Washington High School - Massillonian Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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Top Row — ROBERT B. LEIGHLEY, Roach — ‘Twould be my delight to sail through clouded skies in a gilded plane. THOMAS DAVID LEINENVEBER, Limabeans — Dashing through life with plenty of pep. ALICE MAE LEONARD, Al — Cute, you might say, describes Alice Mae. WANDA LOU LIEBERMANN, Redgie , — A cute little fireball of energy whose mouth never closes. ONILEE ANN LIMBACH, Onnie — An accent on neatness and a brilliant mind. Second Row — ROBERT M. LIMBACH, Bob — Mechanically —a genius. LOIS JEAN LINDSAY — She ' s pretty to work with, she ' s witty to talk with. GEORGE WILLIAM LINDSEY, JR., Bill — Admired for his good looks and personality. MILDRED LISTIAK, Millie — A ready appreciation of clothes and good times. JIM LITTLEFIELD —Everything he does is well managed. Third Row — PEARL LEE LOWERY — A merry companion of the dependable class. GENE DAVID LYNCH, Lover — Master of ingenious devices to make us laugh. MARY LOU LYNN, Shorty — A light spot in Wash¬ ington High ' s dark corridors. MARILYN JEAN McCANN, Rojo — Red hair minus temper spell McCann. ROBERT McCAULEY, Bob — Bob does more than say I ' ll try—he really does. Fourth Row — ROBERT N. McCONNELL, Mac — A small fellow who enjoys everything but school. LEROY WADE McFARREN -— Prescription: good fun is a cure for all blues. KAY DAWN McKNIGHT — A short, cute gal, with long dark hair. AUDREY MacCARTNEY, Scotty — Everyone ' s heard about little Audrey. CAROL JOAN MAIER — Kind and liberal in her thoughts of others.

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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!

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Top Row —- RICHARD MAKOWSKI, Dick — Forceful in a silent way—thinks but does not say. RITA J. MANG -—■ Modern in everything she does. ROBERT LEROY MANG, Curly — Brimming with vim and vigor, he leads the band. CHARLES L. MARTIN, Chuck — For his own band someday he ' ll raise the baton. DOROTHY MARTIN, Fuzz — She has friends be¬ cause she is one. Second Row —- GLORIA MASTERS — Kind and liberal in her thoughts of others. RICHARD MATHIAS — A bracing air that speaks for itself. EDDIE D. MATTHEWS — Hard work keeps the indus¬ trious brain from being idle. ANNE MAUGER — Always present with a grin and a pleasant ' Hello ' . GRACE ALICE MAXHIMER, Hay-maker — Her friend¬ ship becomes essential to all who know her. Third Row — TONY MEDURE —A quiet manner is often a camou¬ flage for clever thoughts. JOHN MERRILL — He ' s always just himself. RICHARD KNOWELS MESSENGER, Frenchy —A good bit of laughing, a good bit of dreaming, a good bit —. BARBARA ANN METHEUSE — A fine character en¬ hanced by kind deeds. GEORGE MILJANICH, Moe — Dodging the cares of life. Fourth Row — CHARLES MILLER, Chuck — Finds his chief interest in the journalistic field. HARRIET J. MILLER -— An eyeful of cheerfulness. MARIANNE MILLER— Allegedly capable, friendly and sweet. NEIL MILLER — What goes on behind that quietude? RICHARD MILLER — Well versed in the meaning of the word ' quiet ' .