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Washington High School - Senatorian Yearbook (West Portsmouth, OH)

 - Class of 1942

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N V. .s IUMA 722 Senatorian 1942 ,gf 'Z ,Zigi -1 K ff f f 'for the third year - Me center of community fife in O'Aio'.4 farfeit .ichoof cfiitrict A r me , f , ,kfwzjmz J I ' ' , 1, . , ,X lf- L,r,Wgw4wfmwsm: Q EM 23 isa K A 1 2555 . , . . , ,M , ,,A,f,,-X Mfgew Vw 4 .. WASHINGTHN RURAL HIGH SCHO0L NAUV00, 0Hl0 :mmf gi L. 1' X4 I vf' WAN 'W' 1qalmz'nl3t'catz'on N. B. POTTS Assistant County Superintendent High School Supervisor .nl E. Q. MCCOWEN County Superintendent of Schools E, R. MCCOWEN Assistant County Superintendent Supervisor of Nlusie Board of Education 4 Washington Township Lowell Strickland, Roy Cunningham, Bessie Green fClerkl, George Ienkins Qpresidentj, Charles Prince. . . . To Hlr. Fronk Rolf, supervising principol of Washington High School since its founding in 1939, for his untiring efforts in guiding students ond tedchers to successful ends in dll fields of endedvor . . . We the Senotoridn stdff of 1942 dedicote this dnnudl. Hlr. Rolf, the people of Illoshington School District solute you! acufty CHARLYN ADAMS VICILET ARLINETUN MARY MARGARET BENNETT Vcu:AL Musu: Hmm: Ecvzmumlcs EDMMEQEIAL MARGARET BINNS RUSSELL E' '3 Q'5T'AN JEIHN w. UAULTUN EUMMEQEIAL. ASERHCAN He5TC::R:'Ig:D F'Hv5ll:s. CHEMISYPV AND EIULUGY Hvsnr:Ax. Du A ev LILLIAN DAVENPORT ENnLnsH AND Wnnua HISTDR 1 1 MAREELLA DUNLEY LAWN 'WGA Z ' ,Sf Q 21 . Skjlhzml RICHARD FENTEIN ALVA PFLEGER ARTS WUQLD HISTEIRY. DEMmcnAL:v, AND CIvII:.s DALE EIILETTE INSTRIJMENYAI. Muslc AMY MITCHELL RUTH HAGEN ENGLISH HEIME EI:I:INcMII:s MAREELLA RIEHL ENGLISH I fk is W . ,X I f ,. W .I-7.5 15 :' 'qfifz i n FPED ETAMM IJCIHN TLJLIPAN MATHEMATICS GENERAL SCIENCE 8' 1. QXJ T he Th ., ru. Muskerc-cts UW' h and W endell McCall and Eastel Ralp Mba' A Fire! FWS' Y ' 1 ,,q,mQ,gQ y mx' W L f , .ma V-a34,'iAiQ4-my s . ,n f p siWffwrf5:'?Z52?:f vggf X3 1 K 5:-f?5N7W?'5ffTfZ4-w' K , 5,7 ZWe.Z5w5w3,ggm3. ,bf N- , .W Malik-A '- ,-2... Q 5- M f f ,Vg I .w:s,X?5 tm - 'hx cagwf -,.- ' K: gy4f',X?E ?gQA 'T . 311 35:biaw,,wm,Qfwfif.sg 'w.+f if if , W,1T'7lfwE?eiQ?3.'f?'5s1'f 3 A ' if K W KKK 3 , i w '-ff 'ff ' 1 '1+. Q ffm iff W ' M yhuxd Q05 s and B Huddlq Puff! Puff! Reserves A Q glass of '42 .Q President . . . Robert Vernier Vicc President . . . Mary Ann Reynolds l Secretary . . . Norma Iean Gilliland Treasurer . . . Virginia Webb .gg K Jw i . pf, f' X t ,ff it if X Env- . ,K N Q . , y if ff-ff A -1 ,fn :.,, it - 'ff .if 1 L, , fga '73 . 13 , J f fag Xi' l I Advisors- ..-I-hc Time has Comes, W Aint' :,. 3,1 gg? Miss Hagen V f T5 .. Mr. Daulton THE SENIOR CLASS INDUCTION. . . U S GRANT 38 - 39 The freshman year is always one of confusion and the members of this class found it true to form. Experiences such as those of different rooms for each class, lockers, etc., were new and added to the confusion. Other than these, though, the class noticed no great change from grade school life, but it certainly felt different to say, l'm in high school. REPLACEXVIENT. . . W H .Si 139 - '40 The sophomore year was one of sharp contrast to the freshman year, for the class was then en- rolled at W.H.S. Each member had a large part in making decisions concerning class activities. Despite the many interruptions. . .days missed because of lack of heat, insufficient water supply 7 the noise of construction . . . school life went on smoothly. The grand finale was a picnic at Roose- velt Lake. MANlfUVl3iRS. . . '40 - 41 The junior year was very interesting because there was always some kind of action. Early in the year, the class chose a ring and orders began to arrive in Ianuary. Next came the Iunior Play and various sales and drivesg later, another play, and finally the Iunior-Senior Prom with Hawaiian decorations and fried chicken. CALL T0 ACTION. . . '41 - '42 The goal . . . graduation . . . is in sight. Beyond that, a battle. The knowledge gained through maneuvers will be put to test. A real battle exists, not a sham with problems from books, but real, living problems to be solved. This battle is the battle of life. The seniors of '42 will meet the requirements. They will strive to preserve the ideals of delnoc- ratic living and make an all-out effort to uphold and defend the democratic form of government. erle Adams . , . Elective. Grant 1, Intramural Bas- ketball 1. , .Jil MJ , will il ll! i l Jun arie Allen . . . Commercial and Home Ec. Grant 1, Glee Club 1, Annual Staff 4. Dorothy Anderson . , . Commercial and Home Ec. Grant 1. fl Erma Jean Anderson . . , College Prep, Grant 1, Vice Pres. 2, Sec. 3, Honor Society 1, Scholarship 2, 3, 4, Senior Survey, Phy-Chem 3, Annual Editor 4, Latin Club 3, 4, English Club 2, 3, 4. Richard Andre . . . Elective. Wheelersburg 1, Band 1.2, 3, 4, Glee Club, Intramural Basket- ball 1, 3, 4, Basketball Mgr. 3, Base ball Mgr, 1. -af' Jw' 'D Doris Jean Barber . . . Commercial and Home Ec. Grant 1, Honor Society 1, Scholarship 2, 4, English Club 2,3,4, Phantom Bells K D 3, Meet the Folks 3,Senior Survey. MZWWQA fC7 Richard Barber . .K Elective. Grant 1, P.H.S. 2, Band 3, 4, Phy-Chem 3, Airplane Club 3, Science Club 1, Newsette 2, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Ind. Arts Club 2. F' Ml MW V bqvl A Mary Margaret Bealor . . . I W A Commercial and Home Ec. Grant 1. ,,, it Q A ....,,,, A 1 -'--f Glee Club 2, 3, Many be Jolly 2, s Tl Y' 9 'f Katlzaleen Blevens . . . College Prep. Grant 1, Latin Club 3, 4, English Club 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Newsette Staff 2. 0 ,, 1 I IJ ' ' '1 , 4 -, 7 ,XXX .L Morznie Jean Boggs . . . Elective. Grant 1, P.H.S. 2. V . V 'ff rv., ' ' f ' . ' s I,J, 1 r- f Nell Boggs . . . Elective. Grant 1, P.H.S. 2. Beatrice Louise Burton . . . Commercial and Home Ec. Grant 1, Basketball 1, Annual Staff 2, English Club 2, 3, 4. fgwvw 1 if-1.-U Bernard Castle , . , Commercial. Grant 1, English Club 2, 3, Latin Club 1, Band 4, Science Club 1, Glee Club 4, Intramural Bas- ketball 3. UA V 45 Charles Castle . . . Commercial. Grant l, Latin Club 2, 3, English Club 2, 3, lntramural Basketball 3. Howard Chandler , . . Elective. Grant 1. ,p Z , f ll, Q If lv . Grover Conley . , . Elective. Grant 1, Intramural Bas- ketball 3, 4. Ralph Cooley . . . Commercial. Grant 1, Phantom Bells 3, Band 3, 4, Intramural Bas- ketball 3, 4. MW Ruth Ella Craycraft . , . College Prep. Grant 1, English Club 2,3,4, Latin Club 3, 4, Phy-Chem 3. Senior Survey, Scholarship 3. Shirley Culp . . . Commercial and Home Ec. Wayne High 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Evelyn Davidson . . . Commercial and Home Ec. Grant 1, Glee Club 2, Home Ec. Club 1, Eng- lish Club 2, 3. Juanita Dyer . . . Commercial. Medina High 1, 2, 3, Manchester 4, Maysville 4, English Club 4. Harold Davidson Easter , . . Commercial. Grant 1, P.H.S. 2,Base- ball 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 4. HMV Evelynn Evans . . . A Commercial and Latin. P.H.S. 1. Norma Jean Gilliland . . , Commercial and Home Ec. Grant 1. Sec. 4, Glee Club 1. English Club 3, 4, Newsette 4. '13 James Hamilton . , , Elective. Grant 1, Annual 3, 4, News- ette 4. Mickey Hart , . . Commercial and' Latin. Grant 1, Newsette 2, English Club 2, 3, Glee Club2,Band3,4,LatinClub3, Meet the Folks 3, Molly be Jolly 2. Ferman James Hayslip . . Commercial. Grant 1. Lloycl Hoop . . . Commercial. Grant 1, Golf Team 2, Christmas Assembly 4, Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 3. Florence Howard Commercial. Grant 1, English Club 2, 3, 4, Meet the Folks 3, Annual Staff 4, Band 3, 4. James Humphries Elective. P.H.S. 1, 2, Football 1. 