Washington High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Washington, IA)

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FRESHMAN P' 4' W. FRESHMAN FIRST SECTION First Row: Dorothy I-lotle, Jean Gault, Marjorie Euwer, Edith Godwin, Helen Haitley, Jack James, Allan Gulle, Wayne Hailey, Robert Anderson Second Row: Martha Downing, Leona Dusenberry, Edna Hopping, Helen Falk, Norma Huber, Mary Bruty, Harold Gilmer, Tommy Goodwin, Robert Jugenheimer i Third Row: Ellen Gray, Mary Askea, Celia Campbell, Catherine Herman, Laurita Griggs, JOUR Green. Lyndon Burris, Dale Eyestone, Herman Doran Fourth Row: Beverly Brown, Altls Fetters, Ilean Bower, Shirley Carris, Rhea Buck, Mary Ellen Beliel, Richard Applegate, Robert Johnson, John Hotle Fifth Row: Bill Foster, Junior Batterson, Annabelle Jackson, Robert Beaman, Lloyd Brown, Stanley Jarrard, Ralph Curl ' a 106 , ' X-gin, - .f 'N FRESHMAN SECOND SECTION First Row: Betty Reynolds, Lois Ofelt, Alice Walker, Roger Mclieown, Carl Little, Wayne Pratt, Don Wilson, Norman Simmering, Duyane Miller Second Row: Donna Wylie, Susanne Richards, Janet Martin, Margaret McCall, Harold Maas, Donald Stone, Lester Worley, Joe Sweet, Shirley McDole, Doris Swift Third Row: Maxine Watson, Dorothy Tanner, Rosemary Te Bockhorst, Jean Kennedy, Laurine Klesey, Marilyn Walker, Virginia Luers, Jane Pauls, Robert Livingstone, Evelyn Krabill Fourth Row: Louise Witthoft, Laura Murphy, Richard McCleery, Dale White, Claude Randall, Carlton Mangold, Jack Simons, Bernard Kephart, Howard Patton, Rex See, Jean Patterson Fifth Row: Elizabeth Meek, Pauline Schantz, Dorothy Nichols, Leroy Zook, Jack Pauls, Donald Lam- bert, Ted Pratt, James Kaster, Calvin Little, Gloria Keyser, Ivan Lovelett, Helen Knupp, Bill Wiley

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Co captains-Schneider and Livingston Foo'rBALL ' FOOTBALL Back Row: D. Marshall, R. Applegate, J. Gilchrist, H. Doran, L. Zook, W. Dare, B. Wiley, A. Shaw, D. Caldwell, D. Gray, D. Turner. Second Row: D. Wilson, Coach Harp, J. Gamble, K. Cook, R. Wheelan, C. Randall, J. Perdock ,J. Whit- taker, B. Livingston, I. Morrison, B. Marble, Manager Crossett, Ass't Managers Logan and Askea. Front Row: T. Tanner, C. Cross, B. Arnold, B. Peters, B. Downing, H. Longer, F. Schneider, B. Bost- wick, E. Miller, D. Livingston, D. McCall. FOOTBALL SEASON For the first time in years, the Demons opened the football season with a victory. Bob Bostwick collaborated with Bob Downing on a short pass for the only score of the game. Final score 6 to 0. On a wind and rain swept field with the breaks against them the Demons were overcome by the Fairfield Trojans who were sparked to their 9 to 0 victory by German. Final score 0 to 9. A long journey brought the Demons into the territory of the powerful, heavier and more exper- ienced Ottumwa. Bulldogs. Playing their best game of the year although they were hopelessly out- classed, John Harp's fighting eleven made the powerful Ottumwa team work mighty hard to score a mere 13 points. Final score 0 to 13. Bloomfield invaded Case Field for the second home game of the year. With the scoring divided among our backiield and the line doing a good job of tackling and blocking the Demons easily con- quered with an 18 to 0 score. Final score 18 to 0. The Keokuk Chiefs journeyed to Washington o be defeated by a score of 6 to 0. Due to the expert ball handling of Franny Schneider and Dick Marshall, the Chiefs didn't cause much difficulty although the score was only 6 to 0. Final Score 6 to 0. The next game was against the undefeated Sigourney eleven. They remained undefeated by a mere score of 6 to O. Final score 0 to 6. The Demons were off stride and were soon behind in their game with Muscatine 19 to 0. They then woke up but were too far behind and lost 33 to 12. Final score 12 to 33. For the last out of town trip the Demons ventu'ed into the territory of Columbus Junction. Schneid- er started the fireworks by scoring in the first half During the second half Marshall behind brilliant blocking made his longest run of his career a dash of eighty yards. Columbus Junction was swamped by a score of 18 to 0. Final Score 18 to 0. On a. warm Armistice Day that was ideal for a football game, the Washington Demo.-s c'irnaxed one of their most successful football seasons in years. They did this by defeating the over confident Mt. Pleasant team by a score of 6 to 0. Mt. Pleasant was rated as a. tough team but the Demons were prim- ed and ready for the Panthers and defeated them to finish the season with five wins and four losses. Final Score 6 to 0. Those graduating this year are: Co-Captains Francis Schneider and Dave Livingston, Dick Marshall, John Perdock, Everette Miller, Bob Marble, Bob Downing, Bill Arnold.