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

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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

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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'

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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