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

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ll,e,ll3l5lll'Vlll'llillll Cll,,lUlB TCM 3611! QQ at 'QQ ms- l,E'l'7'Ii'If f'I,I'Ii liill lhw-nhlossmn, lloh lmill-ull, Huh llnstwivk, Lyle Brix, Dale f'alflwz-ll, Keith Cook, Ollll'4'lI1'U Vmss, ffhxlrlil- f'rull, Wurrl-n llalrm-, lleriiivzln llomn, lion Ge1ikinlA4'l', Jim UH' rhrlsl. llul l.rmuvr, Paul Maxwell, Hill I'm-tiers, l'Ivr-l'l-Ile Plwllyl, Tom Tanner, Charles 'lxlll'llt'I', Mike- Whw-1-lzln, John VV,lllll1llil'l'A Maggie In-l,ashn1ut.t: Virginia Shepherd ought. lo be an eye specialist. Gwen llzunseyer: How's that? Maggie: Sha-'Q ai regular optical factory-alway-s making eyes. Chipmonk Miller: I'm going: to leave school if Mr. Erbe doesn't take back what. he said to me. Russ Smith: Why-what did he say? Fhipmonk: Ile told me to leave school. Hal Longer: I always throw myself into everything I do. Penny Stewart: How splenilid, why don't you dlg a well?

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Alice Wall-ter, Mary Voorhees Janet Mllftill. Joan Fields, EP CL B PEP BAND Top Row: Charles Franzen, Bob Steele. Boyd XVorkh0ven. Second Row: Margaret McCall, Eileen Franzen, Dick McCIeery, Ralph Schilling, John Haldrige, Jack James, Mr. Young. Tliirfl Row: Betty Stewart, Jane Pauls, Shirley Dunlap, Helen Falk, Frances Falk, Donna Wylie, Rhea Buck, Marie Blattner, Maxine Reeves. Nntuii-nm fa,--rv auempt in producing a cheerleader was probably a kangaroo. ,au-Q, ea m l

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SCIHIUUL JTUURNA JOURNALISM CLASS Top Row: Put Flynn, Audrey Putnam, Joan Scott. Second Row: Darlene Young, Henrietta Stewart, Geneszt Payne, Charlotte Marshall. Third Row: Helen Stone, Dorothy Putnam, Betty Mayo. Miss Kyle: Have you done your outside reading? Keith Cook: No, lt's been too cold. Miss Kyle: If a number of cattle is called a herd, what would a number of camels be called? Blll Peters: A carton. If you can't laff at the jokes of the age: laff at the age of the jokes.