X X' Lorena Mclnnes. ' Q ' ,X Row 2: Riia Mae Osfer, John Ransom, Vernon , William Olenick, Russell Rafeld, Owen Q r Parnacoif. Ann Polen, Doroihy Ow s ' A Ro 3: Don Pfahler, Duke Pribich. icfo ulus. Di ,cbGeorge Reeder, Nick Perers, Margaref . Parker, Jean Paclrfr. N ' I of A , Row 4: Cliff y, ' er Pedr . Rel 'erlin, lberi Paulilr, Harold son, Roberl Paul, W ry P l . ow 5: Mears red e , J ofman, vy zey, les Nemeih, Mariy Jane Nish. l ill' sbo eor usser. Row Rufh Owens, Mary Peirovich, Ida Phillips. Mary Peiers, Efhel Moore, Mildred Neiman, Elsye Nelson. Row Berfha Newfon. Virginia Schaar, Hazel Rouer, Be'H'y Renner. Naomi Roebuck, Edith Ross, Geraldine Shook, Eihel Mae Rodenberger. Row Marie Rambaud, Dorofhy May Schroclr, Fred Rohr, Richard Scholl, William Rees, Earl Schmidt Grace Schuler, Florence Reese. Row Alberi Moniini, Herberf Schnering. Mike Perez, Dale Ripple, Tommy Reehl, Sieve Phillips. John Rouison. Row Harold Rodenberger. Tom Ross. Roland Seese, Edwin Mauger, Willard Richards, Junior Rossiier, Richard G. Renneclcer, William Norih. 44 43 rv yu 4 -uf -9 Q l, f V Q ' K A ig: W W V .. F ,H Q, , V as .q, ,. , 2 ., A,, A M P ' ' A I ' ' f Q: s I Q H ., 1- WF f VY Q ' A A . W I M-.1 if' ' . 4 A ,A V f f- ...,V QVZY ew Q, ug'smWgwA .Q .ff if F ' 'Tfi if f---- ' f A ,li 7 ,, NW 9 ff' , A' .. ' H- 'Q ' . L ' mNA ,j ,..Q W 'X M- ' ' -V f A W L A I 4 K 5 M M K , A K x. if Au Vg 3 NJ A t J 'L I fu 1 if T I t -MAL l if V -- j 5 , Ju A..f A '7' K , . in ,www Q + wq w3 fx.-1 - ,. as ul .A V Q D M v ' 1 V vgi rx N , 5 Z f . Y H 'ifzm ---, 1 in li A-E' rg Ye ES. ,K ki. .f 'A 4 E7 Sf 5- 945, A 54 S-.gl v Ji yay r 039m J ow I: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: 'wvwfvwf , JUNIORS Naomi Roebuck, Befly Renner, Belly Reichenbach, Edna Robinson, Irene Rizos, Jeanne Ross. Genevieve Rudy. e Mary Sander, Vicloria Ross. Arlene Schmifman, Evelyn Schlagler, Becky Sayre, Mary Jane Schulfz, Charlofle Rolhacher, Mildred Smilh. Belry Simon, Jennibelle Scolr, Rhea Seimefz, Rufh Seimelz. Dorolhy Margaref Smi+h, Peggy Snavely, Gracie Siegfried, Harold Smilh. Eileen Seese, Doula Kosmidis, William Sheers. J. G. Shorler, Elmer Simpson, Greeba Shonk, Edna Snowdon. Clifford Smilh, Eugene Slusser, Don Slinger. Bob Scholl, Sheridan Snider. William Skeeles. William Shafer, Bob Slight - Doris Smilh, Ada Snyder, Ida Shannon, Marieanne Shilling. June Shumaker, Conslance Siffrin, Louise Shorier. I Dororhy Slili, Theda Treisch, Virginia Wacker, Belle Spangler, Mark Turkay, Billie Slrine, Charlesana Thomason, Vera Snyder. Sophie Slankovich, George Turkey, Percy Robinson, Henry Speyer, William Vogt, Jim Urbas. Ray Spencer, Dick Soufh. Mary Jane Slern. James Somogy, Lucille Walker, Charles Stranger, Gerald Sfenger, Norma Voss, Roberl' Schumaker. George Slipelich. Row 5: Joe Shafrafh. Bob Sliff, Kenny Slevens, Roixrl' Swarlz, Bob Wachlel. John Sfeele, Sam Stern, Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6: Joe sl.a.v.c M X Kfyipp AhdJZ,+ Emerson Wilhelm, James Wonsich, Harry Wehrle, Earl Tuning, Tom Sl'ro,haker. W Verna Ulbrichl, Belly Schoener, Marcella Sfilgenbauer, Helen Sfilifler, Dorolhy Swis r, Erma Swisher, Keilha Slevens. T Dorolhy Williams, Florence Weisgarber, Mary Jayne Wilson, Mary Zeller, Mary Weick, Verna Weller, Irene Wassil, Marjorie Traynor. Winifred Walers, Olis Waile, John Yalsko, Jeanne Wey, Virginia Zupp, Thelma Worlhy. Lillian Show, Hilda Weisburn. John Young, Paul Young, William Wood, Ralph Walrz, Jim Wanlz, William Young, William Zimmer, Lee Wood. Jimmy Wenlzell, Edwin Wilkerson, Leroy Wilhelm, Andrew Yacko, George Walkins, William Ziegelhofer, Gilberl Yoder, Gordon Young. 145 bb qw L V , , Q- ' I .A 9 .J 1 I -x 7 'n , 5 5 1 'rf- V S25 X X IFF' -- fw 'Q V W 15 Q Q M gQ m:,' 5 sa' I ,gi , 3 9 rw: 7 yz i V X. , Q f gf M., fi O' f ,pl ff 3 MW W HOMQR . M .gi lk gsm- Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 'Q Row Row W Row Row Winifred Behringer, Grace Brinlcer. Willard Adams. Doris Arnold. Cryslal Andrews. Belle Brimkamp, Bernice Birclsong. Rufh Bird, Belly Asfon. Helen Allison. Floyd H. Beck. Berry M. Boughman, Elaine Barlh. Jean Blaga. Bernice Barnes. Ben Arnlz. Evelyn Bonlc, Dalf Ballinger, Don Bessler, Lorefla App. Margarer Agnes. Homer Asberry. Troland Adams. Beniamin Boelrel, Carl Alden, James Bray. Vernon Bowers. Gordon Appleby. Don Broolrs. Don Ackley. Eli Broglio. Johnnie Carler. Mary Lois Chovan, Margarer Burns, Wilma Culler. Ann Louise Chovan. Geraldine Busch. Beverly Brown. Jean Clemenl-L. Jeanne Charlfon. Helen Buzille. Margaret Conklin, Jim Bushman. Jane Darnell. Doris Buclr. Jeanne Carler. Murray Chasfain. James Charllon. Noreen Burson, Sam Carler, LaVerne Converse. Joe Cicchinelli. James Bufcher, Helen Brooks, Jack Clarlc, Jim Bucher. Wallace Clendening. Edwin Dise, Vern Cowam. Elmer Buflermore, Laverne Burger. John Chidesrer. uLawrence Cardinal. William Cook. Philip Chelsea. lris Eclcroad. Dean Davis. Mary Alice Edgar. Rufh Davis. Ida Jane Easferly, Eileen Dillon. Geraldine Engleharf. Roberla DeHass, Collella Eby. Norma Duvall. Ardella Edwards, Raquel Domenguez, Mary Davenport, Ralph Deibel. Carl Diefz, Evelyn Ellison. Carolyn Dulion. Georgia Lee Dawson. Helen Eberly. Jim DeLong. Don Duffon, Sfanley Dunmore. Bob Egan. Paul Domer. Milron Dingler, Jane Drellze. lrene Eaglowslri. Howard Eberharcll, Dwighr DeHoff, Don Eclcsfein. Richard Davis, John Egan. Warren Edwards. 4: 47 rv Kb 33 X , 1, t 1 qv .b , uffn.. . -1 V in-I W K 0' A' I fr' - 4 , ,K S-ny' kk? ' I A 'iff :T .i Mrk QM 1 'Q' 'Wwln ' 'Sm Y ' 'nh' H ,... 2 3 Q ..- 5 'S 2 A -f M Z5 f 'Z '-5 535. 1' ., bl Qgmfi Lg wg t 'E . W, A .Tk - ' ' b 4:7 134 Au. . ,Af Z, Q'-Q'5 C? '-39 fs K ' .H-is A -17, U JV 6+ T Q 1 5 v X W X ' x-, 1 ' , W fi- 2, , Y . + A 5 gg' :Q i L , A 1 Y .,, f . :pq - I ,f W Q m' '. ' L .,,, : CJYNYNIRSI 'E V 43 Y ,,, ,,,, A. , , . W - h ' 55.51. , -.si 5 A 1 , ' .4 A-V. V J ' 4':' if 2 V 5 '92-Q V. K - A Jtz ' 3 Lx, f D X , r' ,, 5 3,4 QS nur . -we-'---1 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row I 2 3 4 I 2 3 4 5 I. 2. 3. 4: 5. 'wmv ig - -1- r1-ngw-Ww-,5v1,q- , ,,1ri,.?uvq--if 1-3-if',-.-:1i- -.1 V ' 1 , .f-frf -laF ' Egypi,-,i.f'+'ifl.ii SOPHOMORES Juaniia Evans, Alice Feaiherinqham, June Els. Anna Gepfrey, Joan Garrigues, Jean Geis. Belfy Fliclcinger. Margarei Garrelrl, Vernon Englehardl. Joan Engle. Mary Geis. Beffy Furbay, Molly Galob, Elhel Geis. Harold Epperson, Dean Garman. Julius Gergel, Ralph Fefzer. Roy Fidler, Jim Forresr. John Friedrich. Fa rlnas. Junior Fens. Bill Gardner. Willie Franklin. R . Waller Fox. Gen Fr holfz, Bob ifrllwi Eslher Hauensfein. Paul Gray. Jean HarYxewEu uleff, Ernie Haleo. Jim Hanel. Mariorie Geschwind. Beffie Hanna. Mary May Hardesly, Dorofhy Ellen Green. Mayeiie Gunn, Gloria Holben, Marilyn Hamilfon. Evelyn Harsch. Beiiy l-lasler, Jaclc Griffiihs, Miriam Graybill, Marie Hawk. Helen Harnillon, Doris Giniher. Charles Harland, Raymond Gresser, Doroihy L..Green, Donald Haxlon, Earl Harry, Roberf E. Gilman, Spencer Green. Elden Hauensrein, Roger Hartland, John Gofsoff, Horace Gillom. Calvin B. Hearne, Bob Hammer, Wayne Hay. Harold Hershberger, Rufh Graeff. :Lucille Hoffman, Eihel Heben, Jeanne Herman. Vivian Hill, Gwendolyn Hurd. Florence Hines, Doris Jeanne Gwin, Eihel Mae Hosielfer, Geraldine Gladville. Virginia Harnbroolc. Rufh Hayman. Belle Hemperly. Mildred Hosrefler. Alice Hei+ger, Belly Henderson, E+hel Hughes, Roberf Hosfeiler. Charlene Hoffman. Jesse Heilin, Dale Hoffman. Bob Heckerf, Helen Hoffman, Alvina Marie Huber, June Horn. Jean Held. Howard H. Hornbroolc, Lowell Hershey, Aubrey Herring. Gene Henderson, Jim Kinney. Jerry Herman. c493- . .sw '- X .. xx w Y 5 Va R ,3 'G ' Y 0 .. ive: 7 AMN L. T., 4, . ' sb' 2 -Q 8 ,If .f 'ff We : sy 9 1 5, 4 ww -4- n ,iii f f SW, 'P Q' X3 9' as ,lf I' 2' .3 Q' ,.? V .ski A 1 w., 1. Af - ff 2 fri af,. ' -. i-,:?.' Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row SOPHOMORES Clarence Jones, Belly lsler, Janelle Johnson. Eileen Johns, Noreen Johnson, Lucille Jordan. Richard Kane. Norman Garmon, Murial Knowllon, Leona lclces, Grayce Kirk, Bernice Knobloch, Flora Lancasler. Marilyn Jones, Helen Jones. ' Marie Keller, Dale Keller, :Lois Jessup, Jack Jacoby, Belly Heilman, Bill Houl, Jean Johnson Franl: Freyermulh, Richard lndorl, Bill Kinney, Donald Johns. George Kesler, Allen Karris Dale Indorf, Thomas James. Tom Kline, William C. Holl, Richard Kingham, Harold Hodgson, James Kilway, John Kay. Milne Hulsell, Donald Kipler. Donald Krall. Berlille Lucius, Florence LeClair, Allen Lengsholz, Helen Kovals. Belly Leach, John Kovach. Mary Leeper, Jeanne Lannen. Leonard Krell. Leo Lalino, Joe Korlell, Bill iLanham, Clyde Leininger, Waller Kolelc. Richard Longworlh, Belly Kromer, Marilyn Lough, Jean Liebermann, Wilma iLindsay. Roberl Laylon, Waller Kolelc. Bill Kozik, Mary Lee Lane, Marjorie Kuhn, Burlon Kreiger, Bob Lenharl, :Lowell Loar, Eddie Lash, William Kohl. Richard McBride, Rulh Miglich. Jackie Marchand, Irene Maxhimer. Dorolhy Mayers, Don Miller, Bob Marlin. Belly A. Miller, Roberl McQueen, ,Lee Marlin, Belly J. Miller, Dale Maurer, Harold Miller, LaVaughn Magill. Aurelia Marcus, Joseph Malvulch, Eileen Mclaaughlin. Florence Migge. Mary Marlin. Doris McCauley. Dorolhy Mallhews, Roberl Mclnnes, Allreda Marsh, Donna Mallhews, Gordon Merill. Harry Morgan, Mary Alice McMullin. Willard Endinger, Don Lulcer, Dean Koeh. Vladimer Mishell. Loren Mclnlosh, Olin Mc- Clinlock. c5Iw H 6 :aw .Qc 1 fb' g 4 -ff, ' 'wiimrw u -,i EJw ..?,, , I XX sa Y If K , 5' lyk' Q K 3 ,K I 'Il ., 1' . Sf, '22 QW .r x 'A -f ya-V',.1ss W wmv .v T- ,ni -.....,...X...,,M - J MM., ...A Q, R. . m f p . gag , . Q 13' 'gf V - 'T 'i Q ff J if hx X D Rik 'fi 9 I i 1 GP J' -i'a?fiw x Q A A .', . . il ' J-. If . ntl' 1 4 3. Wx Nl' 'Q D 3,2 gf, wa' M Q, 59' 2 J 'im ,N ,, 5 'f .. ,tx q E 31' 32 Am fav-QS: 9 45 'QI mg ff' G 3 ms Q E. 53, , Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row X ,:15xggg3:'nv,gvgg, vi U jgpwrgf V' .. 4 .W-rg! 51.1 ' -JH we :Fl K. ,. ,.,.' -. ,, 1 . 