Washington High School - Massillonian Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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Top Row —- JAMES GUMPH — That genial personality to the front. RICHARD MELTON HAIN, Stooge — A loaf of bread, a jug of wine, and thou beside me in the wilderness. RUSSELL GEORGE HALCO - He ' ll plunge over the goal in life. DAVID NEVIN HALL, Yabbi — Quiet when not among friends. GORDON HAMERSLEY — Greatness is sometimes obscure. Second Row— ARVINE HAMILTON, Whistler — A master of in¬ genious devices to make us laugh. CARLETTA BEA HARDESTY —A businessman ' s dream of a perfect secretary. MYRTLE VIOLA HARDING, Myrt — It ' s nothing new to help myself and also others. RICHARD BEYNON HARDMAN, Dick — Efficient in a masculine way. MARION ROSE HARRISON, Tommy — A model of a perfect senior for her scholarship. Third Row — EARNEST HARTER, Joe — No matter how far ahead he is, fun always overtakes him. GERALD MICHAEL HARTY, Big Mike — A harty laugh, an intelligent mind. BETTY HASSAN — Petite, poised, pretty. JAMES DAVID HAY, Jumbo — Everyone gets a kick out of a kicker, BARBARA ANN HAYWARD, Babs — Radiating the grace of charm. Fourth Row — THOMAS W. HEATHER, Heater — A fall likeable fellow who never forgets his friends. ROSEMARY ANN HECKATHORN, Rosie — Why bother to giggle when you can laugh. ROBERT ALLAN HEINTZELMAN, Bob — Responsible, capable —a popular leader. ROBERT C. HENDERHAN, Red — It ' s a virture to speak only when one has something to say. EARL W. C. HENDERSON, Cappy — Never in the way, never out of the way.

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DONNA GEIS •— A little frankness, lots of personality, and still more musical ability. JOANNE GEORGE — The essence of captivating vivacious¬ ness. MARY GEORGE, Stinkie — As smooth as the brown in her mischievous eyes. MARY JANE GEORGE — A certain look, a certain way, a certain vivaciousness. EMOGENE GESSNER, Bunny — Jeannie sure is hep with enthusiasm and pep. DANIEL GLICK — A really friendly chap. NANCY GONZALEZ —Ample wit, flashing smile, accentuate Nancy ' s style. FAHYE ILENE GRABER, Grany — A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. ALICE LAVADA GRAYBILL, Lavada — A pleasant voice to match a pleasant girl. DAVID C. GREEK, Dave — Everyone admires Dave. JOAN GREENWALT — Noted for trimness and her prim¬ ness. FRED GRIER, Big Boy — An example of athletic excel¬ lence. LEO J. GROSSWILLER, JR., Lee — A straight forward attitude predicts his success. RICHARD GULEFF, Yabbi — Always an answer for all. STELLA GULLIAS, Stel — A polite girl with a gracious manner.

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Top Row —- MARIAN RUTH HENRY —Everyone appreciates a co¬ operative person. ROWLAND THEODORE HERRING, Duke — His cakes and his tones are never flat. CHARLES HESS, Chuck — Of the faithful sort you can rely upon. MARILYN JUNE HESSE —Many are the cheers for this popular blonde. MARIELLA HILL, Mary — Hill is Marielly rolling along. Second Row— JOAN MARIE HINDLEY, Joanie -— Sincerity —a quality always appreciated. FLOYD HINTZ, JR., Junior -— All work and no play makes school a dull day. BETTY ANN HIXENBAUGH—To know her is to love her. ERNESTINE P. HOLLOWAY, Ernie — She likes to make the piano rock. REINNA ELAINE HOLMES —Alternately sad and gay, likeable in either way. Third Row — CAROL HOOBLER, Hoobie — A perfectly groomed and charming Miss. HERSHEL HOOD — A personality that tops his stature. NITA MARIE HORNER, Farmer — Never a boring minute when Marie ' s in the crowd. JEAN HORTON — A h armonious conception of life. WALTER HOUSTON — A good fellow to have a good time with. Fourth Row — GERALDINE AUDREY HOVERLAND, Gerry — We cherish her friendly influence. MARY LOUISE HOVEY, Petey — A voice to rival the birds in the spring. Sing and be Mary . CAROL LOU HOWELL, Chubby — Finds much in life to be enjoyed. RITA HUMMEL — Willingness plus a ready smile. PEARL IRENE HUPP, Hill Billy — A ' Pearl ' of great price.