'r l ,KD JJ L Violet Huston . , Commercial and Ho English Club 3, 4. me Ec. Grant 1, jr owl Irene Journey . . College Prep. Grant 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, English Club 2, 3, 4. Doris Kayser . . , Commercial and Home Ec. Grant 1, Christmas Assembly 4, Glee Club 2, Annual Staff 4, English Club 2, PigtaiIs 4, Meet the Folks 3, The Phantom Bells 3. Betty Lee Kazee . . . Commercial and Home Ec. P.H.S. 1, Betty Lamp Club l, English Club 2, Newsette Staff 4, Gym Demonstra- tion I, Office Ass't. 4. MV I Elwood Kegley . . . Elective and lndustrial Arts. Grant l, Drum Major 3, 4, Reserve Basket- ball 3, Varsity Basketball 4. Margaret Ladd . , . Commercial. Grant l, Glee Club 2. AL 'QS Vivian Maxine Litz . . . Commercial and Home Ec. Grant I. I J I 1 I Qs ,s. Audrey Catherine Mcfowen , . . Commercial and Home EC. Grant 1, English Club 3, 4. Harold Martin . . . Industrial Arts. Grant l, P.H.S. 3, South Webster 2, W. H.S. 4, Model Airplane Club 4. Donald Mitchell . . . Elective. Grant l, Reserve Basket- ball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4. I I Marvin Mitchell , , . Elective. Grant 1, Reserve Basket- ball 3,4, Varsity Basketball 4, lndus- trial Arts Club 2. Marjorie Mooney . . . Commercial and Home Ec. Grant 1, P.H.S. 2, Glee Club 2,3,4, Band 3,4, Science Club 1, Newsette 3. Delores Mo ink. . . Commercial n Lati Grantl,Honor Society 1, a h , Newsette 4, English Cl 2, 4,l.atln Club 3. Senior ve and 3, 4, Annual Stafl4, C 2, Phantom Bells 3, e eader 3, 4. .ff Nola Louise Mowery , . . Commercial and Home Ec. Grant 1, Glee Club 1, 2, English Club 2. 16 ., 'wt Alfred Nelson . . . Commercial. P.H.S. 1, 2, Freshmen Football 1, Reserve Football 1, 2, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4. Glenn Lefty Nelson . . . Elective. Grant 1, P.H.S. 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Freshmen Football 1, Reserve Football 2. f . K J r 1 ,J Rl I, 4 611' 1 William Nolder , , Elective. Grant 1. Helen O'Dell , , . Commercial. Grant 1, Band 3, 4, Newsette 4, English Club 3, 4, An- nual 4, PigtaiIs 4. Christmas Assembly 4. WWW Nora Alice Reed . . . Commercial and Home Ec. Grant l. Earl Raines . . . Elective and Industrial Arts. Grant 1, W.H.S. 2, 3, 4, Seaman High 4. Q41 QQQ Robert K. Ralston , . . Elective. Grant l, Model Airplane Club 3, Phy-Chem 3, Industrial Arts Club 2. 'Darlene Ratllff . . , Commercial and Home Ec. Grant I, English Club I, 2, 3, 4. We Helen Ratliff . . . College Prep. Grant I. Honor S0- ciety I, English Club 2.3,4. Latin Club 3, 4, Senior Survey. Phy-Chem Club 3, Scholarship 2. 3, 4. Mary Ann Reynolds . . . Commercial and History. Grant l, Sec.2,Treas.3, Vice Pres. 4, English Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Senior Survey, Scholarship 3, 4. Meet the Folks 3, The Phantom Bells 3. Annual Staff 2, 4, Newsette Staff 4, Office Ass't 4. Helen Jean Sanford . . . Commercial and Home Ec. Grant l, Band 3, 4, English Club 3, 4, Glee Club I. Roby Sheppard . . . Commercial. Grant I, English Club 2, Glee Club 4, Intramural Basket- ball 3. - I L tl Robert Simon . Commercial.Grant l, P.H.S. 2, Meet the Folks 3, Glee Club 2, Phantom Bells 3, Christmas Assembly 4. Janet Smith . . . College Prep. Grant or Society l, English Club 2,3,4, atin Club 3,4, Scholarship 2, 3, Newsette Staff 4, Senior Survey, Meet the Folks 3, The Phantom Bells 3, Glee Club 2. William R. Sowlculech , . . Commercial and History. Grant l, Intramural Basketball 1, 3, 4, Base- ball 4, English Club 2. W Ralph Stamm . . , College Prep. Grant l, Band l ,2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3. To Wendell Stepp . . . Elective. Grant l, Newsette Staff 2, Band 3, English Club 2. 3, Glee Club 3, Latin Club 3, Meet the Folks 3. Jack Strickland . . . Elective. Grant 1, Band 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, English Club 2, 3, 4, Phantom Bells 3, Christmas As- sembly 4, lntramural Basketball 4. jewywff 17 H Junella Taulbee . , . College Prep. Zion's Hill High l,2,3, Pres.2, Sec.3, Glee Clubl,2,Cheer- leader 2, 3, Christmas Play 2. Emogene Tomblin . . . Commercial. Vinson High 1, 2, 3, Treas. 1. Frank VanHoose, Jr. , . Commercial. Grant l. ,I 1-il' WE ,,wfi4'i f' 1 W Mildred Vaughters . , . Commercial. Grant l, Glee Club 2, English Club 2, 3, 4, Newsette 4, Scholarship 4. ZW ' .wman , Robert L, Vernier , . , Elective and Industrial Arts. Grant l, Treas. 2, Pres. 3, 4, Industrial Arts Club 2, English Club 2, 3, 4, Meet the folks 3, The Phantom Bells 3, Airplane Club 3, Annual Staff 4, Phy-Chem Club 3, Scholarship 3,4, Glee Club 2, 3, Newsette Editor 4. F I 113.1 ,f1f,j7 ' Ruth Wall . . . Elective. Grant l, P.H.S. 2, 3. L fo Ralph Walther . . . College Prep. Grant l, English Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Newsette Staff3,4, Annual Staff 3.4, Scholar- ship 3, Senior Survey, Phy-Chem Club 3, The Phantom Bells 3. Virginia Webb . . . College Prep. Grant l, Treas. 4, English Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4. Senior Survey, Newsette Staff 4. Scholarship 3. Clifford Williams . . . Elective. Grant l, Vice Pres. 3, Bas- ketball l, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. Cloma Williams , . , Commercial. Paintsville l, Glee Club 2, English Club 3, Newsette 3. 4, Molly be Jolly . Helen .lean Wiremcm . . . Commercial and Home Ec. Grant 1, English Club 2, 3. N O T Richard Meyers . . , P l C T U R E D Commercial. Grant l, Meet the Folks 3, Intramural Basketball2, 3. ,AN gfau of '43 X T Tieasurei Helen Veech Vice President Donna McKay President . . . Roderick Tipton Secretary . . . Helen Smith Advisors: Mr. Christian and Mrs. Donley I. Parker and H. Lewis fPaper Salej TI-IE JUNIQR CLASS Wluen Washingtoll High School was opened in 1939, the three upper classes were made up of students who had attended high school in Portsmouth. The Iunior Class of this year, 1942, was the first Freshmen Class at Washington and next year will be the first graduating class to have completed four years here. The Freshmen Class of l939-40 adapted itself very well to the new school and several clubs were organized, many of which still exist. There were skating parties where everyone enjoyed himself . . . up or down. Last year, these same students were more active, being better acquainted with high school life and not being called g'Freshie by every upper classman. The Sophomore Class ranked high scholastically, also athletically, producing some of the basketball team's best players. The third year of school is one of the busiest, for plays must be given and money obtained for the Iunior-Senior Prom and Banquet. The students of the