Washington High School - Massillonian Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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ROBERT EDWARD MILLER, Bob — A zest tor living. WILFRED MILLER — An easy going manner which lightens many a care. ESTHER L. MONTGOMERY — Reserved —for someone ' s future. PAUL MOORE ■— The brains of machine shop. RICHARD MORGAN, Repeater •— His pleasing person¬ ality makes him a friend to all who know him. RICHARD MOWERY, Dick — Dick applies his arts to music and fun. CHARLES N. MYERS, Pete — If at first you don ' t succeed forget it. KATHRYN MYERS, Katie — Up and doing—initiative. JAMES C. MYRICKS, Jamey Boy — Happy go lucky with accent on the happy. KARL WALTER NAUMANN, Naumie — Carefree and gay — that ' s Karl ' s way. ROXIE ANN NOLAND — An engaging way. SYLVIA ANN NOVAK—A well of energy and wit that never runs dry. NORMAN EUGENE OLDHAM -— Good nature, good sense, with plenty to spare. MARILYN EILEEN ORMSTON — An attractive gal who is more likely to be attentive than talkative. HARRY ORPHAN —Willing indeed—bound to succeed. RONALD THEODORE OSBORNE, Ronnie — The gift of friendship is the most essential thing in life. JOSEPH JUDE PAINTER — Success is the award for perseverance. JAMES MARTIN PALASKI, Poky — Does his part when called upon. THOMAS JOHN PALMER, Oppenheimer — There is naught in life but science. RONALD ALBERT PATT, Patty — Tall, dark, athletic. ROBERT JOHN PAULIK, Bob — A truly fine fellow with a love for boxing.

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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 ' .

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IRENE PAYER, Rene — A friend is one ' s most precious possession. WANDA MARILYN PAYNE — It ' s her business to be busy. SHIRLEY PERRY, Shirl — The very best of everything to a nice gal. ROBERT B. PHILLIPS, Bob — Every inch a man. PAUL LEROY PIFER, Hippo — A permanent lease of life ' s happiness. DOROTHY JEAN PITZ, Dot — She does her part with the best. WILLIAM POLLOCK, Bill” — Industrious, good-hearted he seems to be. LOIS MA.RIE PREECE — Admired for her poise, beauty, and refreshing way. JOHN THOMAS PRICE —Marked by persistence and un¬ yielding effort. SHIRLEY ANN PRINCEHORN, Chub — Whaf miracles an infectious laugh can work. DOLORES JEAN PROFANT, Dee — A specialist in the art of having fun. ALEX PUSTOY, Mickey — A likeable chap in more ways than one. GLORIA ANN PUTT, Glor — Busy as a bee. BARBARA ANN QUIGLEY, Bobo — Dark beauty, dram¬ atic ability are reasons enough for her popularity. ARTHUR RANKL, Art — A heart as big as his feet. F.P.A. — Future Plumbers of America