1, SOPHOMORES Dora Miich, Paul Moore. Arlene Moesle, Roberf Morfon. Belly Mase. Helena NussBaumer. Rufh Morris. Rose Morabifo, Anna Orphan. John Monfini. Thomas Ohlman. Annie Orphan, Papos Paris. Maxine Osborne. Nafalie Munfean, Mary Parker, Pafricia O'NeiI, Norma Osborne, Vivian Parker. Jack Page. Ray Overlin, Arlene Paul, Lee Packer. Bill Moody. Donald Porh. Valerie Paulus, Anlhony Nexich. Harold Moore, Frilz Moody. Jaclc Oliver, Bill Migge. Berf Myers. AW .Q ,sf wif? Marjorie Rogers, Mildred Reber. Rulh Ohlman. Carolyn Schaar. Belly O'Neal, Elizabefh Perl, Mellie Rinder. Mary Lou Planfz. Ted Renshaw, Dorolhy Peliay. Harrief Porlmann, Bernice Shafralh, Margaret Schneider. Helen Pusfou. Gertrude Sanders. Zifa Shafralh, Rudy Ross, Paul Rohrer, Charlofre Palmer. Dale Preece. Ted Morningslar, Harry Ronlrin, Edna Smilh. Dawn Reinerfs, Roberl Rilfmaier, Don Princehorn. James Russell, Leonard Polls, Norma Piper. Bob Prine. Helen Reynolds. Olga Sariandes, Mary Anne Reed, Noreene Simpson. Helen Ridley, Anna Salopelr, Mafilda Soos. Mary Kafe Russell. Jaclc Pelerson. Junior Smifh, Diclc Slinger, Lesfer Shoffer, John Pizzino, Slanley Rohlf. Charles Schrag. Bill Plaflc, John Ripple, Paul Sandrock. Tom Skirrech, Clifford Sandroclc, Rifa Simon, Richard Perez. James Sliclcer. 1 Don Shoemaker. Gilmore Ryan, Roberl' Renner. Harold Shaliuclc, Jay Reariclc, Nalhan Showers, Bill Ryan. 4453 an -.v-l ,fn-n,i ff: iz YQ mf? 1 ,A N .Q h,K, ZXL ffl 1: yfw 'WX an 'T N 1 12 Q K bmw K Q in ng .3 af' f .75 ?fv- E s ,W I A '30 53 Q 34.5 ily Q ir' I Q 0, 49 ? 3 iigiwxs A L, . 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Lois Sparks, Jaclc Surfzer, Maxine Scharver, Duane Sfanford, John Snyder, Priscilla Smifh. ,A -M513 ow l:M rua Siorch, Duane Warsiler, Myron Weinsfein, Blaine Warsfler, Mary rw' Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Troxe Irene Van Horn Jim Weirich, Bill Wallace, Barbara Tolcacs, Ella Weigand, Chrislina Viffling, George Visnic, Roberi' Weber. Frasher Sianlre, Donald Tragesser, Rudy Viilling, Clair Thompson, Warren Wefler, Frank Sfanglo. Thelma Tanzie. Eva Louise Voorhees, Howard Umbour, Thomas Tully, Paul Thelcen, Mary Frances Welder, Riia Siipefich. Russell Welder, Winford, Berlha Sieinbach. Roberf Tidrick, Paul Willey, Gerald Wanlz, Donald Thompson. Edwin Williams. Arclena Treesh, Glenn Yoder, Barbara ZSPP. Bruce Wenger, Jessie Will- moife, Elizabefh Zimbello. Erma Werner, Geraldine Winnings, Frances Wislrofslce, Frances Weizel, Mariorie Weis, Evelyn Wagner. Phyllis Wolf, Mildred Wolf, Dan Williams, Carol Tale, Gene Yoke, Elin Vaughan, Jean Wenzel. John Wolf, Alberf Young, David Zuver, Burien Wright Paul Wi I Williams, erle Wilson. iid! ALMA MATER, MASSILLON I! ul. , ' Q Y IEQIT' , ' . llAl11'Q-Zig . 5 v Y 3 E v J IlH'lr1SY - ,IFF ' 5 : q -4 Oh A1 - lla Ha - ter lass - 111 - Un, le stand to sing thy praise With I-lllflfff Y ' s JH S i Q 4 i ' s ' Z-E s E s s i J s Sm in 8m 1 ! fn- s H1 5 45 I I 'P s ' o s QYICIIIZ. ' . .-ll 0 Il !lulZrl2Uih1ZYI-l'U4K. ' 1 Il1'Q' :2'2Il:fffl4 5 3 'J I nn:-ts cms em-111 with worth y prius At nn z of high sehaol days. :Z 'I 'gf 3LM i'j? s 0 Sm N l ash.. Q I 1 4 'll I' ,, I4H!lI' A lil v Ill. ' I I v I 1 mil gfl'PH V W v 1 4 . ' ' friend - ships true, t I r - it, too, part of us shall be, ' Oh through the 1 , 1 years to come, Where ev - er we may bc, dh ' A , ,... , s J j J 4 J ,vl5.4g. f J s s Y 1 Svc 8vq, Svc. --Q - fb ... ,, - ' s ' 1si1Eafiwa4+if 56 . A X Q3121 2 ,. a , Q ..,A A .,.., I 4 k A if ' S M . ' 5 ,, V, .L .NN A ' . 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',4fx 7 'ir ' k 8 2 ,fg'9? j , WMMA 'QW QPJ an 9.5.52 -mf ew ,, 3' is MQ 'fi W X. r' Ls. -IL-ls? lf r bf 1 W. 5 Q arf 9 Y if QR W ww A QL37'i'V' 4 ff, 'M w fvfil 1, ? 3, . 1 Q' ,,,gigE 5- 11 IT' ' x ' ., 'QQ' Djs Qld? if X i U AY .fyf ,V ,l 'NK' . -.! .,, 5 ur- N MASSILLON vs. McKEESPORT Massillon opened Their l938 season by successfully sTemming The Tide of a sfubborn McKees- porT lPa.l aggregaTion. The Tigers came ouT on The long end of a I9-7 score before 9,000 cheering fans. IT was a see-saw affair which saw The Tiger baclcfield uncorlc a new Type of offense paced by George Slusser, who Tossed Two Touchdown passes and romped 28 yards for The oTher. Massillon opened fire in The firsT period wiTh Slusser scoring from The McKeesporT 28 yard sTripe. The second period scoring feaTured Two beauTifully execuTed Touchdown passes, Slusser To Toles. A pass To Gillom produced The nineTeenTh poinT. In The second half McKeesporT mixed passes. end runs and line plunges inTo a decepTive offense. l-lowever Their efforTs were halTed unTil The fourTh period when a drive of 7I yards gave The visiTors Their lone Tally. A shorT pass produced The Touchdown and Herrera converTed. ThaT ended The efforTs for The remainder of The game excepT for a shorT drive ThaT was sTopped on The Tiger 36. A Massillon drive was under full power as The game ended. The new WashingTon High School Swing Time Band was given a greaT recepTion by The fans aT The halfTime inTermission. MASSILLON vs' MANSFIELD In The second game of The season The Tigers avenged a Tie of lasT year by Trouncing Mans- field 33-7. The Teams were equally balanced on The ground buT Massillon's aerial aTTaclc proved To be The deciding facTor. The Tigers opened hosTiliTies in The second period afTer being held scoreless in The opening uarTer. A pass, Slusser To GeTz, placed The ball on The Mansfield 3. Slusser carried iT over and aah converTed. Mansfield apparenTly had sTopped The Tiger's ThrusTs, when midway in The same period, Slusser grabbed one of CapTain Nagle's passes and galloped 38 yards for The second Tally. LaTe in The second period a pass To Gillom accounTed for anoTher score and The exTra poinT was made by The same rouTe. Mansfield alThough Trailing 20-O, came ouT for The Third quarTer wiTh renewed vigor. Their efforTs were shorT-lived, however, as Toles inTercepTed anoTher pass and ran 55 yards for anoTher Tally and again 6eTz converTed. Mansfield Then combined Their offensive efforTs of boTh ground and air and managed To score Their only Touchdown on a pass from The Massillon 8. They added The exTra poinT. The only fourTh period scoring was a pass, Slusser To Gillom. Q64-bv MASSILLON vs. WARREN The smooTh running Massillon Tiger machine meT Their TirsT real TesT by halTing The invading Warren PresidenTs 2I-O. The Tiger aTTack did noT gain momenTum unTil midway in The TirsT period, when They rolled up six consecuTive TirsT downs climaxed by GeTz going over Trom The one-yard sTripe. T-le place- kicked The exTra poinT, The TirsT oT his Three successTul conversions. ShorTly aTTer The opening oT The second period anoTher Tiger drive was launched. Two beau- TiTully execuTed passes Tor gains OT 33 and II yards placed The ball in scoring posiTion. Snyder lugged iT over. The Tigers had sTacked up a I4-O lead beTore The Warren oTTensive, cenTered around The TleeT-TooTed Johnson broThers, could geT sTarTed. l-lowever, They Tound The Tiger line impeneTrable in Their own TerriTory and The halT ended wiTh The score unchanged. Warren came ouT sTrong in The Third period buT breaks againsT Them held Them scoreless. The PresidenTs became desperaTe and The resulT was an inTercepTion by Gillom. WiTh The Warren deTense weakening, The Tigers, aided by a penalTy, marched To The 4 yard sTripe where Toles skirTed end Tor The score. The Teams played on even Terms Through The Tew remaining minuTes. - i A . .. isa? i MASSILLON vs. SHARON Massillon iourneyed To Sharon To meeT one OT The ouTsTanding Teams oT wesTern Pennsyl- vania. BeTore a Throng oT I0,000 people They subdued The Sharon eleven 37-20. Early in The game The Tigers recovered a Sharon Tumble on Their opponenTs' 37. A corn- bined running aTTack Trom This poinT by The backTield aces shaTTered The Sharon line and advanced The ball To The 2 yard sTripe. Snyder scored, wiTh GeTz adding The exTra poinT. ATTer an exchange OT punTs Snyder Took The ball on his own 20 and Tell behind perTecT inTerTerence Tor an 80 yard Touchdown iaunT. The Try Tor exTra poinT Tailed. Sharon came back To Tie The ball game by Taking advanTage oT Tiger Tumbles. Wolanski and MaTThews made The Touchdowns. The Tigers counTer- acTed wiTh passes before The half To lead I9-I3. Early in The Third period a Tiger's drive carried The pigskin To The Sharon 3 and Snyder plunged over. Sharon reTaliaTed wiTh MaTThews racing 54 yards Tor a score and The exTra poinT cuT The Massillon lead To 25-20. This aroused The Tigers and Slusser Tossed a pass To Gillom Tor anoTher Tally. The Tigers iced The game by a TourTh period score by Snyder. 44 65 my MASSILLON vs. ALLIANCE The WashingTon High Tigers crossed Their TirsT hurdle in The STark CounTy TiTle race by sTop- ping The high-Tlying Alliance AviaTors I9-6. BeTore The Tans could geT seTTled in Their seaTs Two ThrusTs, which sTruck wiTh IighTning preci- sion had given Massillon a I3-O lead. The TirsT came immediaTely aTTer The kickoTT when Snyder dashed Through The line and behind perTecT inTerTerence raced 70 yards To score. GeTz place-kicked The exTra poinT. An inTercepTed pass by Gillom seT The sTage Tor The second Tiger Tally. GeTz raced 77 yards Tor The Touchdown behind The same inTerTerence which had leTT The Tans spellbound aTTer The TirsT score. The AviaTors sTrengThened Their deTense buT The recovery oT a Tumble gave Massillon anoTher scoring chance and They Took advanTage oT iT wiTh Snyder Taking iT over aTTer a series oT line plunges. Early in The second halT Alliance recovered a Tumble. They scored on a pass, Hume To Palozzi. NeiTher Team could musTer The scoring punch ThereaTTer and The Tigers Took a lead in The counTy race. Bands oT boTh high schools gave Tine halT Time perTormances and The praise oT The Massillon musicians was noT conTined alone To Massillon boosTers. 