Iunior Class have responded magnificently to their duties. A successful play Called Tempest and Sunshine , directed by lNIrs. Donley, was presented and produced a great amount of money in the class treasury. In lN'Iarch, a skating party was held at rhc rink. The second play, The Hoosier Schoolmaster , was another amusing and successful comedy. A Fitting closure for the year was the Iunior-Senior Prom. The members of the IuniorClass are looking forward to next year being seniors and having all the accorded seniority rights. They will do their best to uphold the standards of VVashington. LEFT TCI RIGHT: FRDNT REIWZ H. EVANS, I. COOPER, M. EEALDR, M. Cmx. C. DALILTDN. W. MECLEESE. N. KENNEDY, E. GRAY. R. IJENNINISS, F. PIAEKWDRTH, M. EASTER. SEDDND RDW2 M. BAILEY. W. EILLILAND, IJ. I.lTZ, D. DLINAWAY. I. MITCHELL. H. EIIZIIJDMAN, L. IVIEEINN. E. IVIEIELEINE, EI. ENTLEIQ, R. HALE. E. HEILISTEIN. E. HIJMSLETHIRD REIW E. HLIMIHI-IRIES. E. FAWN5, E. BIAS. A. KEENE, LI. HAZELEIAKEIQ. L.. LIJLIIS, D. MI:KAv, LI. MITI:I-IELL. M. HIJRSLEv H. LEWIS, I. LIAEKSEIN, IJ. ESTEP. FEILIRTH REIW2 K. CDNLEY. E. DIQEISEIQ, E. EDNLEY. E. IVIIJTTER, R. EAEIEIEQT H. KENNEDY, A. EREEEH, LI. DAVIS, E. HILL, H. FDRMAN. R. KLII-IN. FRDNT RDWZ D. WILSEIN. R. RIEI-IL. T. VERNIER, D. RILEY. E. STATEN, B. WITTEN, H. VEAEI-I, V. STEPS. EEC- EIND RDW2 EI. EINGLETDN. N. WAKEFIELD, C.WI:1LFENSAI2I3EIQ, N. WESSELL. V. F'LIcIcETT, III. EmwIcLILEI:.I-I...I. RAR- KER, H. SMITH, R. -I-IRTDN. THIRD RDWI W. SMITH. E. HDPKIN5. IJ. HAIQT, IJ. SCI-IREICH, H. pi-IILLIR5. E. PRINCE E. RISNEIQ. H. D'DELL. FDLIRTH RDWZ W. WIJLEIQV, D. WI-IITE. E. SI-IEFII-IERD. E. SLIIQIQAN, K. RAIHP. ne guniot pfayi TEMPE ST AND SUNSHINE BACK BBW: MRS. DIIINLEY, EVAN BLIRRAN, LICII-IN ELJEIANKS, BILL SINE- LETCIN, R'I:IDERII:Ic 1-IF'TDN,EILL.IE BIAS. FRBNT BBW! AVANELLE KEENE, EDITH GRAY. JEAN MITI:I-IELL, PEGGY RIEI-IL. lVlABEL HIJRSLEY, HELEN SMITH. The heavier part of dramatics in Washington High School is done by the Iunior Class, Until this year very little experience in dramarics has been offered to Freshmen and Sophomores, there- fore the Iunior class must study, develop technique, and present two full length three-act plays. The plays chosen for this year's presentation were both based on novels of the same name that were best sellers several decades ago and have retained their popularity to the present day. Tem- est and Sunshine , based on Mar . Holmes famous novel was resented on December 4 before P Y I P 1 the largest audience that had ever attended a play at Washington Rural High. The Hoosier School- master , based on Edward Eggleston? novel, was chosen for the spring production. THE HOOSIER SCHOOLMASTER FRONT RBWZ LEIRETTA MITCHELL. NDRMA .JEAN WESSEL, HELEN Gomo- MAN, .JEAN JACKSON, DONNA MEKAY, DUNALD LEWIS. BACK RCIWZ HARRY FUFMAN, WALTER WEILERY, BILL EINGLETDN, JAMES DAVIS. EVAN ELIQQAN. lu KOIQA 0112 ated glass of '44 Secretary, A. Wolery Treasurer, D. Cooley President, O. Riser V. President, L. Prince Advisors, Mr. Fenton and lVIiss Riehl Advisors: Mr. Fenton and Miss Riehl THE SGPHCDMGRE CLASS After graduating from elementary school, the Freshmen enlisted as new members of Washing- ton High School. These privates had reached a period in life for which they had striven earnestly: that of being a high school student. As new recruits, these amateurs were green horns in performing certain tasks which were demanded by those students of superior rank. They contributed largely to the loyalty and ever increasing morals, were well represented in clubs, and produced several outstanding students, both scholastically and athletically. When school began in the fall of 1941, these recruits started under a new title, being ranked then as Sophomores . They showed more independence and saw new responsibilities: they were more capable of managing the affairs of the class and as a result of this ability, the newly promoted recruits sponsored these booths in the Fall Festival . . . Barrels of Funn, f'Darts and the Noise Makers , all of which were genuine successes. In Ianuary, a President's Birthday Party was given. This party was a very successful enterprise with its many games, cake walk, and eats, FRDNT RDWI R. EDLTEIN, R. DILLER, M. HLINTER, M. EHAFFIN, M. LISTEN, L. MARCLIM, W. CLIFTDN, M. .JAMES D. ERIDWELL. V. LYLES, L. LITTLETUN, S. MAULT. SEDDND RDWZ L. JONES, D. HILT, T. DILLDW, H. MUEIRE S. FARLEY, E. LANSING. W. HAMM, M. ESTEP. M. EVANS. L. HALL, A. HALL, E. LEWIS. C. ERLIMME, I. MESINN THIRD RDWZ D. EIEIEILEY. L. EVANS, H. MANN, S. GRIEE, G. EDDDE. E. SHAFEER, H. KINNAMEIN, M. JAMES. W. HUWARD, LI. FDLSDM. E. MCCLEESE, E. EDRIELL. FDLIRTH RDWZ E. GAEBERT, D. LEWIS, V. MORGAN. C. PHIPR5 F. KLIHN. D. ANDRE, H. EUBURN, W. HDBEIS. F. MECALL, LI. MEIWERY, T. F-RYE. I. CHURCH. SGPHOIVIGRES FRDNT RDWZ F'. RIEHL, G. WILLIAMS, A. WDDLERY, I. ZCJRNES, I. ZIZJRNES, V. MULLINS, L. WESHURST, E. NEIEL I. WILLIAMS, A. GREENE, LI. LUUKAEIAUGH, L. PRINCE. SEEIIIND RIIIWI R. Cox, LI. DAVIS. G. EHCIVER, M. WCILERV. LI. STERHENSCJN, S. STEINE, E. SHAW. R. WAKEFIELD, LI. RALSTDN, D. PYLE, M. ECITTRELL. L. SHAW, N. GRAHAM, I. EVANS, THIRD REIW! R. SMITH, M. DISTEL, L. WALLER, D. EITAMM. A. SMITH, R. DISTEL, E. SANFORD, IJ. EL- LIIJTT. P. EEHWAMEERGER, C. LEwIS, E. REISE. E. RISNER. FCILIRTH RDWZ W. WILLIAMS, LI. SHEETS, D. EUREN. H. DEIEIF-ER, D. REISER. S. LITLEY. IJ. SHAW, M. SEXTEIN, D. PIATT. R. D'DELL, L. SEHEIETTLE, C. WDTEN. ' s www , hy: awww, wma VL sf ,ky - 21 A , L fx ml 5 ' G 1 , 2 ,N A f fl E N I 1 A 'fx 1 E :E . , Q --- .gf f Q M , . -: .g '- - A E '2f'-p ', X K vw 3? A ,WH X Y v view A , 54 v N jg s Y, ff H , 4 5 A 2 as an--.., W ,s g. W . Physics Class 6th period -'ff-r-'f f if W W i'IS'3 'f' I 52 -2f55'2 25?3?? W We f xi uv 3 as 'f 1 . 2' iw . nd Hin -,ff H116 Easief and S R PP and Conwy a E. Lewis and Stephenson Bank from lunch Iz, Star Cl 7 Hlld I' DYC1 Hill -Ha r r - H0Pki,,S -.., MNA., 46 'Trask gfaid of '45 YH' CLASS OFFICERS Vice President . . . Loretta Meyers President . . . Don Pollard Treasurer . . . Wilma Boggs Secretary . . . ChesteriBussa M. Strickland, B. Beaumont, Carl W. Dunn, G. Malone, A. Baker Hall, COI'i6ll, M. B2Zl6I' I, HuSfO11, Conley Advisors: Mrs. Davenport, Mr. Stamm . THE FRESHMAN CLASS Most of the past year has been spent by these rookies in getting acquainted with the surround- ings at Washington High. By the end of those nine months, however, they are full-blooded Wash- ingtonians. The freshman class was represented by four students in the All School playg Loretta Meyers, Vivian Woods, Iune Moore, and lack Handel. They are to be complimented highly for their fine work there, Also contributing to freshmen activities are the Latin Club, Home Economics Club, and the English Club. Many good times were had at the meetings of these organizations. The freshman basketball team shows several promising reserve players for next year. A record of their activities is given on page 58. The most important single function for the freshmen was a party at Christmas time. 30 FREINT RDW! R. MDERAW, J. DILLDW, W. HILT, M. EAZLER, L. MCCUWEN, J. ELAKE, R. GILKERSDN, H. BIJRDH- ETT, E. KNAUFF, E. MDSSSARSER, V. MEADE, D. DDNLEY. W. CDRIELL. E. HLISTDN. EEDEIND