Washington High School - Massillonian Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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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.

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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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1 ■ . 1 m 1 fe w Top How — RUSSELL RONALD CORBAN, Russ — A dependable chap whose interests are varied. JOYCE ELAINE CORMANY, Joy — An artist in the art of make-up. NANCY LEE COSS, Nan — Lots to talk about. ROBERT LEE COULTER, Bob —His name will shine in footlight fame. IRVIN CRABLE, Ace — Athletics comes first, and then if there is time, school work. Second How —- EUGENE E. CUSTER, General — Original, enthusi¬ astic, interesting. OTTO B. DANIELS, JR., Putter —He ' Otto ' go places. NANCY LOU DAVENPORT —Beauty and grace; two of Nancy ' s assets. NANCY LOU DAY — Never a perfect ' day ' without Nancy. WILMA I. DEAN, Toots — The more one knows her, the more one likes her. Third Row —- GORDON DEY —Oh for a day with Dey. RAY HOPKINS DICKERSON--A good looker who likes good cars. BLANCHE THERESA DI MEZZIO — A manner so charm¬ ing is quite disarming. JANET LOU DOLL, Bridget — A winning smile is ever the victor. REBECCA ANN DOMINGUEZ, Becky — A gal well liked by all of us. Fourth How — JAMES E. DONAHUE — Shux, you hafta get some fun outa life. GUY CHARLES DONEY, Carlos — He takes life lightly. DOLORES F. DORFFER, Dee — Everyone who Jcnows Dolores likes her. EDWARD RUSSEL DRAIME — As agreeable as they come. NORMA JEAN DRENNEN, Tops — Music is her pleasure; to excel in it is her goal. V