'Y' 'Ti - M N L..u- -Qs n - A X MASSILLON vs. STEUBENVILLE The Massillon Tigers conTinued Their march Toward Their goal oT capTuring Their TourTh con- secuTive STaTe Championship by rouTing a sTrong STeubenville squad 3I-O. This clash was wiT4 nessed by abouT l3,500, The largesT crowd oT The currenT campaign Thus Tar. The ouTsTanding TeaTure oT The game was The sTubborn Tiger deTense which allowed buT Tour TirsT downs. Massillon, in usual Tashion, reTurned The kickoTT To midTield where a Torward pass Trom Slusser To Zimmerman puT The ball in scoring posiTion. Snyder lugged iT over and GeTz added The exTra poinT by placemenT. The Tigers Tallied again on a recovered Tumble wiTh C5eTz scoring The Touchdown. Massillon's superioriTy was noT deTiniTely shown by Their I3-O lead aT The halT buT They clearly demonsTraTed iT in The lasT Two periods. Massillon Took a punT early in The Third period and a STaTue of LiberTy play Trom The STubbers I8 senT GeTz over Tor The Third Touchdown. A TourTh period drive enabled Slusser To plunge over Trom The one-yard sTripe. ATTer This score, Tiger subsTiTuTes replaced The regulars and were alerT enough To grab a desperaTe STeubenville pass. FosTer pulled one ouT oT The air and romped Ten yards Tor The Tinal Touchdown. cc 66 av MASSILLON vs. NEW CASTLE, PENNSYLVANIA A revenge-ThirsTy squad oT Massillon Tigers swepT inTo Pennsylvania, and avenged a deTeaT ThaT broke Their sensaTional winning sTreak lasT year by Trouncing The Red Hurricane oT New CasTle by The lopsided score oT 52-7. The Tigers scored Two Touchdowns per period. Following The kickoTT Three plays produced a Touchdown wiTh Slusser passing To Toles. A 50 yard march neTTed anoTher marker. This Time GeTz wenT over Trom The 9. BoTh Tries Tor exTra poinT Tailed. An inTercepTion by Slusser and line plunges by Snyder gave The Tigers a score early in The second quarTer. In The same period anoTher drive wiTh specTacular passes enabled Slusser To score Trom The 5. GeTz's conversion made iT 25-O aT The halT. An early Third period drive gave The Tigers anoTher Tally. WiTh several Tricky plays The Tigers again scored aTTer a nice piece oT broken-Tield running by Snyder. GeTz made boTh conversions. The Massillon reserves Took over and permiTTed RoberTs To race 85 yards Tor New CasTle's lone score. Lauro added The exTra poinT. The Tiger seconds wenT To work in earnesT and beTore The Tinal gun Clendening and Fabian had scored Touchdowns and Pizzino added an exTra poinT. J n :rx I ' Q MASSILLON vs. CANTON LEHMAN The now prominenT Massillon Tigers conTinued Their rampage by rouTing CanTon Lehman, 52-O. A crowd oT abouT I3,5OO wiTnessed The game. Early in The iniTial period, The TirsT oT Tour Lehman Tumble-s, which were all recovered by Mas- sillon, enabled The Tigers To score wiTh Snyder doing The ball-ToTing. The Bears were able To hold The Tigers scoreless The remainder oT The period. In The second period Toles inTercepTed a pass and Gillorn Tollowed wiTh a beauTiTul pass recepTion Tor The score. A pass To Gillorn permiTTed Slusser To plough Through Tor anoTher marker Trom The 12. AnoTher oTTensive ThrusT climaxed by GeTz scoring Trom The Lehman 7, sTrengThened The Tiger's lead To 26 poinTs. Fabian added anoTher Touchdown beTore The halT. Fabian repeaTed early in The Third quarTer by recovering a Tumble and scoring The Touchdown wiTh James circling end Tor The exTra poinT. A 74 yard drive by The seconds produced anoTher Tally wiTh Pizzino scoring Trom The 7. James again carried The exTra poinT across. A TourTh period drive permiTTed Pizzino To score The Tinal marker. The Tans were parTicularly amused by The WashingTon l-ligh Tiger, who dressed Tor The occa- sion, did The LambeTh Walk wiTh The drum maiors during The halT Time inTermission. c6757 ,dm 4.215- XF YU. ll fini Muff' an -sr fl' '54 3 leigh, P 1 at 99 MASSILLON vs. YOUNG-STOWN CHANEY The WashingTon High Tigers were given a sTiTT workouT in preparing Tor Their baTTle wiTh CanTon McKinley. A sTrong YoungsTown Chaney ouTTiT gave The Tigers a Thrilling baTTle. buT Massillon pulled Through wiTh a 26-I3 Triumph. The only successTul drive by The Tigers in The TirsT halT began aTTer YoungsTown had Tried a Tield goal Trom The Tiger 8. Massillon marched 76 yards To The Chaney 4 where Snyder knifed Through Tackle Tor The score. GeTz place-kicked The exTra poinT. A drive midway in The Third period, wiTh GeTz receiving The only Two cornpleTe Tiger passes. placed The ball on The Chaney 3. Snyder plunged over and GeTz place-kicked The exTra poinT. ATTer The kickoTT YoungsTown recovered a Tumble and drove To The Tiger 8. Chockey passed To SolTas Tor The score, buT They Tailed To add The exTra poinT. The Tigers marched The Tollowing kickoff back To midfield, and here Sinkwich inTercepTed a pass and raced Tor a Touchdown. l-le added The exTra poinT. The Tigers reTaliaTed wiTh a 66 yard drive wiTh Snyder scoring Trom The one. The Chaney boys passed in desperaTion and Gillom inTercepTed. C5eTz scored The Tinal marker buT Tailed To add The exTra poinT. MASSILLON vs. CANTON McKlNLEY In Their Tinal game oT The season The Massillon Tigers deTeaTed Their biTTeresT rival, CanTon McKinley, by a score OT I2-O. AlThough The Tiger machine was noT in superb physical condiTion, iTs smooTh and versaTile running aTTack oTTseT The weighT advanTage OT The McKinley Bulldogs, and gave The Tigers Their TourTh consecuTive myThical sTaTe TiTle as well as The STark CounTy Crown. Massillon received and aTTer an exchange oT punTs The Tigers had advanced To The CanTon 47. A drive Trom This poinT was sTopped by a Tumble. The Tiger's relenTless drives gave Them a score laTe in The TirsT period wiTh Snyder going over Trom The Bulldog 2. In The second quarTer a CanTon error paved The way Tor The second Tiger score aTTer a long series oT hard line plunges. The Mc- Kinley deTense was caughT unaware and Zimmerman knifed Through guard from The Tour. BoTh Tries Tor exTra poinT Tailed. The second halT was sTricTly deTensive Tor The Tigers and They were conTenT To proTecT Their advanTage alThough They had To repel several desperaTe CanTon drives ThaT carried The ball inside The Tiger TO yard sTripe. AlThough The Bulldogs were held scoreless They managed To balance sTa- TisTics by Their valianT eTTorTs To geT back in The ball game. x7Onr Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon VARSITY SCHEDULE SCORES Sharon ......... Lehman . . , . . Youngslown ... New Philadelphia Barberlon , . Canion McKinley Alliance ., 4 .,. Newark ., Lehman ...,.... Akron S+. Vincenl Salem ,..,.,, . Easl Liverpool ,, Canlon McKinley Akron Eas+ .,.... Alliance ,, . ,. Mansfield . A Warren ........ Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon Massillon RESERVES SCORES Lehman .,,,, Youngsiown Chaney New Philadelphia Barberlon .. ,. Canlon McKinley Alliance , . Newark ,,..... Lehman , .. .. Akron S+. Vincenl Salem ..,..,, . Easl Liverpool Canlon McKinley Akron Easl . , , Alliance ..,, Mansfield .. Warren ,. 0 65 xx KM? 6 Q . 5 we 2,3 '-ul' wr ,f M' OBIE REVIEWS THE BASKETBALL SEASON When fhe fime came fo gauge ourselves fo fhe chief sporf of fhe winfer season af Wash- ingfon High, we found fhaf Coach Brown had developed a feam fhaf showed greaf promise because if nof only excelled fhe feam of lasf year in respecf fo heighf buf was equally fasf. The feam was builf around fhe co-capfains, Paul Herman and Kenny Evereff, Archie Kowell of fhe reserves and fwo junior high producfs, Ray Gefz and Horace Gillom. For fheir opening game of fhe season fhe Tigers mef a sfrong Sharon quinfef. They repeafed fheir vicfory of fhe gridiron by defeafing Sharon 27-22. Paul Herman and Ray Gefz fook fop honors in fhe scoring column by scoring seven and fwelve poinfs respecfively. In fhe second game Massillon mef a Sfark Counfy opponenf, Canfon Lehman in fhe Canfon audiforium, a floor which had been a iinx fo Massillon feams since infer-cify rivalry began. How- ever, a greaf display of offensive power enabled fhe Tigers fo fake a convincing 56-2l decision. For fheir final game before fhe holiday season Massillon clashed wifh Youngsfown Chaney. The Tigers had anofher fouch of scoring fever as 'rhey pierced fhe hoop frequenfly for eighfeen field goals and nine fouls for a 'rofal of 45 againsf fheir opponenfs' I9. The fwo co-capfains scored 3I poinfs befween fhem. Alfhough many 'reams schedule games during fhe holidays fhe Tigers fook a vacafion. The main obiecfive of fhis layoff was fo creafe greafer inferesf among fhe players affer fhe brief resf and bring fhem fo fhe peak of fheir abilify in fime for fhe sfafe fournamenf. Affer refurning, fhe Tigers nosed head-on info a defeaf af fhe hands of fhe sfrong New Phila- delphia Quakers. A crowd of I,8OO furned ouf fo see fhe Quakers demonsfrafe a pracfically impenefrable defense which allowed fhe Tigers buf five poinfs in fhe lasf half while fhe Philadel- phians rolled up fourfeen. The final score was 24-l8. The following nighf fhe Tigers losf anofher fough baffle 33-3l. Massillon led fhe enfire way buf folded in fhe lasf period enabling fhe Barberfon Magics fo fie fhe score and force fhe game info a sudden-deafh overfime confesf. The Tigers fried several desperafe shofs early in fhe over- fime period buf failed. Barberfon connecfed for fhe payoff baskef in fhe firsf minufe of fhe period and fook fhe fhriller. Massillon nexf mef fhe Canfon Bulldogs and fhe Tiger defense boxed fhe Canfon feam up so well 'rhaf i i Q ' fhey were held fo I7 poinfs while fhe Tigers marked g ., ' up 26. This defeaf of McKinley served as a safisfac- 'P 'ii fion fo fhe Tiger quinfef for fhe fwo games fhey had 'B lg- ,i NT dropped The week before. fi ji ll ' Affer crushing fhe Bulldogs fhe Bengals clashed y if 'i-' xx wifh anofher Sfark Counfy rival. Massillon defeafed Ml M' fhe Alliance Aviafors 30-25 and 'rook undispufed pos- it' 4 ' session of firsf place in fhe counfy race. A close f MIM, I defense proved fo be fhe key fo vicfory as fhe Tiger's 3 Qmxhu Ng offensive maneuvers failed fo arouse anxiefy. A ? ,-'V The Bengal's sixfh friumph was af fhe expense of ' A nxwx I- Newark, lasf year's sfafe champs, by a score of 24-20. I+ marked fhe second consecufive year in which fhe 44749 ., Tigers have defeafed Newark. Massillon chalked up Q Q? .jg fen of fheir 24 poinfs in fhe firsf period and Newark i .1 found if difficulf fo come in sfriking range of fhis 'l lm N fn- margin. W, 'rr if The Tigers confinued fheir surge over counfy 1 hh ix Qi 4 ' opposifion by again defeafing Canfon Lehman 44-20. 