RDWI V. HALE. K. HALL. A. DAVIS, E. JDRDAN, A. BAKER, E. HDDSE. D. MARTIN, E. MISN ERY, E. DLINAWAY, J. MDDRE, E. KEYSER. V. JDNES, E. WATKINS. THIRD RDWI B. BYRD, W. MLJRTA, R. MCERAW, C. GRUMME, H. ERADSI-IAW. D. BLAKE, R. EDNKLIN, R. LEWIS, C. FARLEY, W. DHI.IRI:I-I, A. MEADE, F. DVER, J. CARVER, E. RDDGERS. FEILIRTH RDWZ G. SHEPHERD, D. MDCALL, I. DDNLEY, E. COLEMAN, J. MEYERS, D. ADAMS, E. HELTDN. D. HALL. C. ELISSA, W. KAZEE. D. HDWARD, L. BLIFFINSER, C. JORDAN, E. FIEIRTER, W. STATEN, FIFTH RDW2 E. EASTER. L. EASTER, D. KEYSER. W. FRYE R. DDNLEV. R. EASTER, T. EDGE5, D. HDLT, R. MEIDRE. J. HANDLE, E. EDNLEY, J. HDRKINS. FRE SI-IIVIEN FRDNT RDWI M. ETRIDKLAND, M. SARTIN, E. SMITH, B. SCI-IWAMBEREER, R. WIREMAN, D. WEAVER, V. RIATT. D. DAY, F. SIEREL, M. PARKER, N. DIXDN, J. ADKINS. EEDEIND REIW2 E. RAPP, E. MEEDMAS, K. HALL. B. NULDER. M. EDLLIGNUN, J. MALDNE. J. CLARK, E. HART, W. EDSSS, L. MEVERS. B. BEALIMDNT, M. EDDMER, E. PIATT, J. EITRATTDN. THIRD RDW2 W. DuNN. L. SI-IIELDS, M. ELMDRE. W. RDYCE. F. HDWARD, R. LISTDN, J. ENTLER, E. SHEPHARD, E. EEIEI-IM, J. EDDPER, V. VVDDDS. M. FEED. FEILIRTH REIWI C. ELDSSER. J. ELILP, R. MLITTER. W. PLICKETT, J. REYNOLDS, E. GALLIMDRE. T. DDDLEY, W. RHIRRS, W. WITTEN, N. LITTLETCIN, H. HDRSLEY, D. REILLARD, E. FRAZIER, J. EALLENDAR. FIFTH REIWI E. WHITE. R. PATRICK. R. RIEHL. R. EDEITT, F. KINNAMDN, C. HAZELEIAKER, J. WILTSI-IIRE, H. SMITH, E. EMALLEY, C. LEIWE, R. HAMMDEK, A. IVIATHEWE. J. ESTEP. M. JENNUNISS, F. GARDNER, R. EELLDMY. E. FRAZIER, E. SHAW. X M 1 +- inf 6. r Trick + ss ' ' 7' 3-Q , fy 4. 'w Qi ig.- Flag Day .fn.0mb0 . sv nllig , m n's Home R00 Dauho E I 'Q H - , V- 2? ,L .L I g , 4 'A ..n-QUE, Q N ' I 5: A A V A- 2 'Z Tw Knds Lights - Camera X Herb and Frank 'Ma Those Meyers ' J - DRYS End The Barbers 0 f. 3 -. 13-. M ' -f?.'ff.' - f V A Xa: f,,?,,,,, ,Amie X X xx V41 M W 4 W W w mmgpswxb ww f m ' X .MMM ' qs amw...,WW X ' qunawmw , ,. SX N LX A 19 Na-P 5 , Y, X ,. 1- g4 A ,X ei , if 1 HA 'ww g Ax . , 5 4 V Y, N- ' ix X SN I ' Y' wr M fx Q x1,h apartments 0 fain efficiency in 6u.4ine5.4 practice! Speed Test Second period typing class The commercial department is under the direction of Miss Binns and Miss Bennett. Miss Binns teaches Typing I, Shorthand II, economies, business law, and Bookkeeping I: Miss Bennett teaches Typing II, Shorthand I, Bookkeeping Il, and Business English. There are approximately 145 students enrolled in the commercial department. The equipment includes typewriters, a mimeograph, individual bookkeeping lockers, etc. The results of past year's conlmercial scholarship test proved very gratifying when the students of Washington placed first in the county in Typing II and Shorthand I. All the commercial subjects are represented this year in the scholarship test at Washington. The commercial department aims to prepare students to take positions in business otlices, to acquaint students better with business principles, and to teach students to be neat and accurate in all business dealings. Miss Bennett Bookkeeping Miss Binns H. O'Dell at the mimeoscope 'me wa to a man'.4 Aeatt . . . 9 Home-lVlc1kers Eighty girls are enrolled in the Home Economies Course. Pictured here . . . the members of the Home Economies Club. FIRST RIIIWZ E. Kzvssn, I. ZURNE5. J. MALUNE. E, LIDRDAN. SECOND IQIIIWI NI. FEED. I-I. lV1II1DF2l-2,1-. DIL- Lmw. E,STt:lNE, M.Wl:1LEiQY, l.MIGNEFQY. THIRD RDW2 W. DIJNN. E. BEAU- MDNT, E. LEWIS, i.I. ETEFIHENSUN. S. MAt.ti.r. Bundles for Britain 'IBetter Food for Our Soldiers 'IKnit Somethin for a Soldiern. v 1 g These are some of the War cries which are heard every day. And who is to do this sewing and cooking? This is the purpose of the home economies department under the supervision of Miss Hagen and Mrs. Arlington. Many new bundles have been fashioned by the girls of this department who are eager to learn how to do their part and do it well in the clothing, and dietary problems ol our country. The home economies students have made home furnishings, skirts and blouses, and have pre- pared menus for all occasions. Miss Hagen E. Keyser and B. Beaumont Sewing Room lWrs. Arlington 'W viii, ln... 'D etaftimen vita! to .gncfultty Work, Work, Work A total of 108 boys may be found in four periods of indus- trial arts. At the extreme left . . . A typical scene in the drawing room. Next. . .Third period in the shop. Under the able direction of Mr. Pfleger, the Industrial Arts department has made many ad- vancements during the past year. Many useful and beautiful articles have been turned out. At the beginning of the term, classes were told to decide upon some piece of furniture as their first project. Plans were drawn before actual work was begun. This gave the young craftsmen valuable experiences in applying their ideas to paper and later to the materials. The experiences gained by these boys in fashioning the many products of the Industrial Arts department will prove to be invaluable. Now, more than ever before in this country's his- tory, men are needed who can use the tools of industry accurately and efficiently. These students gain an appreciation of the problems of production, a knowledge of mater- ials to be used, and an understanding of many processes in working with woods, metals, electricity, drawing, and planning. Mr. Pfleger B. Staten and C. Farley , E. Coleman a Ed Porter H. Horsley I. Handel, C. Howard, C. Iordan afffiy f M . '..Z gui! inf lvocfied and Jhalaing character! as K i Boxing , Ray Moore and Harry Smith Attention 4 Easters Tumbling Pyramid builders Two periods of physical education each week are required for boys and girls'of the freshman and sophomore classes. The pictures here show some of the many activities. Learning to work to- gether by seeing the values of team work is considered a very important part of this work. Mr. Christian is the instructor. i After the regular basketball season, Mr. Fenton conducts a program of intramural basketball, using the same rules of eligibility that apply to student participation in all school activities. Eyes Front' Calisthentlcs Sock Ball for girls Volley Ball earning to exlateu out ideas thtouyh tie Junior-Senior English Club Any junior or senior with VG or E in English may bclong to the Iunior-Senior English Club. Sponsors . . . Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Bennett. FRDNT RDWZ IJ. EMITI-I, V. WEEIEI, N. GILLILAND, F. HCJWAIQD, H. l ILI5TDNI D. WILLIAMS, L. ELI'IQTI:IN, D. MDRIARITY, L. MITI:I-IELL, E. WI-IITTEN. EEDDND RCIWZ M.EDX, R RIEHL. E.ANDERSDNI R. ERAYERAFT, D. EIAREIEIQ, M. REY- NDLDS, M. VALIISI-ITEIQ5, I. IJDLIRNEY. D. MI:EI:IwEN, H. EANFEIIQU. THIRD RCIWZ Ll. ETIQIEKLAND, E. BIAS, D. VVEILFENBARI3ER,l'I.I:l'DELL,K.ELEVINS. M. HCIQELEY, J. MITCHELL, H. RATLIVF, R. WALTI-IEP. FDIJRTH RDW2 E. VERNIEIQ, H. FDREMAN, W. KRDEER. R. IEAEIEEIQT, E. MUTTER, H. KENNEDY, R. TIFJTDN. 