Washington County High School - Sejusof Yearbook (Hagerstown, MD)

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P7'6'S'ifl6fl?ff ..... Vice-Prcsiflcnt . . Secretary ...... T1'caV.S'f1M'c1' ........ A.ssfi.s'ff1nt Treasurer Boys Baer, John Barnhart, Paul Beachley, Frederick Beckley, Fred Beyard, Robert Black, George Blenard, David Bowman, Harry . Bowman, Hugh Brandt, Owen Brown, Glenn Brown, Harold Brenner, Henry Conrad, John Delauder, Robert Elliott, Robert Freund, Herman Fisher, George Flannery, Jack Grimes, Byron Hankey, Lee Hartle, John Heck, Ralph Herbert, Charles Horst. VVilliam GIRLS Angle. Mae Baker, Urla Barkman, Hazel Barner, Lucille Beachley, Mary Berger, Frances Bowers. Hazel Bowman, Florence Bowman, Marguerite Brewer, Gaynell Brewer. Mary Burholder, Clover Clark, Helen Clark, Isabelle Cline, Edna Cook, Aleda Cooper, Lillian Dermody, Esther Dorsey, Elizabeth Ensminger, Emma Fahrney, Alice Feld, Fanny Fogle, Mildred Foltz, Louise Fridinger, Hazel Fritz, Alice Glass, Givennella Glass, Martha Gossard, Edna Grayson, Dorothy G1'een, Naomi Green, Odessa Grove, Frances Gruber, Mabel ophomore Class nn--1.---0...--. Crnxss Comms Brown and 'White ..FRED MCSHERRY CATHERINE llllnmia lANGLE RAYMoNn SCH WI NG me . .... LUCILLE BARNER Boys Iseminger. Maynard Jenkins, Mark Johns. Lawrence Keedy, Alfred Kemp, Edwin Keplinger, John Kershner, Robert Knode, Ross Kreps, H21l'1'y' LeFevre, William Lindsay, Spencer Long, Carl Martin, Preston McLaughlin, Donald McSherry. Fred Menefee, Kemp Miller, Milton I Miller, Vernon Mullendore, Gale Munsen. LeRoy Myers. Howard Myers, Edward Myers, VVillie Newcomer. Edwin Osborne, Edward GIRLS Haffer, Louise Harman, Jane Hastings. Catherine Hause, Mildred Hehl, Mary Elizabeth Heifner, Belva Hildebrand. Edna Horst, Elsie Horst. Teny ltneyer. Gladys ltneyer, Ruby Johnston. Evelyn Kiracofe. Freda Koogle, Elizabeth Kountz, Lorraine Leckron, Mary LeGore, Elizabeth Lefevre, Kathryn Main, Ruth Martin, Thelma Marteney, Margaret Mathias, Louise Miller, Catherine Miller, Evelyn Miller, Anna Morgan, Dorothy Morningstar. Grace Mowen, Edna Mumma, Blanche Myers, Edith Myers, Olive Nigh, Doris O'Neal, Ruth Parrizo, Ruth J Fifty-four Bors Poole, Robert Reed, Norman Rice, Lewis Roulette, Carroll Rudy, Harry Schlotterbeck. Edward Schwinger, Raymond Sheiss, John Shoemaker. Harold Showman, Emory Smith, Charles Smith, Robert Sodergren, Charles Starr, Donald - Statler, Roman Stine, Lee Sprecher, Ralph Tompson, Edward Thomas, Charles Tritch, Clyde Uhler, Robert lVagaman, Charles VValkenigl1t, Leonard Warrenfeltz, Herbert VVil-son, Norris , GIRLS Pryor, Catherine Reid, Helen Ridgley, Ruth Roessner, Elizabeth Rohrer, Louise Rowland, Pauline Ryder, Helen Saum, Catherine Semler, Elsie Schindler, Freda Schindler, Rebecca Shank, Ramona Shuff, Catherine Smith, Martha Spessard, Helen Spielman, Elizabeth Spielman, Genevive Staley, Louise Startzman, A1111a Stine, Catherine Strite, Esther Strite, Lucile Stockslager, Mary Stonebraker, Alice Stonebraker, Ella Stonebraker, Frances Summers. Vivian Talbert, Lois Trumpower, Mabel Weaver, Ruth White, Virginia VViley, Mary Yeakle, Josephine

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History of ophomore Class It was in the Fall of 1922 that we, the Sophomore Class, made our debut for tl1e High School career. Although we were looked down upon by our upper- class-men as some rare specimens having justarrived from the green-house, undaunted in our enthusiasm we were eager to begin in this new sphere of life. Wfe organized as a class and elected the following officers: President, Fred MCSl19PPy'Q Vice-President, Catherine Millerg Secretary,l Mae Angle 5 Treasurer, Raymond Schwingerg and Assistant Treasurer, Lucille Barner. As a fitting climax for our first year's success we celebrated a class picnic at Brad- dock. But lo! the day chosen for the event was favored with a steady down- pour of rain. The summer vacation proved a blessed release from our arduous tasks. Just as we had been glad for the vacation, so in the fall again we were glad to assemble to start work on tl1e second stage of our career. lVe found our num- ber somewhat diminished. At the beginning of the year we selected our class pennants of brown and white. Rings and pins bearing our emblem were selected for the class. The class is well represented on the editorial staff of the high-school paper. The class claims members talented in music. It is not without representatives on the athletic field. Our class party was one of the most brilliant a.11d successful socials of the season. lt is tl1e personal ambition of every member of the class to make the remaining years of our high-school life even more successful than the past, that we may establish an unmarred precedent, that when we have climbed the ladder to success we shall have left a record worthy of imitation. Fifty-sim