'Q y hh Q: ' The game was unevenfful and fhe scoring honors were v 7 I J 4- .,,' H' , well divided. A clean-sweep of afhlefic evenfs for fhe 'l 40'-' + I d' fh fT' + QM mu I coun y now g eame in e eyes o iger suppor ers. T K NWN h Following fhe Lehman vicfory fhe Tigers experi- X, Q., S '- enced a nighf af which fhe ball seemed larger fhan my fhe hoop. ln a hair-raising finish fhe Bengals capfured xxx, 1 a 25-24 win from Akron Sf. Vincenf. The Tigers had nof expecfed such a sfrong opponenf as fhey mef and consequenfly had fo give all fhey had or fasfe defeaf. In fhe nexf game fhe Tigers were gunning for revenge buf failed in fheir efforf as fhey losf fheir second overfime game of fhe season. The Massillon quinfef was forced fo rely on fheir de- fense as fhey made buf a small percenfage of fheir shofs from fhe field. lf was nof unfil fhe fourfh quarfer 'rhaf Salem succeeded in knoffing fhe co unf and faking The game in fhe exfra period 27-24. Anyone who wifnessed fhe Massillon-Easf Liverpool clash af Liverpool would undoubfeclly agree fhaf if was fhe highesf scoring mafch of fhe enfire season as well as being a fhriller all fhe way. The lead confinually changed hands and if was nof unfil fhe final fen seconds fhaf a fimely goal by Evereff iced fhe game. The 47-46 score readily indicafes fhaf bofh feams were af fheir besf offensive sfrides. Serious business confronfed fhe Tigers nexf buf fhey again defeafed Canfon McKinley 36-3I, fo pracfically cinch fhe counfy championship. If was an excifed crowd fhaf saw Massillon for fhe firsf fime in fhe long rivalry befween fhe fwo schools fake bofh baskefball games as well as defeaf- ing fhe Bulldogs in foofball. Affer fhe confidence fhey gained from fheir crushing of Canfon, fhe Tigers avenged fhe defeaf fhaf eliminafed fhem from fhe fournamenf in fhe previous season by frouncing Akron Easf 3I-I6. lf was fhe roughesf game of fhe whole schedule as sixfeen personal fouls were called. lf was infended primarily fo accusfom fhe Bengals fo fhe Goodyear fournamenf floor. In fheir final game of counfy compefifion fhe Tigers saw fheir hopes shaffered of an unde- feafed counfy record by dropping a 35-33 decision fo Alliance. If was fhe firsf afhlefic evenf in which Alliance had defeafed fhe Bengals since I935. The game was close all fhe way wifh fhe heighf advanfage of fhe Aviafors mafching fhe speed of fhe Tigers. Once more Kenny Evereff ignifed fhe fuse of vicfory by scoring his only poinfs in an over- fime duel fo clefeaf Mansfield 24-23. Two deliberafe fouls by Massillon in desperafe affempfs fo gef The ball broughf fhem fo wifhin fhe wink of an eye-lash of losing fhe game. ln fhe final game of fhe regular season fhe Tigers suffered fheir fiffh defeaf af fhe hands of fhe Warren Presidenfs. A one-handed shof in fhe lasf minufe gave fhe decision fo Warren 22-20. Af no fime in fhe game was eifher feam able fo gain more fhan a fhree poinf advanfage. Wifh fhe schedule complefed wifh buf five defeafs ouf of I7 games fhe Tigers embarked on fheir quesf of fhe sfafe fifle. Alfhough fhey fell shorf fhey can cerfainly be proud of fheir efforfs. 4755: i W W C. VVIsfdrww, Paul Bmwm Um-'nd rfwfxfbl, Rnhmh Wfxfis-W, BM MfxfMIfWu'Y fwmrwxl rj RESERVES---Row I: BM Zimmermam, Red James, Georflf- Sluss-ir. Row 2: Jim Wwlrich lmqrj, Fred Moody, Earl Marhn, Jim Russow Hush MfGmn.1M,1m fcoachj. 44 76 1-J . V ix. Q . VW., A Qi? Q -vw -T Af '- wa x ,iliwiff F ' 2'9'Wf?5i?2f!!H3M', V. ,ws .. 1..-b ..---.A w. ..f V :Tye S35 X X sf-ag' ,ba We M53 53 Elk ,www wa six mmauxufven- ff W' Jw 2 S H' gil M wif K -- fx ' i ,Y xv -'W . fs? ii 43, X 4 N 'I k f H A M ,pf Ja W PY A 'Swv' 1- 'Hw- iw- .mm . 'Qs K M ,- S M pw :QF 1 ,K M N ww R -3 A 'X Muzi X im 5 an 1 nl 'Y v , ...., 'hx ,J 1 S4 Wg, ., If 7, W fm im . 5 I J! SPORTS SEASON SPELLS SUCCESS FOR OBIE WiTh The accounTs oT anoTher very successTul season of sporTs aT WashingTon High School now gliTTering in The pages of hisTory, we wish To bring To Those who made iT possible a brief descripTion of a few inTeresTing facfs which sTand ouT as worTh remembering. For Their iniTial gridiron duel oT The I938 campaign, The Tigers encounTered a highly Toufed McKeesporT lPa.l eleven and defeaTed Them I9-7. The significance oT This game was The facT ThaT iT was The only game McKeesporT losT in Their enTire season. They were acclaimed The Pennsyl- vania champions and parTicipaTed in a posT-season game in Florida. UndoubTedly The mosT ouTsTanding aTTracTion OT The enTire season was The annual CanTpn- Massillon game, which aroused sTaTe-wide inTeresT. BoTh Teams were undefeaTed and The gridiron championships oT Ohio and STark CounTy hung in The balance. An esTimaTed crowd of 20,000 saw Massillon, aT The peak of iTs power, Take a I2-0 verdicT. This overflow TurnouT for The CanTon-Massillon classic added To an already greaT aTTendance record. Massillon, wiTh a ToTal aTTendance for The fooTball season of I20,000, was surpassed Xin This respecT by only Ohio STaTe UniversiTy. This remarkable aTTendance record broughT in a ToTal gaTe receipT of S45.000. OT The Ten opponenTs who faced The Tigers lasT season, six of Them meT Massillon while They sTill displayed unblemished records. The Massillon power crushed whaTever aspiraTions They mighT have had of removing The STaTe championship crown from The head oT The Massillon Tiger. This remarkable record of a vicTorious clean-sweep of Ten sTrong opponenTs won Tor Massillon The recogniTion of STaTe Champs. The raTing was based on offensive records in which The Tigers were The leaders. As a fiTTing climax To The gridiron campaign, The annual fooTball banqueT was held. A crowd of 800 Turned ouT for The colorful occasion To praise The fooTball warriors. Coach Lou LiTTle oT Columbia UniversiTy was The guesT speaker. AfTer The banqueT anoTher recepTion, The FooTball Frolic, served as a home-coming for Massillon's Tormer aThleTes. BaskeTball became The chieT Topic of conversaTion as Massillon made iTs bid in The sTaTe Tourna- menT. For an opener Massillon meT Cuyahoga Falls. A spiriTed second half rally won for Massillon 33-24. The nexT obsTacle in The Tiger's paTh was The Akron WesT Cowboys. A fasT and effecfive passing neTwork sparked by Paul Herman gave The Tigers a 3l-22 vicTory. Having survived The early eliminafions, The Tigers nexT meT FairporT Harbor. The Tiger's speed over- came a heigh+ advanTage and lefT Their opponenTs bewildered. They seT The pace from The sTarT wiTh Bob Archbold proving a consTanT ThreaT as The Tigers rolled up a 36-20 decision. ra 7 1 ff Qfrffl' 'T The final game beTween The Tigers and Columbus was To defeaT a counTy rival, CanTon Township. The 0 winner of This clash could noT be decided unTil The ' ' second halT when The Massillon consisTency began To 'LD , an L, show. The 'final score was 37-24. ge I, ' ln The firsT game OT The Columbus TournamenT Massillon meT a sTrong Findlay quinTeT. A zone de- fense held The Tigers helpless unTil They began To Tind Their range and pierced The neT for a 33-27 Triumph. Massillon advanced To The quarTer-finals of Their brackeT To encounfer BellefonTaine. The Tigers made a gallanf aTTempT To survive buT Their opponenTs' heighf advanTage was Too greaf To overcome. They were aT Their besT and The dropping of a 37-34 deci- sion was by no means a disgrace. GQ 4 447857 I 1 .,3g,,,,,,1 . , . X ks ,EM 3 W ..W.,mv 3 X , gf W .: :f ' D' 4' fgr 1'su-fail filgeiq Q., i 7' 94ff2xg.f jay 036,41 5 Biiifalt. f 4 ' 1 -B X ,i,,.m,.2 I gs Q 'lgat f?r Fl! SMF? 'fQ1-Qgwfkg N Q 5 4 - :qfl1Qf.iS 'zfffi55t 53551 ?7 Wi 57791 + .vis.p,4fisQ15f23Lf3'59 -if . rf. wwf X1Qw2N5fw ' A... -M ,cf wpzwfi-w,g1'-Q . , x E ,:.g 4,,.,... X N v,,i:, 5 , Q... A .. .mf m MB . we '- 1 2 nz.. affuv S, X Qi., ' K' g , W f - ' ' 2223 ',fffQff 'l 5' . 'QQ .g 3 , 3' Z if 3' 24 ' ' . 'S---5 Q- ,M ' ww-V LMP -sf' X ang 5 .A 1 f 460 , V I is 1 5 I ! 'L x N N if fefsgk I r . ' ,Q 1 , K , 1555 v - . S .5 V. A , 4' I Qr jf K4 J .f pfwp Q' , WIS X X QE s-,lj -it '? '1 .TWW4 'MLW fl as ibm , gy r . .,MAMmM,., aff 3fg'?j . . - , 2 4' Qlhf f- . .. '1':'.. :,1-- .FQ ' j ig .9 , 'wxvwv 1, 5:5 s -9 5 .. 5,4 i . fi, 1 K: s Q. X, ,,,..f- 1:,g, Q? V mm m f - , Jffls WED A ,W E H , iw . .. xg 'W L ' X Wm. 5 yn -.., 'g??f'umz.M, 9. , , I K A W Y ' ., L . Qilx f 'A .. x xi . j 51 ww f 9 1 V Q s wtgkwvaghn '11 A 5 Sw aw Q 1 V k 9 f - mira 1 SL? iixf 'QW my Q 159 I 3 a. 33,3 Y3Qi7a?11 K QEJQQEBQN si qi Su' if 2.55 if af ?H 'M F-A ru:---r F' I EX .v . A -a -fi F -K-1575 vv , 1 . 41 i . BIG SISTERS y Row Jacobs. Lewis. Tanzie, Bloomberg, Good, Richardson, V. l-ledgespelh, L. l-ledgespelh, Paul, Brown, iLawrence. Meyers, Ream. Price, Burrows, Kelley, Smilh. Row McElroy ladvisorl, Blocher, Brady, Neiman, l-losleller, Malfhews, Croxlon, McFarren, Nicewander, While- slone, Grunder. Giles, Morari, Williams, Sleele, Urban, Wallace. Row Barlko, Heimann, Chrislmann, Chovanchek, l-larrer, Gankoski, Knowllon, Braun, l-lanley, Epperscn, Plolls. Amon, Roberls, Huff, Arnold, l-learon, l-lenrich, Gulefl. Row Juhasz, Appleby, Culler, Cusler, Griffilhs, Jessup, Dunlap, Swanson, King, Bafes, Addy, Monlgomery, Hol- linger, W. Simon, M. Simon, Wernerp Billiler, Schinke, Schmidl, DeLong, Davis. Big Sislers .. . members selecled by Miss McElroy on a basis of scholasfic slanding, reliabilily, characler and leadership . . . ils main obieclive is +o give new girls enlering school a pleasanl slarl each Big Sisler 'lakes rhree or four spohomores as her responsibilily acls as a friend and advisor 'ro 'rhem .. . parries and receplions are held for lhe Lillie Sislers and 'rheir molhers . . . Thanksgiving and Chrislmas baskels are dislribuled as anolher proiecl . . . Club is aclive lhrough- oul The year. BIOLOGY RESEARCH Row l: Esselburn, Weimer ladvisorl, Brawnewell. , Row 2: Smilh, Mr. McLaughlin ladvisorl, Hearne. , 1 r Biology Research Club .. . a complelely informal organizalion . .. no officers or regular meel- ings .,. members work in biology labs in spare lime aller school . . . lhey are afforded all equip- menl and facililies of laboralories and assislance of lacully inslruclors each pursues rhe phase of laboraiory biology which mosl in+eres+s him .,.,..his reward for miariy hours of exci+ihg work is invaluable buf nor speclacular . .. he acquires a liberal educalion in laboralory- lechnique .. . he gains lirsl-hand knowledge ol lhe counlless maferials which he conlacls ini'-his work . .. above all he knows he is crealing somelhing for Jrhe educalion and inspiralion of lulure biology sludenls . . . il is in lhis spiril 'rhal he prepares his microscope slides-blood lesls-slcelelons-and colleclions. CAMERA CLUB Row l: Bernharf, Heimann, Welker, Gaplrey, Nish, Ju'hasz, Schmidl. Row 2: Kenney, McClelland, Kreiger, Wagoner, Frilz, Shearer, George, Funk. Camera Club .. . composed ol mosr enlhusiaslic camera fans and srudenrs planning +o choose pholography as a vocalion . . . a desire lo learn moreaboul America's fasresl growing: hobby is 'rhe qualilicalion for membership club is under sludenl' supervision and all work done is fhe resull' of much research and sludy on lhe parl' of The members .. . due lo close cooperalion a very noleworlhy accomplishmenl was compleled lhisfyear . .. lhey modernized lhe dark room wilh new equipmenr conslrucled by lhe club . .. mere amaleurs of loclay . 'romorrow's employees' of Life . .. for 'rhe less oplomislic . . . ar leasl a hobby lhal will afford much pleasure in laler years. ., , , R832 .Q , Ae' ew Eggs! K- -v-vq-n--- I . 1.