Washington High School - Hatchet Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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Ours ls A Chan in World Ours is a changing world. a contemporary world. a world as modern as the people in it. Wfash- ington High School has experienced a world of changes that have al- tered the educational pattern of 1400 students. Our administrative system and our Guidance Department un- derwent changes that helped Wash- ington to gain in its ability to edu- cate, its power to shape young minds. The newly installed IBM ma- chine filled out our class schedules for us and printed our grades on tissue-thin paper. Report cards were distributed to us during our home- room period instead of each class, for our homeroom teacher became an adviser who helped us with ev- erything from academic problems to locker woes. This year we laid the founda- tion for perhaps the biggest change at Washington, for with the build- ing of the two new junior highs, our school will become a three-year senior high next fall. Through this 1960 Hatchet we can relive this changing vear again and again. Each memorable event is recorded in these pages for us to glance at in a spare moment, to smile and to laugh at. Remem- ber . . . 2 . Vw? 4 Qu 'Qu -4 N 'FRN 1' Auf! me -Wiivlzuqqu f 'I , ,., .2 lei fill .. ,ix

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In Memomam 13-351 'fb Miss Effie Mae Covell 6