New Washington High School - Ne Wa Hi Yearbook (New Washington, OH)

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Bottom Row Allce Bulgel Vlvxan Nledelmlel Betty L Jacob, Mary Lufitz Lllllan Strohm LaVonne Balkel Inez Bechstem Maltha Wolfe Maly Blshop, Dolothy Ank ney Evangelme Kaple Second Row Cl11l'1CllStUd9l Vela Heydmgel Betty Jane Auck Mary Gelgel Dons Keplmgel Paulme St11ke1 Flolence Nedolast MISS Loyel Thud Row Clement Alt Joieph NlLd6lnllCl Robelt Max qualt F16d6IlCk Wught Iohn Meyels Paul Bechtel Wmlfred Clamel Mlldled McCa1thy Fourth Row Jumol Klclm Raymond Blum Robert Baxth K6lmltH1leF RlCll'11ll Bechtel Robelt Kxaft Clyde Slefelt Robelt Suvel Lestel Eckstem 7 ,Y ' V v v 1 9 ' , . . r ' r y 1 v r f x- - '. , ', . ' . . . . . .' .' 1 M e - v 1 . , ,, , . 1' ' x A 9 v v 1 1 1 1 9 -

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Dutch What queen cleatules' Arc thev really ln hugh school Yeah' They IQ e Fleshmen But am bltlOllSq You guess' I don t want to sxy OFFICERS Mary Gelel P1 esldent Rlchald Bechtel V P1 es Maly Blshop Secletax V Lester Ecksteln Treasurer THE NAIVE AND AMBITIOUS FRESHMEN On September 6 1938 we thlrty five youths were trans planted from the elghth glades of several schools St Bernard s North Auburn West Auburn and New Wash lngton Grade School mto the fertlle currlcula of New Washmgton Hlgh School Thus far 1n llfe our growth had been rapld we had secured the fundamentals or roots for the gamlng of knowledge All this requned much care whlch was glven us by the grade teachers Slnce We were firmlv rooted but had rather a splndllnv' tree of knowledge It was tlme for us to become well rounded 1n the four years left us Mlss Loyer was chosen to care for us 1n thls new home The first few days after our belng transplanted among so many plants who were several years older and super lor because of experlence we falled to grow but we felt a part of thls garden after 1n1t1at1on on September 30th '1 day of ra1n and sunshlne Our soclal branches were lengthened at a party at Allce Burger s on October 12th Although our growth for the year under the superv1s lon of tralned gardeners closed Wlth a DICDIC we are sure that the expeuence tw 1gS w1ll contmue to grow through the summer Our actlutles branches made a rapld ex tenslon when elght boys and twelve glrls were chosen for Glee Club and elght members for orchestra seven boys reported for track nme for baseball and two for basket ball The factual leay es haxe dew eloped and sprouted ID terests m new fields dur1ng the year 39 lgfrx X xx . . ' r 5- LAX 1 l 2' P l ax , .- -L. l . - - 2. - . 1,' th. Y' I 1 . 9 ' 9 y ' r . l Q' 1 A Y 1 ' 1 9 v ' 1 ' ' . . , w , Y A y . . . .1 l . Y . L , - y . V . . n 1 sl n D , . T . y . , - x 9 ' .w . .. . ,K - v V K- . . . 1 . . . , . Y .' y , . 7 . . 7 . I . n ' 0 v 1 9 L . , ' 7 .- 1 9 -' V v V I , . 7 . ,

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Dutch Dld Vou sax xoung 'l Hes Hopf fu Well maybe Thexe do eem to be some poss1b1l1t1es Sth GRADE Sidney Klbl 1 P1 es1dent Ellswozth F11ed1ey W 1ce P1 es ' y B01 dnel Sec1 etals IhVlllS Maul T1easu1e1 Jun101 Berger COLll lCll Rep 7th GRADE Joc Tom 1J1111n ton Plcsid llt Kenneth l'1 he1 V1ce Pies F1CLl9llCk Siefeit Sec1 GEBIV Russell Suvcl, T1 easurei Cai ol Schafstall, Counc1l Rep YOUNG BUT HCPEFUL Coming lnto the Junior H1gh School from the first six grades prox es to be quite a novel step This general change IS a preparation for the Senior high school The classes are perm1tted many of the priuleges of the upper classes each class elects one representative to Student Council and IS allowed two parties each year At the openlng of school in the tall officers and sponsois are elected and the gioup IS organized This sear the highth grade agam elected Miss Mclntire their last year sponsor Mr Gisler wx as chosen by the Sew enth grade In October the Elghth grade had a masquerade partv at Phemie and Gloria Wright s home The Seventh grade were entertained by Kenneth Shealy The Chmstmas season also brought a Joint party Whlch was held at the chool and gifts were exchanged Because of the athletic ab1l1ty shosxn by the boys of th1s gioup, Coach Van dex oted some of his time to tram mg the future team Several games were scheduled with neighboring schools Time, no doubt, will produce many future leaders liom the present Junior High School. fl, t. E -. vu 3 1 f l- LE' ' l . 1 ' ., . J 1 F. Z ff I' Q? -f f ' I-I . 1 'r 1 Tk.. T UNDERCLASSMEN . ,ga -rg , 2 ' ' ,-Q44 ' L Y ' V f' ' ' 4 I, l'. , ' . . S , . . . . ,, ' . ' 3 ul A y o 7 5 u v- ' . ' I - . 7. Aucrc ' ', 3 ' 1 L . . , ' D M .f . . ' . . - 1 ' ' ' 1 . 1 Y ' ., ' , .,. . . . . o , . Y v 1 'Q' - 1 rr ' g H I . . . , ' .. U . , vs ly Y . - . I .. . . . 7 4 Q .' ' . y C . Y . .0 ., , . .