-,:,Y.v: E at 1 I ,l , paw., ,,. CHEMISTRY CLUB Row I: WeinsTein, Heacock, Johnson, Ferrell, DavenporT, Van Horn. Row 2: Henderson ladvisorl, Cornea, Giles, LongworTh, McClinTock. ChemisTry Club members oT The Advanced ChemisTry Class .. . each compleTes an orig- inal projecT connecTed wiTh some phase oT chemisTry TesTs and reporTs are due every Monday . .. simple chemical analyses and synTheses are carried ouT under The direcTion oT Mr. Henderson . .. The club is quiTe informal . .. The laboraTory is aT The disposal oT The members mosT oT The Time . .. This gives Them a chance To handle The laboraTory equipmenT more skillTulIy . . . The club members are encouraged To do ouTside reading which broadens Their view in chemisTry . . . They help TirsT year sTudenTs . . . geT Thorough review oT The TundamenTals oT chemisTry . . . also round ouT Their personaliTy by close associaTion wiTh oTher people. DEBATE CLUB Row I: Crowe, Wenger, McMillan, Parker, Paulson, Oberlin. Row 2: Mann ladvisorl, MarThey, Jorden, Rizos, FensTermaker, KraTT, WeiTord. DebaTe Club is now in session .. . powerTul voices Trom 302 pierce The silence oT The deserTed Third Tloor corridor . . . iT is Tuesday aT Three-TiTTy . . . preparaTions are under way Tor The nexT big TournamenT The TiTTeen members composing Three Teams have already compeTed in a hundred debaTes ...succeeded in Ohio STaTe League CompeTiTion .. . Tied Tor TirsT aT STruThers pro- claimed The winner oT The Shelby lnviTaTion TournamenT Trophy . . . eligible Tor The NaTional Tourna- menT in Beverly Hills, California in June . . . These and many pasT vicTories serve as an inspiraTion Tor The TuTure and so Tar inTo The evening . . . anoTher maniTesTaTion oT The spiriT of Obie. GIRLS' FRIENDSHIP CLUB Row I: Heben, KnowlTon, Jessup, MonTgomery, Pinis, Sayre, Gruncler. Row 2: HosTeTIer, BaTes. Ross, Weimer ladvisorl, Correll ladvisorl, Dunlap, MaTThews, STeele. Girls' Friendship Club . . . open To all girls of WashingTon High meeTings held regularly every Wednesday aT Tour o'clock aT The Y. W. C. A. . . . The group works TogeTher consTanTly sTriving Tor a beTTer undersTanding oT The problems surrounding us . .. aTTempTs To develop also The social side oT liTe by sponsoring annual social gaTherings such as dances, hayrides and skaTing parTies . . . Club provides Tor The needy aT ChrisTmas Time . .. commiTTees obTain enlighTening speakers who aid in Torming opinions and insTrucTing The members . . . combined meeTings, which TurThered good Tellowship, were held wiTh The Hi-Y Club This year . .. These proved successful enough To carry on more combined aTTairs in The TuTure . . . The enrolImenT oT I4O members has a CabineT as iTs governing body. 44 85 vb v.-. 4. f, .,...,,,., ,, ,-,K vm...-' ., 'N . aww-1 V , . ,,,,,, , W, . .,,..,. -,..r.,W...N, f -,X ,pg U! ' 1 . 93- ' qw, -1 an QR QMS ki 1 X, ,ff ff Row Row Row Row W, HI-Y CLUB Paris, Sfrohaker, Gumpf, Weirich, Bucher, Slicker, Young, Jacoby, Krell, l-lecker+, Freyermufh. Knighf ladvisorl, Sforz, Loar, Weiford, Limbach, Evans, Reehl. Yoder, Ballinger, Morabiio, Milligan, Wilson. lylecjs, Operlin, Scharon, Walkins, Shafer, Graybill, Tidrick, Zinfsmasfer, Lanham, Endres, Jorden, Carr a visor . Mvcllrillan, Keller, George, McLane, Paulson, Cunningham, Chidesfer, Messenger, A. Beck, I. Beck, Orwick, n rams. In memory of our respec+ed president Joe Nelson. Hi-Y Club . .. members ally 'rhemselves in nafion-wide fellowships of Hi-Y by accepfing pur- pose, To creale, mainfain, and exrend lhroughoul' 'rhe school and communify high slandards of Chris+ian charac+er obiedive is clean living. speech, spor+s, and scholarship members render service +o 'rhe school by giving baske+s +o needy families al' Chris+mas +ime . .. by selling arficles a+ fooiball game by sponsoring annual Chrisfmas holiday dance Club was hosf fhis year 'ro IOOO Hi-Y delega+es from all paris of +he s+a+e. Row Row Row Row LATIN CLUB Leeper, Gray, Hermann, Conrad, Swanson, Krell, Hosfeffer, Treisch, Sforch, Hanna. Siuder, Perl, Reed, Jones, Gladville, Buzille, Johnson, Skolnufch, Orphan, Show. Vaughan, Secrisf, Sievenson, Wenzel, Crowe, Sco++, Engle, Polen, Swier, Takacs. Miss Buch, Cornea, Carfer, MciLaughlin, Edwards, Sparks, Snider, Scharver, Bingle, Brugh, Sleeves, Migge. La+in Club . .. popular organizafion under 'rhe supervision of Miss Buch enrollmen+ +o+als forfy s+uden+s . .. ranging from iirsf year enfhusiasis 'ro velerans of Virgil .. . members gain some- fhing usually missed in a La'rin course begin +o realize lhe real, pracfical side of ancien+ Romans . .. during mee+ings lhey read old Roman plays . .. rhen apply +heir knowledge fo individual pro- iecfs rela+ing 'ro early Roman hislory . .. in May 'rhe life of anciem' Rome is revived before 'rhe public in +he club's annual cosfume play 'rhrough fhese producfions +he members succeed in iniecring a modern spirif in+o wha? is some+imes considered a dead subieci. MODEL CLUB Row I: Mr. Allison ladvisorl, Louis Seimelz, Ben Shoemaker, Donfred Liebermann, Allen Lengsholz, Clyde Everefl. Row 2: Don Shoemaker, Bob Flanagan, Ronald Armi+age. Richard Buffon, Clem Shriver. Model Club . . . a comparafively new club, having been formed iusl' las+ year . .. chief aim +o furfher in+eres+s of any boy genuinely in+eres'red in model airplane and boa'r building . .. uses +he 'faciliiies of fhe woodworking shop +o help solve fheir cons1'ruc+ion problems 'rhis year acquired liferafure on avialion available +o any member . . . a formal mee+ing held once a week af+er which 'rhe members en+husias+icaIly discuss cons+ruc+ion and modern lrends in avia+ion +his year's mos+ popular 'rype of plane has been 'rhe gas model . . . o+her club members are infer- esred in plain scale, flying scale, solids and exhibilion lypes of planes real oppor+uni+y 'ro s+udy mos+ recenl' advancemen+s in modern avia+ion. cc 87 by E 1 I 5 v Arr w TV nf v I 7 fr rv? 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Huw I, lrmnl: VV.m1wn.-V, Brovin, Rcwv 2, lriwnl: Spniclwr, Epox Rm-. 3, lrfml: Fmrifij, Wil-3i'iii, Rim 4, lrmnl Bi-iiiiliirl, Gwrlwr, lVl.xii-r, Rww I, xirlf-1 Alll.-ind, Ripplfr, Dinilwr, llmitlvi,-r, liiislwrrniw, Ri if, Rvw 17, xidvi l liH'lV1il Wiilln, Hnmmiir, Gnrri- lmniis, Row 3, sidv: Sinfifvr, Piiulmrm, Wcxriill:zi', Smnlci-, Vlfnmllwr, lil-lniiw, Qww 4, Qiili- Slniilvird, Mnllinw. Slim-. Mnndiwiclif Pviwlorrnnkigr. Bull fr, l-l.ix'On, Prinli, S'nndinf1: l-lf-flwrl Rinizlvy, B, .l. Milli-i' CHOOL BAND Swinging llwe lalesl numbers and maslerlully play' ing llie old slandfbys llie band reqislered a direcl lwil ...enlliusiasm lies nol slaclcened in 'me leasl . .. under llwe brillianl direclion Ol Red Bird on llie lcuolball liield each game lorouqlil new drills and numbers llwe baslcelball season brouglil anollwer series ol musical accomplislimenls public con- corls drew cnpacily crowds 'rlieir brillianl per- formance has allraclecl slale-wide aflenlion lmrc indeed, llwe spiril ol Obie rules. ic 89 A4 W pun-n 3-Q I - A ,m.nnN HW I , W ,LL. W ,4y,,, X - w Q N., ,1 vmwF5WEf J I --Sew?-1 7 -133 0 Q K ,,.A ., . . ' 5 Li sl 5 r - I We if fra? -4 z' 53 'C' Q 7' .Y 7 Efx 'ig .li x' A 4qElH g-nn:-ll 5 S L4 nn Q .Al ...air-.Q-, Q 4 vw? fyfk 'V I MOVIE OPERATORS CLUB Row I: Hamel, Moore, Maffluews. Tragesser, Sclumidf, Breclufel, Miss Digel ladvisorl. Row 2: Parnacoff, Hearne, Shoemaker, George, Sforz, Rankin, Bafes. Row 3: Morningsfar, Zinfermasfer, Slusser. Messenger, Keller, Carver, Ross. Movie Operafors Club luere flue members learn fluaf fluere really is more fo a moving picfure fluan a darkened room and a picfure flaslued before flueir eyes . . . fluey musf learn fo skill- fully splice flue film . . . repair faulfy wiring . rewind film .. . sef up flue mike . . . manage liglufs . . . operafe slides and sound macluines, and always be prepared for any emergency group also luas complefe charge of flue noon dance program in addifion fo fluese services fo flue school, fluey are always on call for oufside orgaruizafions flurouglu flueir work fluey are promofing flue nafion-wide Visual Educafion Program . .. a real confribufion fo flue feacluing sfaff and flue sfudenf body. ORCHESTRA Row I: Skeeles, Wood, Lysfer, Meiruinger, Luke. Row 2: Green, Speyer, Eberluardf, Carfer, Ellis, Drefke, P. Eberluardf, Scluuler. Row 3: Morefg, iLuffrell, Kendle, G. Bird ldirecforl, Brafluers, Welker, Wagoner, Rice, Hoffman, Smiflu, Orphan. Absenfees: Paxfon, Bulfer. Orcluesfra also under flue bafon of Red Bird less specfacular fluan flue Band buf exfremely imporfanf . .. ifs music is essenfial fo flue effecfiveruess of dramafic producfions . . . ifs brillianf performance confribufed maferially fo flue success of fluis year's Annual Pafrons Recepfion ifs concerfs won flue admirafion of many an audience . .. flurouglu sfeady pracfice and coop- erafion flue members luave developed a well-bala ruced organizafion .. . ifs music affords enioymenf fo any audience, buf a more lasfing pleasure fo flue members fluemselves . . . flue experience and spirif of cooperafion developed by suclu an organizafion is valuable and flue musical appreciafion wluiclu fluey develop will be a lasfing pleasure in years fo come. PRINTING CLUB 0 Row I: I-limes ladvisorl, Cusfer, Sanfilli, Ross, Wafers, Lamb, Sfauffer. Row 2: Morabifo, Smailes, Limbaclu, Mclnnes, Greenfelder, Heasley, Lonas. Row 3: Reelul. Hazel, Ross, Kobolak, Mauger, B. Beck, Wacker, Kovafclu. 'Win 4 Prinfing Club . .. composed of pupils wluo are regularly enrolled in flue course and wluo are making good . .. qualificafions for membersluip are . . . a wluolesome affifude on flue parf of flue pupil scluolasfic progress and a keen inferesf in flue subiecf . . . flue obiecfives are . . . fo develop leadersluip . .. fo acquire abilify fo work wiflu ofluers . .. fo form luabifs of orderly and mefluodical procedure in performing fasks . . . fo luave an appreciafion of flue fine arfs . . . fo pro- mofe neafness and cleanliness in one's work . . . fo creafe an affifude of pride and inferesf in one's abilify fo do fluings . .. and fo provide guidance for flue pupil vocafionally . . . flue linoleum block process and leafluercraff are proiecfs wluiclu may be cluosen by flue members. 