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

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ASSIGNMENT EDITOR ZARA L. SIECEL -- Mathematics . . . one of the most active faculty members . . . co-spon- sor of Usher Club and WVash High, Inc .... graduated from Pitt . . . spends spare time sewing ' IANE SPROAT - English . . . graduate of Waynesburg and Penn State . . . likes to spend money CLIFFORD STIVES - Pennsylvania History . . . assisted with stage decorations for TV- Orama . . . graduate of W. 6r I .... quite pro- ficient with the sketching pencil MARGARET WILLIAMS - Civics . . . always has a friendly smile and hello BEATRICE WOODWARD - Physical Edu- cation . . . graduated from Penn State . . . sponsor of Cheerleaders and C. A. A .... likes to read . , . spends free time doing needle- Work TOP ROW: Zara L. Siegel, Jane Sproat, Clifford Stives. BOT- TOM ROW: Margaret Williams, Beatrice Woodward I FACULTY NOT PICTURED GRACE HILL - Home Economics . . . graduate of JAMES C. SMITH -- Mathematics . . . Waynesburg West Virginia and Iowa State . . . recent addition to College graduate . . . replaced Mr. Boulanger as a Home Ee. group . . . favorite expression is Quiet substitute for second semester math . . . likes good Please . . . lists farming as her pet hobby music RUDOLPH V. STOLFER - Industrial Arts . . . re- placed Mr. Biss in Machine Shop . . . graduate of California State Teachers College OFFICE PERSONNEL Clea Andrew Joseph King Betty Knestrick Miller Leah Miller Cora L. Richardson 14

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ASSIGNMENT EDITOR SARAH E. McENRUE - English . . . lists people, FLORENCE H. REED - Mathematics . . . a gradu- reading, and food as her hobbies . . . majored in ate of University of Pittsburgh . . . likes pretty English at Seton llill . . . obtained an M.A. degree jewelry and ear-rings from Penn State . LAURA E. ROBB - Librarian . . . lists readinf as W' L' MCCLUMPHY - Bmlogyt Cs021fH11'W ' ' ' mu' her hobby . . . graduated from University of Pitts- newly eleeted faculty manager . . . graduate of I rh ' XVayneshurg College . . . interested in woodworking mrs . . . former baseball eoaeh JEAN W. ROBINSON - Commercial . . . lists Mar- MARY B- MERRIN Sewing - - - im Imllilllil SWIG garet Morrison as her alma mater . , . Master's degree Teachers College graduate . . . majored in Home Ee. from Pitt I , , adviser gf yearbook . . . likes to sew and makes many of her own clothes MARY C. MOORE - English . . . enjoys reading and JOSEPH S. RODJOM A Historv .5 . . graduated from Htelevisingv . . . graduated from California State W- BT I- and Pitt - - f assistant fflfltlmll Cmlcll - - - TL.M.1wrS Colligo new baseball mentor this spring WILLIAM MOSES -- Driver Education . . . a for- . mer VVash High student . . . has his hands full teach- ANNE 'BUBE1i,7'lIllStilry ' ' ' 2?m'f1ilfiCl Sf gud ing the seniors how to drive . . . graduated from pniverbltli 0 lttb mrgl ' ' ' lnterwtlc m rhmlng Muskingum and Pitt . . . assistant football and bas- 'mc tmvp ketball eoaeh I I ANNE M. RUTHEHFORD - En isi . . . trains J' RICHARD NEVIN - Iumfif High music ' ' ' il Commencement speakers . . . graduite of PCW and newcomer to our taeulty . . . graduate of NVt'StIllllFIStCT Middlebury Collcgc - U Q enjoys reading . . . majored in musie education and pipe organ . . . proud possassor ot .1 tint, record Lollretion MARGARET SAMPSON - Mathematics I ' I always L. HERBERT OSTRANDER - Voeal inusie . . . you see her with her knitting . . . likes to read . . . degrees from Duquesne and Carnegie Teeh in musie graduated from VVest1ninster and Pitt . . . interested edueation . . . interested in photography in sports, particularly basketball TOP ROW: Sarah E. McEnuer, W. L. McClumphy, Mary B. Merrin, Mary C. Moore, William Moses MIDDLE ROW: I. Richard Nevin, L. Herbert Ostrander, Florence H. Reed, Laura E. Robb BOTTOM ROW: Jean W. Robinson, Joseph S. Rodjom, Anne Ruben, Anne M. Rutherford, Margaret Sampson 13

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Essential to any newspaper is john Criswell Bernard Dodd William Gilson William Miller Roy Winters THO E WHO SER E US Janitors and custodians are an important addition to the Working of a newspaper of- fice. Their Work is varied - ranging from sweeping and cleaning the classrooms and corridors to distributing supplies for classes. Foremost, too, is the heat required for our comfort, and Mr. Boardley, the engineer, is responsible for this duty. This year the staff is comprised of nine janitors - Working almost around the clock to keep everything neat and orderly. ln addition to the regular staff, three men, employed as utility men by the school district, have painted the classrooms and corridors. While confusion reigned as students moved from fourth floor to ground for classes, each room got a new face. So, those clean cheery green Walls made all this disorder seem Worth- while. KEEPI G A SOUND BODY its medical staff, Employees are kept in good physical condition so that they may carry out their assignments. Staff members are given m e d i c a l examinations every other year, While teeth are checked periodically by the t dentist and dental hygienist. A nurse is kept on duty each day to treat minor ailments and give first aid in case of accidents and sudden illnesses. TOP ROW: Linda Aiken, Ocie Frye, Dr. E. Beachley Noble BOTTOM ROW: Dr. Guy E. Patterson, Mrs. Bessie Marie Townsend, Dr. F. D. VVeller 15