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

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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.

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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

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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'