4:9Ix 'till I I an sun M, lv 5--AW Q Q i RESEARCH CLUB Row I: Leqge. Feichfer, Herman, Ellison, Mafesic. Schulfz, Marfin. Kozlevcar Row 2: Marr ladvisorl, Bash, Balala, Hanlin, Elavsky, Polen. Shulok. Research Club . . . one of 'rhe older clubs of Washingfon High .. . firsf organized in fall of I926 . . . has been in exisfence since fhaf rime . . . provides an oufler for fhose sfudenfs inferesfed in 'reaching . . . no'r only do members of 'rhe club gain experience in rhe field of educafion buf fhey also do an imporfanf work in aiding fhose children who are low in fheir sfudies . . . +his develops pafience and perseverance necessary fo carry on in any field of insfrucfional guidance . .. com- posed of fiffeen members . . . club, as a whole, is under fhe direcfion of fha Supervisor of Special Classes in fhe Massillon Public Schools, Miss Levina Marr. RING AND TUMBLING CLUB Row I: Marfin, Clendening, Englehardf, Mclnfosh. Yoder. Hodak, Peferson Row 2: Gardner. Wilson, Gessel, Buck. O'Neil, Pasley, Conklin. Row 3: Snyder, Miglich, Kovafs, Galob, Schulfz, Gwin, Jacobs. Row 4: Schrock. Blanchard, Bonk. Hasler, Hull, Brugh. Ring and Tumbling Club .. . consisfs of approximafely 'rhirfy-five members fhey qualify by showing some afhlefic abilify and by reporfing 'ro all pracfices . .. meefings are on Tuesdays and Thursdays a+ four o'clock under 'rhe direc+ion of Miss Limbach and Mr. Widdoes . .. Besides +he enioymenf if affords. fhis fraining develops skill and coordinafion . .. freedom and ease of mo+ion demonsfrafions are given af recepfions and baskefball games girls appear af per- formances in whife safin blouses, small black fies and black 'rrunks boys in quarfer shirfs and black panfs . . . some members become acrobafic leaders . . . ofhers confinue 'ro perform, befween Hmes, af baskefball games and af school enferfainmenfs. SPEECH TOURNAMENT CLUB Row I: Wilson. Croxfon, Wilhelm, Nelsen, Rizos, L. Hedespefh, V. Hedespefh. Row 2: France. Jordan, Marfhay, Weiford, iLoar, Seward, Bloomberg. Row 3: Legg, Lough, Holfon, Hollinger. Fensfermaker, Pfendler, Seimefz, L. Weiford. Row 4: Friedland, Milligan, Paulus, Oberlin. Nicolef, Smifh, Migge, Crowe, Riese. Speech Tournamenf Club composed of fournamenf parficipanfs who are members of speech club, Nafional Forensic League. or borh season gers under way in fall wirh Prince of Peace confesfs sfudenfs compefe lafer in many speech fournamenfs pursuing oraforical, dramafic or humorous declamafion-original orafory or exfempore speaking . . . abilify fo accumu- lafe fwenfy or more poinfs from confesf work makes one eligible for membership in 'rhe N. F. L. . . . a nafion-wide organizafion confined fo 500 clubs l939 feam won fhe maiorify of 'rhe fourna- menfs in which fhey parficipafed . .. have 'ren members eligible for Nafional Tournamenf al' Bev- erly Hills, California aside from rheir remarkable record fhe sfudenfs have developed poise which will be of permanenf value. 44 93 an W ......... ? U -as . ...' 2 'W :ai 8 ! ., K QM , .3 , V , , 5 A if up ei g,, v ,. IX! Q A -Quai ,J 49041 I A .l ' as G, -.ma Q, if . 'Us' 3- 2 x Q L 1 I li 3' . 1 Jn, X 51 '4' Q, 7. fs-34,2 1-rf gl: 5 - F + u U- 1 N 3? Q N Y -, 1, , ' , , , N I VK ,- , in ' - J i '42 4 , ' - 1- . E ww.: , 1 A fin: -4 f ,v ,L ,hh - - gm . W .5-w!f'1v'f 'A - 41 QI? ,z7T.,z. gpg. D2 lg f?wi?7W' if I '1'-, 3 .' 'um ,g - , , Q .-'-,fv.zm,,,- . 1 ftffagyfae ffl! f i if if 1 ii' ,za aa F 55- Sa. A 1 f 2 Rn EJ ' ' .,. J ' 1 40 nib r ' W x ,,,,... v-xx ' Q 'F' 2 v H fx! 3' l 1 l N Row I: Graaff. Jessup, Furbay. Reynolds, Osrer, Giles, Wilson, Swaney, Smith, Good. Row 2: Crawford ladvisorl, Rizos, Knobloch, Walrers, Lowe, Dunlap, Parker, Kirk, Sleeves, Hermann, Longheier. Row 3: Smifh, Gumpf, Allen, Karris, Hess, Friedland. Meininger, Snowberger, Robinson, Carfer. Row 4: Clark, Hanley, Monrgomery, Perry, Kenny, Frirz, Brooks, Lechleiler, Clemenlz, Gardner, Dennison, Harris. Sfagecraff Club a new club inaugurared lhis year never hears 'rhe applause of an audience i+s members are unknown +o srudenis . . . du1'y is 'lo provide ligh+ing, sound effec+s, eleclrical work, scenery. and make-up for ihe S+ru+s and Frers .. . +o become a member you musf have falenl' as well as inreresl' and serve an appren+iceship lo an older member . .. only as many members are faken in as have gradualed 'rhe former year . . . members are eligible for Na+ional Thespian Drama+ic Socie+y . . . fhe club is under 'rhe direciion of Mr. Crawford .. . a greal deal of credif is due +his organizaiion . . . +hey make fine drama+ic produc+ions possible. -Q STUDENT COUNCIL I: o nfon annen, France, Luckner, Barih. A : , . E. ' l visorl, Giles, Maffhews, ones, Marlhey, M. Barr ladvisorl. ow 3: o mann, Smifh, Jacoby, Ross, Nicewander. R . rowne II, Ackley, Mclnlosh, Herman, Kowell, Lash, Loar. uden Council . .. a combinarion of raleni, energy and ideas .. . represenling rhe sfudenfs af f Washingfon High School . .. organizarion works our plans for sfudenf acrivilies and sees rhem fhrough Council does noi push one maior proiecl, bul' boos+s all school organizafions W ' hgael programs, school eleclions, care of refreshmem' siand during foolball season and many ofher meci fdu+ies are The resul+ of i+s work .. . piciure commirfee looks aflrer fhe proper hanging of V icxrhvgn walls of classrooms and corridors mos? ouis'randing proiecl' is +he Parrons' Recep- ri n .. . an occasion when parenfs and reachers ge+ 'rogelher . . . Council 'rhis year inslalled closed bullerin boards in corridors .. . and so il goes . .. always ready, willing, and able. H STUDENT SUN Row I: Kelley, Schorner, Hopp, Cusfer, Harmon, Kifiinger, Shannon. Row 2: Appleby. Sfeele, Migge, Fogle, Carler, Folrz, Carler, Harris, Goss. Row 3: Perez, Schinke, Galey, Nish, Hunler, Kovaich, Billeler, Bresson. Row 4: J. B. :Lane ladvisorl, Wadian, George, Mauger, Flanigan, Norfh, Ballinger, Piper. Sludem' Sun . .. Of rhe s'ruden+s, by 'rhe srudenis, and for +he siudenls, giving service +o +he maiori+y +o +he besr of Hs abili+y .. . all work done by advanced journalism s+uden+s . . . +he enfire publicarion is supervised by Miss Nolan, The iournalism insirucrress .. . fhe prinfers are supervised .by Mr. Himes, prinfing ins+ruc'ror while Mr. Lane, +he business reacher, acfs as supervisor fhe work of puHing our The paper is done by advanced srudenrs . . . assisfed by cub repor+ers, firsf year journalism s+uden+s . . . any s+uden+ who wishes may wrire an irem for 'rhe paper, however, maior posilions on 'rhe sraff are held by advanced journalism srudenfs ihe S+uden'r Sun has been in exisrence for +hree years. V M7555 4 - q N t I KN . g, 1 i . Q3 W i M, 9, '52 . Z2 . Qs MZ? Q, 'P N I , M , , Y N Q, A i t , . N V R K . 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Row 4: Wiclrersham ladvisorl, Oberlin, LiHle, Phendler,g,Shafer, Graybill.,Orwick, Armifage, Smifh, Johnson THE ENEMY YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU Dramafic Club . beH'er lcnown as fhe Sfruls and Frefs for-'runafe in having Mr. Wiclcersham who in- spires, direcis and lends all his enfhusiasm and efforf fo furning our presen+a+ions . . . wifh such a growing repu- lalion for fine producfions 'rhe S'l'ru+s and Frefs have abandoned +he usual run of high school nalrlempfs al' drama . . . have offered a chance for ambifious young aclors and acfresses fo +ry +heir hand a+ Broadway and movie hi+s . . . +his year 'rhe club presenied 'rhree recenl' Broadway successes, The Enemy, You Can'+ Take I+ Wifh You, and Our Town . . . comedy and drama are borh wifhin fhe +alen+s,of +he 'rhirfy-five members . . . lhe polished performace you wa+ch beyond fhe fooflighfs is fhe product of numberless rehearsals and conscienfious efforf . . . in 'lhis way if gives i+s members an insighl' info rhe hopes, fhrills, and .s+renuous work Jrhaf has been fhe experience of every greal' aclor. ,Mbo..'Q'mgn-.TLZZAA V'ifi.f'i.'f7571.1'f7,J-A A-lwffffs ..,l,,,,,,lv.'-Q.,-,O . V Nafional Thespians: Jorden, Oberlin. Croxfon, Reed, Smifh, Crowe, av , Lough, Shafer, Sheers, Holfon, Marfhey Neiman, France, Carey. Ganlxoslci, Bloomberg, Cheney, Pfendler, Fensrermalcer, Johnson. 4499s QP 2 Q. v i ,vu Q . 3 I V w375f?i 'N-ffyf 'T ' W5 I , ' if .Q I 5 Ov ,AK In gig ., .. '- , z 'fa S 1 9 -L fm. 35? 5? 53 . Q Q 1-,Q i'5?w, , if awvkg , v 5 A lf, I l SIJJNJ WV VTIIVIII ' fi'-Ui N J. f ,Q uf' FAVORITES OF GIRLS ,rf Isl 2nd 3rd 4fI1 5+h W-.. , WY , v--I ,W W Y -, Tommy Benny Guy . Orchesira Kay Kyser Dorsey Goodman Lombardo Ame Shaw Siodgfam Kay Kyser EiI:iIl:Ian Jack Benny Bing Crosby Good News Q-JSLCECIIIOOI Hislory English Typing Shorlhand Geography Summer . . . . . Sport Swimming Tennis Ball Horseback Hiking glggxr Ice Skaling Sleighing Baskelball Roller Skaling Skiing Magazine Lile American Redbook Love Slory McCalIs Hobby Books 231515 Scrapbooks Music Sewing I-IGI' Color Brunelles Blondes Redheads lprelerencel Paslime Reading Sporls Dancing Sewing Music THE AVERAGE SENIOR GIRL Average Range Weighl .,, l2I.82 85-I75 Age .... I7.5 I6-l9.5 Heighl ......,.., . . . 64If2 58 -63 Shoe size ................. 6If2 3If2'9 Movies aflended per monfh, ,, 4.35 0-I2 Dales per week ............ 2.4 0-7 Money earned per week ..., 50.57 0-55-00 Money spenl per week ....,.,....... 50.737 0-55-00 Time required lo be in week nighls, .. I0:54 9-2100 Time required lo be in Salurday nigl'1ls.... l:O3 9-4:00 Reliring lime week nighls .....,,..., I0:I4 8-IZOO Reliring Time Salurday nighls, ....., l:O3 9-4200 Rising lime Salurday and Sunday ,.,. 9:l7 5-1:00 Subiecls failed in school ...,..,..,4 .22 O-3 Books read per monlh ........,. .. 3.6 O-I5 Magazines read per monlh ...,..,... 3.6 O'l2 Hours sludies our of school per week.. 6 0-20 Miles lives away from school ........ 2.l 2-IO Miles lraveled away from home ,,,.. 894 50-l0,000 Times receive family car per week .... .l2 O-5 Number loolball games allended per year.. 6.5 0-I5 Number baskefball games allended per year.. .. 4.4 O-20 Inlelligence quolienl ..........,.......... ....... I O8 B0-l35 Dance: Yes-I5l: No--7. Number dances per monlh. .. 2.7 O-IO 441022 AVERAG NNe believe lhal lhe seni in lhis school is a ralher w rounded individual, a prel good sorl ol a person, ai berler in his conducr I-li mosl people lhink-perha 'rhis page will help show hi in a lruer lighl. I K cb ' TQ? X . ii fs Qi r yi ,l S E N I O R FAVORITES OF BOYS The clara shown on +his rage was garhered and eval- ared by rhe Senior Guid- nce Class of Washingion ligh School +0 show some T +he habirs, characierisiics nd preferences of Jrhe aver- ge senioriniheclassof I939. Y-T.:- -ll ei-39-'T-'i af' if .6 Q X , 0 4- ,TX E3 xv-aff X . Rx i J L,--l 'il l V , K y NN, l i 4920. il fx 7 P7 Tj r . A l 4 ,VN A - 1. Isl' 2nd 3rd 4ih 5th Tommy Benny Guy - Orcheslra Kay Kyser Dorsey Goodman Lombardo Counf Basie Radio , Charlie Benny Fibber Program Kay Kyuer McCar+hy Goodman Jack Benny McGee High School Prllnllnq Geography Chemisfry Mafhemaiics English Subieci I-lis+ory Summer Baseball Swimming Tennis Golf Fishing Sporl glggiger 'Ce Skafinq Baskelball Skiing Foorball Hockey - ' Readers Popular American CON. rs M5q5l e l-'ie Digesi Mechanics Boy 'e Hobby Reading Modeling Sporrs Phoiography Hunfgnq Hair Color Medium Brunefres Blondes lprelerencel Pasiime Sporfs Reading Hiking Camera Dancing THE AVERAGE SENIOR BOY Average Range Weighr ..., l5l.2 I20-l90 Age ..... 17.9 is-zo l-leiqhl' ..... . 69.3 55-75 Shoe size ..... 