Washington High School - Anvil Yearbook (East Chicago, IN)

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111' Principal as x 'lun as 77lsii', if whiff? KI, alll 9,, J ' 4' .1 11.5 3 Z iff I bl, ul will swirl a Prophet io you, fl Ucliifercr of ilze nations, lvlio shall guicle you ami shall teach you, lvho shall toil ami suffer with you. If you listen to his counsels: You will multiply anfl prosper: If his warnings pass unheefied, You will farle away and perishlu l-llAXVATHA The trilnc of Washington Senators would not he complete without our hig chief, Mr. Franlc E. Cash. He has lwcn a main part of the administration at Washington High School for a numlper of years. Before hecoming prin- cipal, Mr. Cash coached the Senators foothall team. His guidance ancl untlcrstancling have helped laoth the faculty anrl the stuilcnts of Washington lligh School. Almly assisting Mr. Cash in the joh of directing the trihe are our two assistant principals, lxlr. T. V. Altenclerfer and Mr. C. lf. Kcllam. They, aided lay Miss Kate Depew, clean of girls, play a very important part in the guidance of the young lnflian maidens and hraves of this the tribe of Wasliiiigtrmn Senators.