Washington High School - Little Prexie Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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ll0llEW0llIl Study Sports Fun Music Mechanics Clubs The class of June, 1939, sponsors this year book in the hope that it will provide a fitting nienioriani for the activities of the class during its four years at Washington High School. We, the staff, hope that this hook will serve as a reminder of friendship, good tinies, and profitable experiences to the Seniors who will be graduated this year. Pictorial Index

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Wm IIITII-I I Sponsored by The JUNE CLASS of ISI39 E li ' V , A- J'-ix- Ci 53 Published by the WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL BOARD bf PUBLICATIONS 57' LI'1'lIe Prcxie - JANUARY Little P1-msie - - - - ---- JUNE Liffle President ------ BI-VVIaIaKI.Y NEVVSPAPER . Ifaczzlty DiFHC'fOI'iWll.I..XRD STEVENS STAFF Editor - - - ----- JIQIIIIY MAIISIIALI. Assoduhf Editors 'NANCY PIQACOCK, FIIANK RUSH, ROBERT CAIIILI, BIZSI-IIPSS Mazzager -------- JABIES AIITIIUI: Assoviafe Business Jlunagers, CIIAP.I.O'I rIs GOLDFAIIII, VVILLIAM THOMAS, FRANK RICHINIUND

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For Miss Mn' A. MQENRUE xx Success is often brought nearer or more easily attained by certain external aids. Miss May A. Mclinrue has been of inestimable aid to our class, both as a teacher and as a friend. Also, to her may be attributed the success of our commencement program which received her undivided and will- ing attention. Her wealth of knowledge and experience has made her a factor in our lives which these mere Words are far too inadequate to measure. The earnestness with which we dedicate this milestone in our progress is exceeded only by our appreciation for the indelible impres- sion Miss McEnrue has made upon us as a talented teacher, an under- standing friend and a conscientious leader.