9 5V2'l 'VZ Shaves weekly ........,.,... 2 0-7 Movies ai+ended per monfh ...,. 3.27 O-I2 Dafes per week ........... l.37 0-7 Money earned per week ........ . Sl.52 0-SIS-00 Money spenf per week .........,.,.. . 52.06 so.o5-510.00 Time required fo be in week nighis ...... . l0:48 8-I 200 Time required +0 be in Safurday nighrs. .. . l2:I4 8-4:00 Refiring lime week nighfs ......,.... , l0:28 3-IIOO Reriring lime Saiurday nighis ...... . I2:30 3-4200 Rising iime Safurday and Sunday ,... 9:l7 5-l:00 Subiecfs failed in school .......... i102 0-7 Books read per monfh ,...,.. . .. 3.3 0-I2 Magazines read per monfh ......,..... 4.22 O-20 Hours sfudies ouf of school per week .... 4.3 O-27 Miles lives away from school ...... 2.2 ,2-9 Miles iraveled away from home .... 760 50-5.000 Times receive family car per week ,.,..... .82 O-7 Number foofball games allended per year. . 8.02 O-I2 Number baskeiball games aiiended per year. 7.5 0-30 lnfelligence quorienr ....,...... . .... ................. I O9 79-l4l Dance: Yes-77: No-76. Number dances per monfh .... 2.7 0-I0 44 IO3 DP Fe Perma EP :January .,q,Ch .,A, Avril wk ..,. 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Dial 4163 FREE DELIVERY ELECTROLUX GAS TAPPAN GAS REFRIGERATORS RANGES MASSILLON HARDWARE CO. 39 Lincoln Way Wesl Massillon, Ohio COMPLETE LINE EASY WASHERS SPORTING GOODS AND IRONERS Best Wishes To Massillon High School SHAFER - HAMMOND LUMBER CO. MASSILLON, OHIO IO8 Compliments of THE I-IESS - SNYDER CO. 'l:l'kE Makers of Boomer Warm Air Furnaces Ask Us for Prices BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK 'ro The C L A S S O F I 9 3 9 R. K. SUTTER Jeweler 25 Facfory Sheer Phone 5858 THE PLACE FOR QUALITY IO9 Style Tlwa+'s in perlecl Tune wilh 'roday's las?-srepping lempo RICHMAN BROTHERS Suits and Topcoats for College and Young Business Men 522.50 Come in . . . browse around. See for yourself how brillianfly Richman Broflwers have lrannslafed info young men's sfyles Hue spirif of fhis modern sfreamline age. Noflwinq frealcish or bizarre . . . of course noi. Jus? IITG besf of good lasle, wilh all slyle defails absolufely correct And flwe values are ine greafesf in our hisfory. Sporl Slacks wirlm Bell - 53.75 RICHMAN BROTHERS 427 Norrh Marker Avenue Canlon, Ohio Oscar W. Bammerlin 2l2 Firsr S+ree+ N. E. PIANOS ' ORGANS ' RADIOS FOR MILK AND DAIRY PRODUCTS OBERLIN DAIRY Quality Serves You Best REFRIGERATORS sos 20th sneer N. W. APPLIANCES Phone 4666 . THE BALTZLY CO. Complxments of Cut Rate Drug Store The Ertle Bottling Works HIGHEST QUALITY Merrlaandixv at fbv Lowes! Prifrx 32 Erie Street South Est. 1869 Complms of CRAWFORD at ELSASS Blotz Shoe Store INSURANCE X-Ray Fitters 31 Second St. N. E. Massillon, Ohio 46 Erie Street South Phone 5131 Dial 4021 BLAUMEISER'S BREDIGER HARDWARE Fl01'iSf Headquarters for F ine Colson and Shelby Bicycles Phone 4871 54 Erie Si. South Phone 3439 Mvlflllrr Tvlvgrajzb Dz'Iiz'z'ry Svrrin' Get Better Acquainted With Our Store We are quite sure it will be to your advantage as well as ours. You may be tamiliar with some ot our sections, but not with all ot them. We carry complete assortments in ditterent departments on three selling floors and the mezzanine. Good Values always, and new things coming in continuously. You are always welcome to come in and loolc around. GENERAL DEPARTMENT STORE LINES Q1'E?1'QZffgE. THE IDEAL COMPANY 4cIIIvw ACHIEVEMENT We congratuate the graduates of 1939 Washington High. May you succeed in attaining those high ambitions which you now foster. Quite often not many years separate graduation and the establishing of your Home . . . when that time comes, consider the reputation of Finefrocks, for guahty and good taste in home furnishings. QXVXD . . ll!! K2 NA.6'.flll0h'ff lf4P6'f.ff fl0NffU101Yl.!'HfP5 T W O S T O R E S 641 Linco1n Way Wv. 131 Tremont S. VV. H2 Compliments of The Evening Independent A. F. Portmomn Co. C0ll1!IliIIIFl1fX of The City Tire 85 Repair Co. DETHOIT 148 Charles Ave. S. W. GAS RANGES Phone 4847 A R00ff0fEVefYBUi1dfU9 TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES LUBRICATION For Be++er Merchandise and Reasonable Prices V' H' SEE A Complete F ood Service L I N D E ' S 46 Lincoln Way Wesr 841 Tremont Ave. S. W. Dial 4178 Morrison Music Service BAND INSTRUMENTS H. L. Friend Motor Sales CADILLAC PIANOS, ACCOEDIONS, STRING INSTRUMENTS SHEET MUSIC. REPAIRING l-A SALLE Modern Teaching Facilities OLDSMOBILE 30 Factory St. Massillon, Ohio 306 Erie S+ree+ Nor+h P1-101-le 7560 Massillon, Ohio L O U I S S T I N D L Merchant Tailor Suiis S25 and up 0 Q 0 59 Erie Sfreei Dial 6231 FRED W. JUSTUS Tostmaster THE KOONS WALL PAPER CO. WINDOW SHADES LINOLEUM 0 Q 0 55 Norilw Erie Dial 4434 LIEBERMANN BAKERY A Select Line of Baked Goods ir 49 First St. S. E. Diczl 4745 MASSILLON, OHIO La France Beauty Salon OVER LINDE'S DRESS SHOP Visii our newly equipped salon for comlorl, servi Compliments of Universal Cleaning Co. Exclusive Users of and popular prices, wilh or willwoui appoinimeni. 7 Operaiors 35 Charles Ave., S. E. Dial 736I 48 Lincoln Way Wes? Massillon, O. illlfllel WGlI1Ch, Mqf. Dicxl Compliments of The West Side Dairy 1116 Main Avenue West 6242 - Dial - 4297 B R U N S W I C K for Good Clean Recreation BILLIARDS ' BOWLING ' SODA BAR LIGHT LUNCH You will enjoy eafing eaclw one of YOSIIS XX Candies Sc XX PEANUT CLUSTERS 5c XX COCOANUT BARS Ic XX PEANUT CLUSTERS lc XX PEANUT BARS 2lIc XX DIXIES 2lIc XX PEANUT BUTTER KISSES THE YOST CANDY CO. 47 Norila Avenue Ceres Supply Co., Inc. Millers of High Grade Sfraighl' and Blended Winier Wheel Flour CERENE PASTRY ' CERITA FAMILY RED WING 44 II5bb COMPLIMENTS OF ARNOLD - LYNCH FUNERAL Hofm U U II Phone 4839 Massillon, Ohio THE BROWN LUMBER CO. Exclusive Distributors ot I 8 6 6 URTIS WOODWORK Your Guarantee of Permanent Satisfaction Use it when you build LUMBER ' ROOFING ' PAINT ' PLYWOOD INSULATION ' WALLBOARD Phone 4111 405 Erie Street South Ilb The Hardware and Supply Co. Massillon, Ohio III rj m PLUMBING FIXTURES, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES and MILL AND FACTORY SUPPLIES ISALY'S 27 Lincoln Way Easr Phone 3725 The Best in Ice Cream Fresh, Wholesome Dairy Products Delicious Quick Lunches SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ICE CREAM ORDERS FOR PARTIES, REUNIONS AND SOCIAL EVENTS Free Dry Ice Service and Delivery on Large Ice Cream Orders II7 To the Graduates MAY ALL YOUR MARKS IN THE WORLD BE A'S, MAY EVERY COURSE YOU TAKE BE WORTH- WHILE IN KNOWLEDGE AT- TAINED. IN HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS ...... illb GRADUATES . . . We Congrafulafe You! 4 CI P Complimenfs of KANNERS MassilIon's Leading Men's Clothing Store II8 ILLO nu' TEEL NGS are dependable . A .2 .......,-Q, A highly trained foundry organization operating with the most modern equipment is at your service. We make plain carbon steel and also alloy steel castings by the electric furnace process. Send pattems for a trial order or blue prints for estimates. 44lI9vb With Best Wishes For A Successful and Happy Future To The Graduates ot MASSILLON HIGH SCHOOL Massillon Ohio T - Y - S - O - N ROLLER BEARING CORPORATION SHATTUCK ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO. 1204 - llth Sr. N. E. FACTORY WIRING ' HOUSE WIRING LIGHTING FIXTURES All Types of Elvcfriral Insfallafion Residence Phone 6651 Massillon, Ohio ARCADE MARKET The Complete Food Market OPERATED BY FOOD SPECIALISTS NSIIIIIIII 711447 YRADI Mlll GJ. Duncan, nc. 'zsrAsi.usn:ois91- ' LEADING JEWELER. Massillon -- Ohio FASHION FIRST Because luxury and beauty are the prerogatives ot every woman-wear a KRAYER HAT AND FROCK KRAYER HAT 81 FROCK SHOP Lincoln Theater Building I2O K E S T E R B R O S . Florists C pit Bi MESSENGER MOTORS Members of F. T D INSURANCE G0 f0 JOHNS AQGUCY CO- The Massillon Drug Please J. EDWARD JOHNS 401 2 I T Nall. Bank Bldg M ll 0 AND BE PLEASED Compliments of 'T H E ENTERPRISE ALUMINUM C 0 M PAN Y MASSILLON, OHIO Originality is Cl quality of the imagination. It is the abil- ity to take the usual elements of picture and story and present them to your student body in a new, different and interesting fashion. Our School Service organization has long been noted for its true originality in Year Book planning' C3153 ' l 5 2.35, w e .V if -f es 44 IQ? :- Compliments of Eau Punting Smeg Mafudlw, Wan DIAL 5830 fir your Printing fwfzen .verivzke Lv important 23 WHITMAN 81 SCHNEIDER lHERB3 fromwm MassiIlon's Most Up -to - Date Cigar and Candy Shop El Q El Exclusive Agenis l Corner Lincoln Way East and First S+. N. E. CHOCOLATES Dial 7537 BOOKS 0 STATIONERY ' TYPEWRITERS 0 ADDING MACHINES 0 DUPLICATORS FILES 0 SAFES 0 VISIBLE, VERTICAL LOOSE LEAF SYSTEMS AND SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS 0 GIFTS RELIABLE OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 58 LINCOLN WAY EAST MASSILLON, OHIO - I ' iff Authorized Agents for E, , Yi lbw ROYAL lIf.,,.,OfffQ ,vQQ 5f, I REMINGTON .I 1j '5ff'v'v-JHJQQQ L' f UNDERWOOD .sigfrgggggffffw ! If Q'---fig ' PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS X - - Terms as low as 1Oc per day Dial 3338 for Home Demonstration and Free Trial Fine Social Stationery ' Monogrammed or Engraved Albums Diaries ' Scrap Books ' Leather Goods ' School Supplies cc 124 bb Compliments ot Sugardale Fine Meats Compliments of LUCAS DAIRY 243 First Street S. E. if E ff SODA GRILL TOASTED SANDWICHES SUNDAES AND SODAS if U A- We are with you always, Washington High We Deliver QUALITY ICE CREAM Dial 3212 I25 The Meek-Segner Co. The Popular Store for Men and Boys EIDE CLOTI-IIN6 AND FURNISHINGS OFFICIAL SCOUT I-IEADOUARTERS 40 LINCOLN WAY EAST CARVER' CIGAR STO Dial 4002 for Results of All Sporting Events 11' 29 Lincoln Way West MASSILLON, OHIO The Peak of Perfection in DAIRY PRODUCTS DELICATESSEN PRODUCTS and FOUNTAIN SERVICE ACME DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Complimenfs of ELUM SALES CO. DIsI'riIouI'ors of AUTOMATIC PHONOGRAPI-I EQUIPMENT Dial 7335 I27 Tremonf SI' I26 Compliments Your Career . . of T3AILEY'S FLOWER STORE 1110 Lincoln Way' East Congratulations to WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL'S Tlwe Slarlc Counly Sociely of llwe Osleo- pallwic Scliool of Medicine announces lhai Ohio is much in need of more osleopalhic physicicms, surgeons cmd specialists to meet ll1e increasing demand 'lor llweir services. Here are unequalled opporlunilies in a newer field for Ilnose wlio aspire lo a life of high-grade service. Capable and amloilious young men and women who are inleresied in lhe only un- filled grade-A profession, and who are