38 Freshmen- Sophomore English Club Any freshman or sophomore with VG or E in English Inay belong to the Freshmen-Sopho- more English Club. Sponsors . . . lN1rs. Davenport and Miss Riehl. FIRET RDWZ D. EEINLEY. R. DILLEIQ. W. HILT, E. KNUFF, M. STRIEKLAND. E. RAPID, M, HUNTER, E. ETDNE, W. IICIIQIELL, I. WILLIAMS, EEEEDND RDWZ A.EAIcER.I.I.MALI3NE,IJ,MI:1I:nE. E. KEYSER, M. PARKER, M. EAZLER. W. ELIFTEIN, L. WEI3I-II:IR5T, T. DILLDWf L. HALL. L. MEYERS. THIRD RDWZ E. I:-'lATT, IJ. LI:II:II4AEAuI:.I-I, L. PRINCE. E. EEALJMIIINT, R. LIETDN, W. EIJGGE. W. HAMM, A. HALL, J. RALETDN, M. FEED, C. EIQLIMME. FIIILIRTH RDWI IJ. MEYERE, D. CEIULEY, D. HALL, LI. SHEETS, W. WILLIAMS, D. F'I-IIPP5, D. REISEIQ. The person n'lJo can me the mother tongue fluently, accurately, and ejfecliuely in the exprerfion of bfi tbougbt: lm: a pwrer and PUIIBIIIUOII that will Jerve him at every mmf' The importance of the study of English cannot be over-emphasized, for it is undoubtedly one of the most useful courses any school could offer. English is the medium through which we express our ideas and emotions, and in this great country where freedom of speech is an in- alienable right, it is even more important that we speak correctly. In high school, English is the basis for all other subjects. correct uae o Many students are enrolled in the Latin classes . . . Mrs. Donley, the teacher. Latin Club members, as shown to the right, are as follows: FIRST RDW2 D. EDNLEY, J. SMITH. R. DILLEI'-2, W. HILT, M. EAZLER, M. HLINTEI:-, L. FAARELIM, V. JEINES, M. STRIEKLAND, E. RAPID, P. RIEI-IL, J. INADDRE. SEIIDND RDWI M. Cox. A. BAKER, E. NEIEL, M. JAMES, V, PAUL- LEN, V, WEEE, I. JCJIJRNEY, E. ANDER- SIJN, M. PARKER, L. HALL, L. MEYERS. W. EIJSSS, M. HIJRSELY. THIRD RIIIW: J. LDDKABALIGH, L. PRINCE, R. JENNINGS L. WESHCIRST, H, Eomo MAN, K. BLEVINS, R. DRAYEIQAFT, A. HALL. J. RALSTIIJN, D.WI:ILFENSARSER, D. GIQLIMMEEI, BIAS. FDLIRTH RDW2 J. MEYERS. D. CEICILEY, J. EI-IEETS, W. WILLIAMS, D. HALL, E. DRIEIGER, R LISTEIN, J. MITCHELL, H. RATLIFF, R. WALTI-IEIQ, R. D'DELL. H. FIIIIQEMAN E. PI-IIPPS, R. TIPTCIN. Very often the question is asked,'KWhy study Latin? Latin is closely correlated with the study of English. It will be very useful in everyday life, because it is conducive to a better understanding of English and to increased ability to speak and write it effectively, a clearer knowledge of grammatical relationships, which will make easier the learning of modern foreign languages, a knowledge of the source of French and Spanish, which will add to the understanding of and the interest in these languagesgaknowledge of many of the technical words which l11llSf be used in professional work, a knowledge of the manner in which onc of the most famous peoples of ancient times expressed their thoughts, and of the influence of their language and civilization on our own. Latin is not dead g it lives in the romance languages and in a majority of our English words. Mrs. Donley, Latin lNlrs. Davenport, English I Miss Riehl, English I Sz II Latin Club Initiation Miss Bennett, Business English 3452.4 ot uncfetitanding ,2to6fem.4 a5 ouncf in LAB The laboratory is used by physics and chemistry classes . . . well equipped with the necessary materials and apparatus. 20 Stu- dents in chemistry . . . 15, in physics. Teacher, Mr. Daulton. With classes in eneral science, chemistr h sics biolo , and a riculture, Washinrton E Yi Y 1 EY 3 L fulfills the scientific needs of all students, no matter what their ambitions might be. There are always three objectives in view: to gain an understanding of the scientific method and to apply it to life roblemsg to ain a broad knowled e of scientific factsg and to discover new fields of interest for E 8 leisure time pursuits. The United States is fighting to overthrow forces that would discard all democratic principles. To help in this fight, students are learning what to expect in limes of war. They are also learning the ways of scientific reasoning, in order that the ideals of QlCIllUCI'QiL' might be ner uetuated. . t Y c l P E. Nlutter, R. Gabbert, Physics Scholarship H. Forman, B. Vernier, Chemistry Scholarship Nlr. Stanuu, General Science Mr. Daulton I. Moore, C. Adams, General Science Scholarship in-fe '11 ,J y I .. A. ' ffs ? 'Q.. Me Iahysicaf Jciences, liofogy, and matierfzatica ,Nt Mr. Tulipan O. Riser, C. Phipps, fGeometry Scholarshipj W. Boggs, Meyers, fAlgebra Scholarshipj D. Conley, Malone, fBusiness Arithmetic Scholarshipj Mathematics, the science which deals with magnitudes, quantities, numbers, and their relation- ships, is universally taught in high schools. The following courses are taught at Washington: in the freshman year, algebra and business arithmeticg and in the sophomore year, plane geometry. All of these subjects are taught by Mr. Tulipan. The value of mathematics is noted by the fact that it is applied in almost any subject in SCh0Ol, at home, or in the various fields of warfare. THE STUDY or LIVING THINGS There are 50 students enrolled in the two classes of biology taught by Mrs. Arlington and Mr. Daul- ton. . . . to keep their 5pi'u't5 high, via THEBAND IST CIRCLE: A. KEENE, I. Mt:I3iNN, L. MITCHELL, C. JORDAN, M. LIETDN, R. EDREN. L. MCEINN, A. GREENE. M. lVllZ1DNEY,2ND CIRCLE: E. GRAY, H. SANFORD, E. MIGNERY, L. WEE HDRET, D. HILT. T. DILLUW. D. DUN- AWAY. R. EDLTEIN, I3. PERRY, IJ. HAZEL- BAKER. E. HDLDER, T. FRYE. R. BAR' EIER, F. RIEHL, D. MURIARITY. BRD CIRCLE: W. ETAMPER, B. DuNAwAv, R. ETAMN1, M. EASTER, R. RAPP, R. JENNINGE, L. PRINCE, H. FUREMAN. E. I-IILI.. D. MCKAY, M. HART, H. DlDELL, V. ETERR, R. ETAMM, K. ELE- viws, F. I-IEIWARD. N.HAt.t., V. IVIDRGAN. IJ. FDLEC1M,LJ.ETRICKL.AND. 4TH CIRCLE! R. EDDLEY, D. PYLE. M. pERRY, M. EHAFFIN, D. ANDRE, IJ. RALETDN. DRLIM MAJDR E. KEELEY TWIRLER A. CREEEI-1 As the martial strains of ll'nrbinglon Loycllly echo through the halls, Warrant Ollicer Gillette steps from the podium to review maneuvers of the past year. He tells ofthe progress of the band . . .the many public appearances which have been so graciously applauded by the listenersg the learning of new and more dith- cult musicg,the buying of uniforms... all these and more, because music gives us that feeling of Let's Go! Let's Fight! Let's Win! When the National Anthem is played, both old and young alike feel that certain emotional elation which they alone can describe. Standing in solemn allegiance to the Hag of the United States of America, they raise the envious cry, I'm glad that I'm an American. Director Gilette Drum Major Kegley The Brass Section Percussion Twirler Creech .SXXGTQ Q, 93 SEAN .9115 tram en taf and Voce! VVoodwind Section Miss Adams Let's all sing, . . . Soloist: Ruth Liston All appearances of the band and glee club and their special activities . . . ice cream sales, the minstrels, etc. ...have been received by the people of Washington Town- ship with much enthusiasm and have been freely supported by them. Our heartiest congratulations to all who have helped make music am integral part of the school life at Washington High School. 