Washington High School - Massillonian Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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HIGHLIGHTS OF THE FOOTBALL SEASON Ilttllllwl' tln rt-.illv toltl night nt the lleres him' the Tigers t rcssing room lui L ltlrlwttwit ,:.nnt Dc-.tn Dellintlen. Teil .itter one of thc OOIW1 inns Dua. nlin lolin lilies, .intl Clirol Clnspei' Cfniinrv looks tlciul tirct 1 tn ut xii lint 4-min' the .u.nne. pl.iw.-rs .intl ITTAIILILLFN limi-r right p.int-lx 'lihis is tl t.nnil.ir stone to till ltnuil hlassillon tins. 'lilie hlnssilltin 'I'i.:ei's. letl ln' Ditlc Rimnn. ITU! on the lui tnltl lx-met-it the mnlss ot the Swing 1i.inil. FST ITT L' si luliiieteiisiini: 'l.nkButil1er Bah Pnclcer has gin interesting ttlies the gntne with con- expression on his Lice .ls Obie ttin .is Don lltnnes helps plants .i kiss nn llinnecotning innireil lerry Kreiaier on the Queen Sally Dutton. wtnih. The Dramatic Club presented the second play of the year on the first and second of march. The Hasty Heart was well received by the audiences. Friday evening, March ninth, the combined choirs presented the Mid-winter concert. Can any of the speech club members forget the exciting times had at the state finals on the seventeenth and eighteenth of March? A good month was had by the swimming team. The regular Easter service held on March twenty-third. Another welcomed vacation began that afternoon. This time it lasted one week as we returned to classes the day after Easter. One of the really big social events of the year was the Military Ball sponsored by the Band Mothers Club on Saturday the twenty-fourth of March. Elaborate decorations at the American Legion Hall helped make this dance a huge success. The advanced choir received a superior rating at the district music contest. April began as a busy month for everyone. The end ot the third grading period fell on the sixth. lt was hard to realize that the year was coming to a close. You could feel the hustle and bustle around the school as the seniors were already thinking ot tinal exams and graduation. The first few weeks ctf,'.'1i. .t.f nu l'.1,qt li llige I R

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