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

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sgfgs ASSISTANT EDITOR Sheldon Kelley, Assistant Phincipal of Washington High School Mr. Kelley is well known by almost every student. At one time or another, each Will he referred to this Assistant Editor concerning detention, tardiness, etc. Discipline is one of his main duties. Ile also is in Charge of sup- plies and assists Mr. Lowry in supervising the make-up ot the Publication. ADW ISORY BOARD left to right David Anderson Harold Chapman, Edward Harris, Dr. Horner, Heston Hill WV1ll11m Rxehlrdson A NV T Strott Russell Rwg.,le, Mrs. Bessie Jones

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Dr. Meyers B. Horner, Superintendent of the Washington Schools Dr. Horner, as Editor-in-Chief sees that everything runs smoothly in our school system. One of his duties is to work with the Advisory Board, and with their help, makes the de- cisions which are responsihle for a successful edition. ASSISTANT EDITOR Homer M. Lowry, Principal of Washington High School Mr. Lowry, as principal of VVnsh- ington High School, takes charge of the over-all routine of our newspaper office. lt is his duty to see that all the staffs are at work - from the Assignment Editors to the copy hoys. and that they are kept husy. There is not an idle moment in his day, hut he can always find time for il cheery hello.

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ASSIGNMENT EDITOR K TOP ROW: William E. Amos, Mary L. Bell, Philip R. Berry, Frank Biss, A. L. Boulanger. BOTTOM ROW: Katharine Boyles, Helen M. Bromley, Dorothy I. Bryson, Beatrice Carmichael, Elizabeth Christner WILLIAM E. AMOS - Economics . . . graduate of W. Gt I .... Home and Sch-:ol Visitor MARY L. BELL - English . . . received her educa- tion at PCW and Pitt . . . spends her spare time painting PHILIP R. BERRY - Biology . . . enjoys fishing and gardening . . . graduated from W. 61 I .... track coach FRANK BISS - Machine Shop . . . W. Sr J. graduate . . . left Wash High after 8 years to teach in Korea A. L. BOULANGER - Geometry . . . California State Teachers College graduate . . . on leave of absence because of illness KATHARINE BOYLES - English . . . an English teacher who majored in French at Pitt . . . graduate, also, of New York University HELEN M. BROMLEY - History . . . received de- grees' from PCW and Pitt . . . interested in church youth work and travel DOROTHY I. BRYSON - Civics, economics, and Pennsylvania History . . . graduate of Geneva and Penn State . . . interested in collecting and writing . . . responsible for our school paper Mrs. Gertrude DeNormandie, Vincent DiBello, 10 BEATRICE CARMICHAEL - Sewing . . . received her training at Margaret Morrison, Carnegie Tech . . . resigned at semesters to accept another position ELIZABETH CHRISTNER - English . . . received her education at PCVV . . . likes to read MRS. GERTRUDE DeNORMANDIE - Mzltliemat- ics . . . attended Grove City and School of Expres- sion, Boston . . . hohhy is Working crossword puzzles VINCENT DiBELLO - Mathematics . . . received both B.S. and M.A. degrees from W. oz I. MARGARET MeQ. DICKIE - Cookery . . . a grad- uate of Margaret Morrison, Carnegie Tech . . . re- sponsible for those delicious aromas on first floor R. J. DUNN - Chemistry, physics . . . a W. 51 J. graduate . . . planned to become a doctor, then decid- ed to make teaching his profession Mrs. Margaret MeQ. Dickie, R. J. Dunn