Washington High School - Massillonian Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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GEORGE R. IAMS, Red •— We ' re happy to state he ' s a worthy classmate. JOANN ICKES, Jo — Personality among other things rate her tops. PATRICIA ANN INNIS, Pat —She best expresses herselt musically. LOUIS K. ISBILL, Louie — His congenial spirit makes you want to be around him. EDWARD B. JACOBS, Buddy — Soft manners that go with his southern accent. DICK JACOBS — An athlete who is a sportsman as well. DON JAMES, D. J. —Everyone admires ability, everyone admires Don. JOANN DAISY JEANDREVIN, Daisy — An artist to her linger tips. ALICE EVELYN JOHNSON, Little Alice — A little cutie with a big temper. CLARENCE G. W. JOHNSON, C. J. — What a build, what a voice, what a man! MARTHA JOHNSON — Spare your words from time to time and use them when they do the most good. JOE JONES, JR., Jose — Good nature is Joe ' s second nature. LUCILLE JONES —An attractive disposition. JAMES KEEHN, Jim — A tall man striving for tall things. GENE KELLER, Butch — He speaks for himself. RICHARD KELLER, Dick — He works hard to accom¬ plish his wants in life. WILLARD EDWARD KEMP, Bill — His character speaks for itself. DELORES MAE KENT, Dodo —- A snappy little number with an accent on dancing DONALD R. KERR, Don — There ' s always lots of fun when Don ' s in the crowd. JOHN R. KESSEL, Fearless — Morgan ' s strong, silent buddy. MABEL EILEEN KIEHL —Notably calm and mild of 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.

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ERNESTINE MAE KIMMEL, Cookie — A specialist in the ait of having fun. MARY LORETTA KLEIN — Short and sweet. PATRICIA ANN KLEIN, Pat — She packs up her troubles and gives the world a smile. LILLIAN KLETT— There ' s always lots of fun in life, and life is lots of fun. H. MARILYN KLINGENSMITH, Klingie — A real addition to our class, a genial and busy lass. ELAINE K. KOHLMEIER, Bangs -— Always conscientious —striving for the best. KENNETH W. KOHN, Ken — Always willing to accom¬ modate, always ready to cooperate. DORIS K. KRAFT —- Greetings, Gates Let ' s roller skate. SHIRLEY A. KREBS, Sakie — Has a zest for learning that makes it a pleasure. EARL KULGOSKE, Kelly — He calmly takes things in his stride. JEAN E. LARSON, Corky — A spark in life ' s powder barrel. CARL RICHARD LAUGHLIN — There ' s a fascinating magic in silence. JOHN CLIFFORD LAWSON, Great John L. — A musical chap who is as slick as a whistle. PHILIP LAWSON, Phil — Quick and energetic in all he does. GEORGE LEGA — George ' s jolly sense of humor is more than just a rumor. Oh no, not John ' s hat!