'Singl Sing! Sing! Under the direction of Miss Adams, the glee club has had a very successful year. FREINT PEW: H. EVANS, M, STRICK' LAND, W. HILT, M. EAZLER, M, MDIJNEY, M. CHAFFIN, M. EASTER, E. ETATEN. D. DLINAWAY, L. NICEINN, T. DILLDW. H. Lewis. SECOND RIIJWI E. DLJN- AwAv,E. MIGNERY, M. PARKER, E,Nt:lD- LER, I. Mz:l3uNN. E. ERIDWELL, E. LAN- SING, L. PRINCE, L. HULL, D, PYLE, R. Ln5'rv:iN. L. SHAW, Ll. PARKER. THIRD Rcuvv: E. WHITE, cz. EUEEA, l E, HULL, B. CASTLE. R. ANDRE, P. i SHEPHERD, E. SLIRRAN, J. ETRICKY LAND. TAG AOWJ, WA2225, End WAY! of ?2ln0C ZdCy 4, 1 THE SOCIAL A STUDIES AMERICAN HISTEIRY x Mn. CHRISTIAN WDRLD HIETURY ' DEMOCRACY AND EIVIC5 wa- Mn. FENTUN WURLD HISTIIRY MRS. DAVENPURT Nr. Christian Mr. Fenton It has often been said that history repeats itself. From the beginning of time, there have been wars. Always there has been chaos for both victim and victor. IS there really a victor in any war? One aim of the social science department is to show students the mistakes made in governments and civilizations of the past with the hope that these students will help build a better world in the future. The various classes cover nearly every period in the development of civilization. World history is required in the sophomore year. American history, a junior subject, concerns the growth of our nation. Finally, in American government, American democracy, Civics, and economics, the specific problems of a democratic government are discussed. These subjects will be of priceless value to the American of the future, for the students of today are the citizens of tomorrow. W. Wolery and R. Tipton, A. History Scholarship W. NVilliams and D. Lewis, W. History Scholarship Prince of Peace Contestants, D. Lewis, D. Barber, B. Vernier I ,gm 'M egsgw' 'GZ 1qctz'w'tie.4 outnaliatic fncfeavou - l942 .flenatozian EDITCIR-IN-CHIEF ERMA AND:-:RsnN BUSINESS MANAGER ROBERT VERNIER ACTIVITIES EDITDR MARY ANN REYNOLDS FEATURE EDITUR FLDSSIE HDWARD INCIT PICTURED, CHIEF FIHUTEIERAPHER RICHARD BARBER ART EDITCIR .JAMES HAMILTUN ADVERTISING EDITOR RALPH WALTHER STAFF NDT Flncvunzn, F. HUWARD SPCINSDRS Mn. RDLF AND MR. DAULTDN ARTIST J. HAMILTON PHEJTDGRAPH ER R. BARBER Staff . . . Not Pictured, F. Howard . . . Sponsors . . . Mr. Rolf and Mr. Daulton Artist . . . Hamilton . . . Photographer . . . R. Barber the eudette, a tri-weeffy lauffication 'W' .fe Editors at work .. .Advisors lyliss Binns and Miss Riehl . .. Typists M. Vaughters, A. Keen, NI. A. Rey- nolds, H. O'Dell, B. Kazee .... Distributors. The Newsette Staff, 26 students under the supervision of Miss Binns and Miss Riehl has pub lished the school paper every three weeks. Among the features have been the Snooper pro viding the very popular scandal , the honor roll, helping to make lllOI'L studious pupils enh striving for eligibilityg articles by many students. The buying of defense stamps and bonds was stressed in every Issue for this theme, art editor Iames Hamilton, provided some very timely original drawings. The Newsette was sold for three cents a copy. No advertising was done therefore no prohts were made. The expenses of the paper were covered by its selling prime N EWSETTE STAFF FRDNT REJW: E. KAZEE, W. HILT. M. BAILEY, CI. WILSON, N, WAKEFIELD, D. MCIRIAIQITV, M, Cox, Ll. SMITH. SECOND RUWZ H. SMITH. A. KEENE E, BIAS, M. REYNOLDS, C. WILLIAMS M. VAUGI-ITERE, IJ. HAZELEIAKEIQ, L LEWIS, N. WESSEL. THIRD RDWI R VEIQNIEI1-, H. FDREMAN, N. GILLILAND, H. UlDELL, M. HEJIQSLEY, J. MITCHELL L. PRINCE, IJ. HAMILTEIN, E. HILL FULIRTH RDW2 E. EIAEIHERT, E EIURRAN, U. REIEEIQ, R. WALTI-IER, R EABBERT, E. WI-IITE. Wiki 'Frat of 36401124692 In the scholarshi p tests given at Wheelersburg Frida A 'l 3 W y, pri , ashington came through with more firsts than any other school. On a point basis, Washington ranked first with eighteen points, then came Wheelersburg, 83 South Webster and Green, 55 Minford, 43 McDermott, Otway, and Val- ley, 1, and Clay and Rarden, 0. The following shows the rank of each Washington entry: English I General Science Chemistry Loretta Meyers Sth Iune Moore 3rd Bob Vernier lst Thomas Dooley 16th Clarence Adams 4th Harry Forman 3rd English II Algebra Physics Rutha Mae Diller 6th Ioel Meyers lst Eugene Mutter 4th Wilma Clifton 9th Wilma Boggs 2nd Roy Gabbert 5th English III Geometry Latin I Margaret Cox lst Curtis Phipps 4th Carl Hall 2nd Betty Witten 2nd Orville Rieser 13th Agnes Baker 5th English IV Biology Latin II Erma Anderson lst Christine Wolfenbarger 6th Willard Williams lst Helen Ratliff 5th Margaret Hunter 15th Lucy Hall 4th American History World History Roderick Tipton lst Willard Williams lst Walter Wolery th Donald Lewis 2nd G. Gabbert, N. Wessell, W. Smith Typing N. Gilliland, D. Barber E. Lewis, I. Evans, D. Cooley C. Wolfenbarger, M. Hunter ? 53' 3 L. Meyers W Clifton M Lox T. Dooley R Diller B Wittcn H. Ratlifi f Hall W Williams Senior Survey These students have Worked diligently in reviewing the sci- ences, English, mathematics, and history. The annual was in press before any announcements as to placement could be made. LEFT TD RIGHT: RUW I. E. ANDERSON, R. CRAYERIAFT. V. WEBB. D. BARBER, M.A. REYNDLD5, RUW II. D. lV1DRlAR'ITY,n.l. SMITH, H. RATLIFF, R. VERNIER. NDT PIC- TLIREDZ R. WALTHER. E. Anderson A Baku L Hall ulgigtailgfni to fuy 500165. lg 'WI-IOOPEE-E-E-E FRONT RCIWI LDRETTA MEYEH5 Ci-misrimz WULFENEARGER, Boa PRINCE, HELEN IIl'DELi., Dams KAYSEQ. BACK RDW: VNIAN Wnuos. .JLINE NIDURE, DRVILLE RISER, RAY- MDND CI'DELu., Ruri-4 Lisrcm. .JACK HANDEL. NUT PICTLIREDZ JUANITA STEPHENSUN. The all school play was presented Februar 17 und h y er t e direction of Miss Hagen and Mr. Daulton. The cast of 12 had representatives from all classes. At the all clear signal, the profits totaled 36802, the entire amount being set aside for the purchase of library books. As to the plot . . . Gaye fPigtailsj Brooks, an orphan girl, came to live with the Campbells, a ll M . we -to-do family. rs. Campbell, a society matron, was horrified at the thought of a crude girl from Montana living in her home. After many humorous and dramatic episodes P' t 'l H , ig ai s nally won the respect and admiration of the entire Campbell family. I s bf' iw!-wif' A'-s , lla f Qlli ., 'E . . i i t HW . 1 V' ' t -Qa' 1 .. .355 Q., 3 is 5' t C' ? 73 3 ffl! 12:2 ir W-if wwe E . mf- Library Supervisor: Mrs. Donley Dress Rehearsal Directors 'bf xwiqt 'ii . 'If' Y 3 9 I 8. ,Q 5 6. , ' J HM latina To the Mbtot hlonga , Scioto Cloumy League Bnscball Clnunps 19-tl Exhibition Champs I9-11-42 Cflmmpions 1941-42 -gnothez Jucceufuf year at tie Waihzhfton enatou We ,........A....., A...... O pponents ......A..... They We ............ .,..,... O pponents ,,..,....... ,,...., ' F hey 68 .........A. .......,... R arden .....,....... ....,...., 9 50 ........... ....,...... D ayton ,............,. ..,..,... 2 8 63 ,.,....,,.. ...A.A..,, M inford ,,,,.,.....,... ........, 2 2 39 ,4.,....... .,......,.. N ew Boston ,.... AA....,.., 2 8 54 ........... .4..,...., M cDermott A,A,...,.,. ..,..,., 3 0 49 ,,,........ ........... O tway ,........A....... .,........ l 9 49 ........... .........,, O tway 4.,..............,..,..... ...4.,... 2 4 50 ,4..,,..,.. .....4...., M cDermott ,...,..... ,...A.... 2 5 50 .... ...... .......... W e stern Rural .,4..,.........,.,... 32 49 .....,..... .......,.,. C lay .,,,........,.,.........,....... .... . H39 56 ..,........ ........,, C lay ,........,..........A........... ,......., 2 0 54 ,,,........ ..,,...,.., S Outh Webster ,..,.......,.,..,.,.. 27 57 ,.......... ..A..,,5.. S outh Webster .,,.....4,,,..,....,. 33 51 .,......... ..4,....5.. W heelersburg ......... ......,, 4 5 45 ...,..,..., ..,,.,.,.,. W heelersburg ..4,..... ........ 2 3 43 ,.,..4.,.., ..A.....,.. S ciotoville ............. ......... 4 4 50 .........., ....,..5,. V alley .,,,.....4..,.......... ........ 2 7 35 ,,.,....,.. ........... V alley ,..,....,......... ,...A.,,, 1 8 55. . ....... .....,..A. G reen ,..,.... ..,.l,., ......,., 3 1 33,,. ...,... ,..,......, N ew Boston .......,. ,.y,. . 16 52. ....t.. ,.,..t,,,A, R arden ,..t..,...,.,....,.... .....,... l 0 5l ,,.,..,.,..,,., ,..t..., . ,Green ,.,t.......A.... ,...,..e. , 20 42 .... V...., ...,,.,.,A M i nford ,.,..,.4..t,.......,.A. .,......A 1 3 23 ,,,,4,, ,.......t,..,.V.A...,, X enia ,,.4,..,. ,...... .....4.,..,......,,.,... 5 3 gl 5 qntralizathollc '4 Exhibition at Scioto County Tourney: clotovi WaShington.Apq'.39WNWVvheelersburgmjo District Tournament at Athens: Washington ,,.,., 37 4.,.....,....,..,, Portsmouth ,,,... 51 Although Washington is a Class A high school, its basketball schedule for 1941-42 in the Scioto County League included eight class HB teams and one Class A team . . . Wheelersburg. In addition to the eighteen county league games that the Senators went through with no defeats, they played New Boston, Portsmouth East, Central Catholic, Dayton Roosevelt, Xenia Central, and Western Rural. V The Senators won twenty-three games during the season while dropping three. Two of these defeats were to Portsmouth East by one-point each, and the other loss was suffered at the hands of strong Xenia Central. Our boys were handicapped severely at mid-year as Cliff Williams passed the age limit and Alfred Nelson was graduated. The loss of these two boys, who had played excellent ball the first semester, had a marked effect on the team as was shown by the defeat at Athens. It is easily seen by his record on the next page that Lefty Nelson was the spark-plug of the team, but his record would not have been possible without the great team work of all his fellow-players. The tight defensive strength of the Senators was due to the sparkling work of Al Nelson, Don and Marvin Mitchell who held the opponents' scores in check. Eugene Shepherd gained many points under the pressure and his superior rebounding was al- ways a vital factor in the winning of games. Forwards Cliff Williams and Elwood Kegley also came through in the scoring field. First-line reserves . . . Cotton Davis, Paul Schwamberger, and Bill Singleton held up the reserve strength ofthe varsity in the final games of the season. They will probably lead the pack next year. Attcptmg the County Trophy Lefty Mert and Coach me Vanity 7211 TOPS IN BALL HANDLING Washington High School has every right to be proud of Glenn Lefty Nelson. During the past season he scored 614 points. . . the highest number of points that has ever been scored in the state of Ohio. The former high mark was 484 points. In eleven different games, Lefty scored more points than the entire opposition. Last year as a Iunior, Lefty scored 381 points, making his total for the two years 995 points. This scoring ability and his general playing ability caus- ed Lefty to be named as a forward on the All Ohio Second Team. According to the newspapers, he was not placed on the first team because the other players had met tougher competition. His shooting ability was uncanny. He was equal- ly good with long shots and lay-up shots. His field goal shooting average was approximately 34170 for the two years . . . an average which is exceptionally good for any high school athlete. Lefty is not only a basketball playerg he is a top- notch baseball player as well. Being left-handed makes him a natural first baseman. He also pitches occasionally and his hitting is superb. Last fall, in 16 times at bat, he walked twice, hit three home runs, three triples, four doubles, and two singles. He can play on our team anytime. This spring, after school is out, Lefty has an opportunity to go to Cincinnati for a try-out with the Reds. He has the stuff to make a success and here's hoping he makes the best of it. We feel sure that he will. Coach Russell B. Christian First Bauman Nelson Eugene Shepherd Cliff Willizttlts lNlarvin Mitchell Center Forward Guard Reserves I and II Portsmouth Tots I Reserves ll and III Varsity III Varsity II, III, IV Varsity IV Al Nelson Elwood Kegley Don Mitchell Guard Forward Guard Portsmouth Reserves II Reserves II and III Reserves ll Varsity III and IV Varsity IV Varsity lll and lV WMU 12111108 Davis Paul Sqljvvgunbcfgqf Sil'lgICIOI'l Forward Forward Guard Reserves II and III RCSCI-veg 11 Reserves II and III Varsity III Val-gify 11 Varsity III Washington Score 56 3 1 3 1 33 25 44 19 33 27 33 63 34 66 59 18 34, 32, 23. 28s, .. 41 ,3,.,.. , 23. . . 35. ,. 26., 32, 44 20 . THE RESERVES fool! fbfe food matetiaf Opponent ...,....,.,Rarden,....,...... ...,......,M1nford,.,...,....... ..........,McDermott,.......,.. Otway .........A.,......,4..,...,,,.. .,,.,...4 Opposite Score 12 9 16 18 ....,..,,.,Western Rural,,,,,........ 17 17 . .,,.o... South Webster ,,,A,,.,...,. 4,,..,,... 2 4 .. ..,,4 ..Wheelersburg ,,........ ....,.. . 18 31 ..,,,.Green,,.,...,... 36 8 ...........Central Catholic..,....... .. 12 ........,..Portsmouth 20 .t ..., Lucasville ..4........t,.,...,t .....ts . -14 New Boston. ,.,..., ...,....t. l 7 Otways, s,..t.t,s.,. . ll McDermott ....,..., ..... 1 I Clay... ..,.......,.....t,.... ..,, . 15 South Webster ,,,,,4,, H , M21 Wheelersburg .....,. ..t. , 17 Portsmouth East., ..,. ,....t . . 15 Valley ...,,.,....,,....... ,.4..t, .V..t,.. 2 2 Glenwood. .t... , ...s. ,. 31 Greens, I9 TOURNAMENT Valley , .. . ,, , 37 T he Reserve record of 22 wins and 3 losses for the 1941-42 season proved this team's superiority as they won all games from non-league teams, and tied with Valley for the Reserve championship of the Scioto County League. Teams not participating in the league that the Reserves played in- cluded New Boston, Portsmouth East. Central Catholic, and Western Rural. In mid-season, a preliminary game to Dayton Roosevelt was played with Valley: this netted our boys a win of 18-14. At the end of the season they were defeated by Valley in the Western Reserve Tourney at Lucasville, largely because our hrst string reserves had been moved up to the varsity for tournament action. Cotton Davis and Paul Schwambcrger were high scorers. their work being backed up in Fine style by guards Bill Singleton and Brownie Davis and center Red Bellomy. Substitutes giving strength in reserve were Creech, McCall, Cooper, O'Dell, Smalley, and Smith. BACK RCW: H. CUQPER, A. CREECH H. EVDELL. F. NICCALCCUACH CHRIST IAN. FRONT RCJWZ B. SINGLETDN J. DAVIS, R. EELLUMY, R. DAVIS, F' SCHWAMEERGER. HK nu 7-at the .genatots F Manager Ray Moore Manager Chuck Blosser Mackie: at the att of 5aff handling Q! W' THE Q-X FRE SHMAN SQUAD BACK REIWZ EDACH FENTDN. J. EALLENDAR R. Mn1:1RE.M. JENNINGE. J. HANDEL, B. ETATEN MANAGER J. MEYERS. FRCJNT RE1W:F'.GAno- Nan, H. Sr-MTH. E . HAMMUCK, C. Lows. E. SMAL- LEY, EZ. Ecmsszn. LJ Mr. Fenton's Freshman squad was victorious in six of ten games. These boys played four games with Wheelersburg, two with Clay and the varsity team of South Portsmouth, and one each with South Webster and a P.H.S. gym team. During the season Redfurn Bellomy, Harold Cooper, and Elmo Smalley were advanced to the Reserve squad. YEA TEAM DELDRE5 MURIARITY ELPHA MAE KEYEE GEORGE GAEEERT VIRGINM JDNEE PEGGY RIEHL Pau that ball f Parr that ball! Whzp it! Zzp it! Flarb it! Let? Go! lc VVASHINGTGN LGYALTY LoyaL foyal to our high fcbool Wazw thou' bannerr hzgh WG' nfillfigbt for jwu formmg Fzglat! Fzghtf Fzgbtfr our ny. Blazing lm' a path of glory Alwaju bmw and true. Loyd foyaf to ofd WdIbl'7lgl0 , We will do our but for you. on, Ora nge! on, Black! on, Gang, ifm back. VV-A-S-I-I-I-N-G-T-O-N .Yr .r J I J I J 1 J-enatonr! Fzgbtf Team! F1gl9t! Mowery and A Matthews B Sowkulech mezzca 5 avotzte .fllaott . . . The practice games played by this team last fall showed much promise for the Spring schedule. The results were as follows: Senators, 7 Clay , 2 Senators, 5 McDermott Ml Senators, 16, , Clay ,O Senators 17 H , McDermott H1 BACK RCIWI COACH CHRISTIAN, E. SHEPHERD. E. EUWKLILECH. El. HAM- MI:II:Ic, ..I. DAVIS, IJ. ECI-IREICK, FRONT RDWI R. DAVIS, R. SCHWAMEEREERI R. MUCIIQE. D. ERADEHAW. H. PHILLIPS, A. MATTHEWS. H. Phillips Aww-vw . ,gala 1 I I .I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS GAMES FIELD FREE To-mcuws PERSDNAL TDYAL PLAYER PLAYED Smeg MADE MISSED FDULE Palm Glenn QLeftyQ Nelson 28 280 54 49 58 6I-I lfugene Sl1epI1erd 24 I0-I 66 56 6-I 26-I Cliff Williams I6 6-I 53 5-I 32 ISI Don INIitcl1elI 24 32 IS 33 73 82 lflwood Kegley IS 2I I I 22 2.3 53 james fCorronl Davis I9 5 I 7 43 AI Nelson I7 I I I5 I0 -I4 37 Nlarvin INIircl1ell I7 -I 9 6 3-I I7 Paul SCllXV2llTll3Cl'gCl 3 8 5 2 -I 2l Bill Singleton 3 3 2 6 9 TEAM RECQRD FIELD FREE THQDWS IZEREDN TOTAL TEAM SCORING EUAL5 MADE MISSED FDULS PUINT5 HOME TEAM 547 240 204 346 I356 OPPON ENTS 290 2 I9 I 89 368 796 pw 55? 'if M'-2-if ' 4 Wxiixr 'w 1, SAM WST 'iffffwf is QM Q5 K.:fQY5m+?'f5 A QL ,Zyn.,,g5k , X gi, ,W Q x SV, ' yn . . S, U f' J. ,w , ' .,.w .. ' 'V w ,f F, ww! K , ,fEj f'5f,g5J1,w OA , .Y N lx 9? ,wi ,, ,xg Q NA f 9, 0 W V ' . x Si? V343 . w yxgrrgx ff W Q J ' is ,sf 1, W. ffementaty 'ry un QAM grade at ufmdington After the resignation of Mr. Flannery at mid-term, Nlr. Fenton, eighth grade teacher, assumed the duties of teaching classes in the social sciences. His subjects now include World History and American Democracy. The subjects formerly taught these eighth grade students by Mr. Fenton were then undertaken by the following members of the high school faculty: MRS. DAVENPIJIQT, ENGLISH . . , MR. TI.II.LIPAN. MATHEMATICS . . . MR. ETAMM, SCIENCE . ..lV1R.l:HRlSTlAN,l'lISTClRY. FREINT RDWZ M. BEIIQEN, G. SI-IEPPARD. E. CUNLEY, K. VEIQNIER, FJ. MEADE, E. l'lDWARD, B. EVANS, E. SI-IEETS. SEDDND RDW2 E. HI:Iwt-ILL., A. RATLIFF, S. HUWARD. E. SI-IAw, IJ. RISNER, M. HEIWAIQD, S. l'lDPKINS. E. DEN- NINS, J. HI3wEI.L. E. l3cII:II::MAN. THIRD RUW2 EI. EASSERT. D. EIQISWELI., ..I. l.ITZ, Rl. lVlULLENS. E. l'lACKWDRTH, K. MEEAIEL. R.5HEF'F'AR'D. E. l3ER'R'Y. R. Wooos. T. LEWIS. Yea Team Supervisin P Knuckles down Cheerleaders FRIEINT REIWZ A. EnAorc1nu...l. GEORGE, E. ERIGNER F, SKINNER, III. ERDWNING.4J.'VlAY, E.'.Eul:1PER,5ECDND RICIW: El. SHELTDN. E. JAEKSDN, R. DELUNG, E. DAVIS, M N GEL. M. ETRHCKLAND. E. EPADNEY. g rincipal, hir. Dclong W, White and VV. Smith . J-.ifffii . Wm, Eighth grade 'S - ' ' 1, ff' :Qu : .A ,W in 5 3 1 S 65 7-tz'encf.4AQ2 215.5 .- 4 September 2 A,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, S chool begins . . . Schedules to be made. September 4 A,,,,,A,, ,,,A,,,, B ooks Issued. September 9 ,4.4,,,,,,, ,,,,4,,,,, B eginning of 2nd week . . . settling down now October 10 4,,,,4,,, ,,,,,,,,.4 F all Festiv October 15 ,.,.A,,, 4,..4,V,,, C ards out for Hrst time Freshies sweat. October 17 ,,,..,,,,, ,,.,,,A4,. F reshman-Sophomore Eng. Club organized. October 27W .,,, ,,,,,,,A B asketball begins . . . Poor Rardin November 6U H , , ,,.,,A.,, A'Lest We Forget Senior Class Pics. November 9,, ,..... ...,,,,,,, P rince of Peace. November 12 ,,,4,, ,,A., L atin Club Organized. November 19, , , ,,,,,,.4, Program . . . America the Beautiful. November 27 ,,A,,,V Q U , .V,.,, , .Broadcast . . . Band and Glee Club. gy. December 2U ,,,,. ,,,,,.,,.,, R cv. Mignerey . . . The Lost Word. December 4 ,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,, I uniors present Tempest and Sunshine. December 5... .,,,, Every Pupil rests Tal-1 ef . . December 7 ,,4,.4,,4, Remember Pearl Harbor. December 8 ,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,, P resident reads Declaration. of War. Y December 9 ,,,4,,,,,, .,,, Band Parents Club Organized. December 17 ,,,,,,,,,, . . ,,.,,4 Freshmen Party. December 24 ,,A,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, X mas Vacation Starts. December 27 ,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,4, F irst Defeat from Sciotoville. Ianuary 3... ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, D ayton Roosevelt . . . Ianuary 5 ..i........,.. ..... Ianuary 14 and 16 ,,,, Ianuary 22 .........,. Ianuary 29 ,,,, February 3 .,.,,,,, February 9 ,,,,,,,,, February 17 .. February 24... March 4... Easy Pickins .........Back to School ...........Cliff's and Al's last game. ....... Bombing of Pearl Harbor show. ...Sophomores Party. Life begins for Richard MacArthur Fenton. Time Marches On . . . One Hour. .All School Play. Xenia Game . .. 'Nuff Said. ...... Iunior Skating party March 6 .Defeat at hand of the Trojans. t March 12 P.T.A. Aunt Samantha Rules the Roost. March I7 Portsmouth Civic Music Concert Here. March 28, Senior Survey Test. April 2 District Scholarship Tests. April 10 Hoosier School Master. 5 . Q April 24 repeat Aunt Samantha. May 15 Senior Play. May 17 Baccalaureate May 2 Iunior-Senior Prom kg Algy I8 1022 Senior Week Q , ' May 21 ,Commencement . . . Dr. Felix Held May 22 FINIS rf' - Q , . 1 W P v a Y 7.2E':RM i1 .EJ.fJ'5 . 'SW 4 .X .5 , Tne lffaintenanee peleattment 'when C11 Yrancks M' Nh Art Hopkins ester Reynol ds e 3 at Igdniac . 5 215 wt' ll-1 'G 1qcfve'ct13ement.4 DEVOSS ond DONALDSON A R C HIT E C T S DESIGNERS OE WASHINGTON RURAL HIGH SCHOOL NATIONAL BANK BUILDING PORTSMOUTH, OHIO DAULTON BROS- BE SURE WITH PURE oRoCERIEs za MEATS DELIVERY SERVICE THE PURE DIL C0- 2r1d ond Jefferson Portsmouth, O. PORTSMOUTH' OHIO Phone 2227 SEYIVIORE GOAL GO. WHOLESALE RI RETAIL Somuel Levi 81 Go. FURNITURE 930-932 Gollio St. ot Pindloy Portsmouth Ohio SHOP LEVI'S . . . SAVE MONEY! 4th and Madison sts- HERFF-JONES COMPANY DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF School ond College Jewelry, Groduotion Announcements,Medc1ls, Cups ond Trophies. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA JEVVELERS AND STATIONERS TO WASHINGTON RURAL HIGH SCHOOL Representative: P. J. Burkort COMPLIMENTS OF sHEETs FURNITURE co W O L F F COMPLETE HOME OUTFITTERS G O O D C L O T H E S Locoted out ol the high rent district 526-SO Second St. Phone 22 U. s. 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