Washington High School - Massillonian Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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DOLORES BEITER, Dee —A serious manner enhanced by a pleasing personality. WANDA JUNE BEITER, Shorty —Surrounds one with her warmth of friendship. DONNA JEAN BENDER, Beandoor —An eyeful of cheer¬ fulness. VERL BENNETT —A sincere, well-liked chap. RONALD BERQUIST, Big Swede — Ronnie ' s good nature is surpassed only by his desire to please others. GEORGE BETINIS, Rankl —A friendly scatter brain we all like. MIRIAM JUNE BETTILYON —What is so rare as a day with June. BETTY BIRDSONG — A loyal member of G.A.A. and Y-Teens. ETHEL JEAN BLACKA, Jeanie — Pep, personality, and common sense; an incomparable combination. DRUCILLA BLOCHER, Druce —Her dark hair and brown eyes makes everyone notice Drucilla. CORRINE ANN BOEKEL —Without exception her ' s is a sweet disposition. EMMA JEAN BOEKEL—A twinkling eye, a twinkling laugh. SALLY FRANCES BOERNER—A lot to say in a nice way. MILDRED ILENE BORDER, Snookins — Foot-loose and fancy free. THOMAS BORELL — A handsome guy with an air of friendliness. Kill it before it reproduces.

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n KATHERINE ADAMS, Kate — We always enjoy the company of a genial person. JAMES ALLMAN, Jim —A small fellow with a hot temper. WILLIAM D. ALLMAN, Bill —Wise from the top of his head up. JEROME G. ALPINER, Jerry —Good nature. good sense with plenty to spare. CLYDE AMMOND JR., Dioty —Mechanics his job; school his hobby. JOHN ARMOUR, Jack —Give Armour a cornet, he ' ll do the rest. ROBERT ASHBRIDGE, Ash —It is impossible to duplicate his go-get-it attitude. WANDA M. ASTON —- With a ring on her finger, her future is set. MARY B. AUSTIN —Efficient in a pleasing manner. ALICE ANN AUTREY —Ample wit, flashing smile, accentu¬ ate Trigger ' s style. LEWIS BAILEY, Bill — It ' s fun to be with Bill. ANN L. BAKER —With a light heart and an open mind, a nicer gal you ' ll never find. THEODORE K. BAMMERLIN, Ted — His personality hits a high C with everyone. MARY BARTHELEMY — A student beyond compare; a musician beyond compare. MARY BARTOLIC, Mimi -— A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. DUANE BARTZ —Thoughts as deep as his voice. CHARLOTTE BATES, Red —Her way is sweet; she is pleasing to meet. EVA BAUGHMAN —A twinkling eye, a rosy cheek, a quiet person. JIM BAUMGARDNER JR., Jim —Carefree and careless. WILLIAM BEACH, Bill —A serious minded mechanic. EVELYN MAE BEDNAR — There ' s always an air of pleasantness about Evelyn.

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Top Row — JAMES S. BOWERS, Yogi — Student Council ' s little genius. JANET BRANDON, Bobbie — Just let a smile be your umbrella. JANE LOUISE BRAUN— Sweet, gracious and indefin¬ ably attractive. JAMES W. BROWN— Willing to work for everything he gets. JANICE CAROLYN BRUGH—An infestious giggle, a delightful chatter. Second Row — DOROTHY BUBENCHIK, Blondie — Gentlemen prefer blondes; blondes prefer gentlemen. JOYCE BUEHLER, Joy —An inventory of her character reveals that nothing is so valuable as questions. JOAN BULLACH, Pixie - Personality plus ability in athletics equals . . . JANE BURDETTE —Nothing could wipe away that per¬ petual smile. GLENNA LOUISE CAIN, Sugar — Stand up and cheer for Glenna. Third Row —- WILLIAM CAPLES, Weasel —Carry on for Massillon. EVELYN JANE CHAPMAN, Emol —A model disposi¬ tion. JANET LUCILLE CHILDERS—A quiet manner is richer than a crown. ROBERT CLARK—An explorer of the world. JACK CLARKSON—For he ' s a jolly good fellow. Fourth Row — RUTH MARIE CLINAGE, Ruthie — Without a care, but not careless. EVELYN JEAN COCKLIN, Tcotie — Fair and sweet- liked by all. LUCRETIA MARIE COLLIER, Mimie — Seek and ye shall find; find and ye shall still seek. EDWARD M. COMPAN —The life of any party. DONNA JEANNE CONGER —She gives her undivided attention to one.