willing lo qualify willw Iwo yeors of pre- medical college and a four year professional course, may receive iniorrnalion, guidance parnplileis and IIOSISODGIIIY as a Career QF '39 F2131 any local osleopalliic physician, or by a ressinq: from friends in Canton THE AMERICAN OSTEOPATHIC ASSOCIATION The CANTON REPOSITOBY We icaqo, :nous The McLain Grocery Co, MASSILLON, OHIO mijm WHOLESALE GROCERS COFFEE ROASTERS Fruit and Produce Iobbers 44 127 by DAVIS THE PHOTOGRAPHER W PRACTICAL TRAINING is the connecting link between knowledge and profitable employment. Your high school course has given you a wonderful fund of knowledge. But don't stop at that. Add practical training now in some field which Will prepare you for a worthwhile position. A business training course places you in a preferred class in the eyes of the employer seeking efficient help. Act now while your mental processes are most alert. We prepare you for stenographic, secretarial and executive positions. Eikflfl THE MASSILLON COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE, INC. A. E. PATTON, Director of Instruction MASSILLON, OHIO Fourth Floor, Ohio-Merchants Bldg. Phone 3431 I29 F. W. Arnold Agency Co. Compliments Established 1876 Insurance of Every Kind of 37 Erie Street South L, V, Phone 3532 Complete Line ot MEN'S AND BOYS' AFTER SCHOOL - WHAT? The Y. M. C. A. SUITS ' FURNISHINGS ' SHOES Otters you opportunities to retain Contact Workingmen's Store with your school friends, through its clubs and classes, in many usetul and enjoyable activities. TAKE A STEP AHEAD- Open Evenings Tremont and Ist St. JOIN Tl-IE Y The Ohio Labor FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS Compliments ot Public Service Co. Saving Electrical Appliances WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS G RANGES Electric coolcery costs V2 as much as you think Phone 3l4I THOR WASHERS AND IRONERS Phone 3I4l 44 l30vb I3I Home Phone 4OI7 SPUHLEBS, Inc. Interior Decorators 181 Lincoln Way East Massillon, Ohio Complimmfs Of CONRAD HOTEL RALPH L. DUNLAP, Prop. UNION BUS TERMINAL GEO. PINIS, Agent GREYHOUND, PENN-OHIO, RED EAGLE, and INT. RAPIDS TRANSIT Confectionery, Cigars and Magazines Lmcoln Way East Phone 3034 STYLE CENTER SPECIALIZING IN PUBS The only store in America giving five year guarantee with a fur coat. CI Three Champions . . . WASHINGTON HIGH TIGERS. WASHINGTON HIGH BAND and LONG 84 PIETZCKER The Better Store tor Men ir 'k 'k ARROW SHIRTS KAHN TAILORING HICKOK BELTS BOTANY TIES COOPERS UNDERWEAR STETSON HATS GLOVER PAJAMAS SMITH SMART SHOES JERK ANKLETS I67 LincoIn Way East MassIIIon, Ohio 44I3Ir: C I TI-IE GRISCQM-RUSSELL CCDMPANY MASSILLON OHIO KNOW YOUR HOME INDUSTRIES Throughout the Entire Country the Mark M-C-A Predominates and Stands for the Very Best of Signs 4ljP Made in Q Modern Plant Through Modern Methods 4UP THE LARGEST SIGN PLANT IN THE WORLD The Massillon - Cleveland - Akron Sign Co. First Street at Walnut Road S. W. MASSILLON, OHIO Best Wishes to Class of 1939 B. 6 B. MOTOR CO. Distributors of DE SOTO cmd PLYMOUTH 1 U if 47 Tremont Avenue W. MASSILLON, OHIO Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '39 . ...-at-fillRE?'P EATON MANUFACTURING COMPANY RELIANCE SPRING WASHER DIVISION MASSILLON, OHIQ I34 Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN MASSILLON Bank of Friendly Service Your deposits In this Bank are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Washington, D. C. 55,000.00 Maximum Insurance tor Each Depositor DEALER - PORTABLES AND STANDARDS We Rent, SeI1 and Repair All Makes Retain and advance your speed by renting a typewriter on our Summer Rates of 53.00 per month: 35.00, two months: 357.00 for three months. BENSCN TYPEWRITEB CO. 336 Fourth St. N. W. Canton, Ohio I35 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES An association of men who have served in America's Foreign Wars on land and sea, from the Civil War, through the Spanish War, Cuba, the Philippines, Porto Rico, the Relief of Pekin in the Boxer Rebellion in Chinafthe World War and wherever needed. This Gold Stripe organization, of Overseas men constituted the front lines of our Nation's Defense. We Army and Navy veterans, through bitter experience, are opposed to war- fare on principle, but have always been ready to serve, and we shall be, under the United States Flag whenever the need arises. But we would like to save the youth of America from the experiences we have needlessly undergone. And it is our hope that we may be able to help to do so. tit Sincere Compliments of MASSILLON POST No. 3124, V. F. W. THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF THE POST SONS OF V. F. W. ' DAUGHTERS OF V. F. W. BOYS' DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS OF V. F. W. With Best Wishes for the Future of Washington High School and the Staff 44 I36vb Congratulations and Welcome Class of '39 ECU The Alumni Association Compliments of C. Penney Co. 47 Lincoln Way West MASSILLON, OHIO f The Home if of Values ECONOMY SHOE STORE Shoes for the Modern Youth 109 Lincoln Way West SEGEL'S A MODERN DRESS SHOP CATERING TO THE MODERN MISS 26 Lincoln Way East J. L. Fromholtz, Inc. Irwelers DR. E. E. MORRIS, Rrgisfrrrd Opfomrfrisl Vixil our rrmlplvtrly miw and moflvrn jvwrlry and opliral rlvjrarhnvnlx. 154 Lincoln Way West Dial 5915 SCHWOBM CO. Health Food Center FANCY GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Dial 3187 Dial 3188 43 Lincoln Way West K I38w Complimenfs of The Fidelity Motor Bus SANITARY LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING Lines, Inc. ' ' ' A We Do Our Own Cleaning MASSILLON, OHIO Dial 6435 THE STRONG AUTO SUPPLY CO. Every+hing 'For Au+omobiles Radio Supplies W. D. STROHAKER Au.fb0ri:r'J ELECTRICAL AND BATTERY FORD . MERCURY SERVICE LINCOLN ZEPHYR DEALER No sale complefe unfil you are sairisfied For Good Things To Eat fkilir Our Own Make Candy CII1 Ice Cream I39 THE OHIO-MEBCHANTS TRUST CO wishes the members of the class of 1939 every Success Start A Bank Account Now MEMBER - SFedera1 Deposit Insurance Corporation 1Federa1 Reserve System Complimenls , . , of Massillon Buick Sales Compliments 81 Service, Inc. 362 Lincoln Way Wesl of MASSILLON, Ol-HO ' ' ' A FRIEND Better Used Cars A Complele Bulclc Service . . . Q l40us W. A. Barton D. D. S. J. S. Williams M. D. H. W. Bell M. D. A. P. Gardner G. C. Gotschall D. D. S. D. D. S. H. P. Hart Jeanette Miller M. D. M. D. P. A. Paulson M. E. Scott M. D. M. D. C. E. Smith M. D. H. J. Smiih D. D. s. C. C. Walienbaugh M. D. Ccznion, Ohio George Wenger M. D. L. B. Zinismasier M. D. ADVERTISING DIRE Acme Dairy ........ Alumnal Association American Osteopathic Association .... . .- Arcade Market ......,.. Arnold Funeral Home .... Arnold Insurance Agency B. G B. Motor Co. ....... - Bailey Florists ......,... Baltzly Drug Co ........,. Bammerlin's Music Store. Bates Printing Service .... Beamer. L. V. .......,.. - Berger's ...,......... Blatz Shoe Store ,..,.. Blaumeiser Hdwe. ..- Bordner, P. I ....... Brediger, Florist .....,.. Brown Lumber Co .... .... Brunswick Bowling Alleys .... Canton Engraving Co..-- Canton Repository ...... Carver's Cigar Store ..., Ceres Supply Co ...... City Tire G Repair .... Conrad Hotel ...,.... Crawford G Elsass ...... Davis, Photographer ..- Duncan, Ieweler ,... Economy Shoe Co. ...... Elum Sales Co. ,....... .- Enterprise Aluminum Co.- Ertle Bottling Works ..... Evening Independent --- Fidelity Bus Lines. Inc..- Fineirock. C. O. ,.... .... First National Bank ..... Friend Motor Sales ..... Fromholtz. Ieweler ..... Griscom-Russell Co. .... - Hardware :S Supply Co..- Hess, Snyder Co. ....... - Ideal Company ....,.... Isaly's Dairy Store ....... Iohn's Insurance Agency. Iustus, Fred W ..,....... - Kanner .,.,.,.,.....,., Kester Brothers, Florsits-- Koon's Wall Paper Co..-- PROFESSION Doctor W. A. Barton--- nwor If s. neu ........ Doctor H. W. Gardner .-.. Doctor G. C. Gotschall ---.. ---. Doctor H. P. Hart ........ Doctor I eannette Miller -..-- .--- Doctor P. A. Paulson -.-.. 126 137 127 120 116 130 134 127 110 110 123 130 106 Krayer Hat Shop ..-----. CTORY LaFrance Beauty Shop .--.. . . - Leibermann Bakery --.-- Linde's .-.-----,,.,,- Long 6. Pietzcker ..-.- Lucas Dairy --.-,-.-.--------- . , , , McLain Grocery -..----..-.....-- . . . Massillon Buick Sales G Service- Massillon, Cleveland, Akron Sign ..-. -.- Massillon Commercial Institute--- Massillon Drug Co. ...-----.---- Massillon Hardware Co. .--.- . Massillon Steel Castings Co. .--. 111 , Meek-Segner Co. --.------.., . 111 Messenger Motor Co ...------ 107 Meyer, V. H.. Groc. .----.--- - 111 Morrison, C. I., Music Store---- 116 Oberlin Dairy ..-......--.-. 115 Ohio-Merchants Trust Co. ..-- . 122 Ohio Public Service Co...- 127 Penney, I. C., Co ..--..... . 126 Portmann, A. F.. Co. ---..-. -- 115 Reliable Office Supply Co ..... 114 Reliance Corp. -....--.-... . 131 Richman Brothers ..-...- 111 Royal Typewriter Co.---- IZ8 t Sanitary Laundry Co. ---- 120 Schworm Groc. Co. ...-....-. 138 Segal's -..-........-....-..,. 126 Shafer-Hammond Lumber Co.-..- 121 Shattuck Contracting Co. .----- 110 Spuhler, Inc. .-.----..-.-- - 113 Stindle, Louis --...-.-.-... 139 Strohaker's Ford Service --... 112 Strong Auto Supply Co.-.-- 135 Style Center ..-...-....-.. 114 Sugar Bowl ---.-.-..-....,, 138 Sugardale Provision Co. ....- 132 Sutter. Jeweler ....-..-... 117 Tyson Roller Bearing Co. .-.-- 109 Union Bus Terminal .-.--..- 111 Universal Cleaning Co. .... 117 V. F. W. -.-..-..-..-... . 121 West Side Dairy --.---- 114 Whitman-Schneider .- 118 Workingmen's Store --- 121 Y. M. C. A. .----...- 115 Yost Candy Co. -.-- A 141 141 141 141 141 141 141 44143 L DIRE Doctor M. E. Scott ...- Doctor C. E. Smith .-..-.... Doctor H. I. Smith .---.-- CTOR Doctor C. C. Waltenbaugh .-... ,,, Doctor George Wenger ..-..- Doctor L. B. Zintsmaster.- Doctor I. S. Williams ---.. 55 4, u J 'Ve as U Q V 4 ., . - -. 1A.,.,? J Qi in f - X ' F v -M1-I X 'v .. .65- . I-., ,., in ny. .,, . x f. .,. .. .mu--,..,--L J 1 W X fl.. . 5.,p1QL ynuil N'f ' , . 9 A W -LQ.. Tri. , f l -v Q ffl e ul, .1 .L 'Q'-.n ,. 'i' H'-.fi fg ,A'-lfi , , w we.-1-'w v-- -. '.-w7u.e.,,s:'-.'11', fx' 1 1 Lf' sn.. ,.4v- . A IU. u, , -Jn 'I 'srxg-fj' I' nj? - ,421 nina. in .-,Mr-Gs.: Iv' I ' 1 'Q fag' ,. it .-, A . , L. QV: A :V 5' .-',, R V. 1 - 'x 1. in f 5 -1 , I ? 1 Q .-,U sf- I ,- -4 f -. I 44.1 wins. 'f y, F5'5Y?ff?ET' Sa .11 , ,.-:L --B-'Vw' -,.-f T: El? .. fi '-5 . kg., V! 111 . ', 5 ,, -J 1 155' 31' fif' -jews' Y E , -,X I'-4 1 1 1 41- ,Qin gas li ul 1 'ff 59:1 vs 2 E ,X

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