Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Washington, IN)

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7 Y CLASS HISTORY We, the Seniors, first entered the portals of Washington High School as students September 13, 1927. Unlucky day to start, but we were off. Our officers during our Freshman year were: President, Lyman Foustg Secre- tary. Vivian White, Treasurer, Norwood Buzan. However, we were too young to be of much importance to the school just then. During our Sophomore year we were unorganized. As Juniors our class officers were: President, Carl Chatting Vice-President, Fern Bakerg Secretary, Viva Osmong Treasurer, Dorothy Eastridge. As Seniors, we chose as the ones to lead our class to the final goal, Dwight McCracken, President, Vice-President, Mary Emma Reeve, Secretary, Ada Coxg Treasurer, Carl Chattin. At the beginning we were quite a large class but several of our members moved away and others dropped behind to graduate in later years. Many have come from other states, cities, and townships. Among the different places represented are: Centralia, Ill., Shoals, Alfordsville, Montgomery, Glendale, Plainville, Monett, Mo., Bement, Ill., Indianapolis, and Peoria, Illinois. Three of the state basketball champions are members of our class, Captain Englehart, Eugene Gilmore and Dwight McCracken. These are three reasons, and very good ones they are too, that the school is glad to have our class. ' Several members of our class have been in various plays during the past four years. One of our class, Floyd Wildridge, is the leading man in the operetta the Belle of Bagdadf' which is being given by the music department this year. Five other members of our class are also members of the cast. Of over a hundred beginners ninety-four will graduate. Rosizivumr PADCETT, '30. Page Twenty-Seven

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CAN YDU IMAGINE- ELDEANA CHAPMAN-NOI watching Elmo? JOSEPHINE DoscH-Short, fat and a brunette? RUTH PoTTs-Flirting? DAVE-Refusing anything to eat? CORK KEMPF-With a hair out of place? STEWART BILLINCS-WiIh0ut curls? ELMO OSHA-Being slapped by a girl? MISS WISE-Dignified and unfriendly? JEAN DE F.-Playing jazz for his own amusement? BILLIE GOODWIN1lVI3klHg the honor roll? MISS PROCTOR-Cooking for a big family? BUD ENcLEHARTfNot in love? EDDIE CLEMENTS-A dancing teacher? MARY EMMA-Riding a mule? GEORGE THOMAS-A cow caller? PUSS EDWARDS-Fast and peppy? FERN GRABER--Superintendent of an orphanls home? MARCELLA STRANGE-Marrying a milk dealer? MARTHA KECK-Not flirting with B. B. boys? FLOYD WILDRIDGE-Manager of a perfume factory? BOMER LUCAS-Stingy and unfriendly? WILMA TOMEY--A Bob-bit? MARIAN KELL-Taking Greta Garbols place in stardom? Lois HOPEWELL-wiitllollt a steady? CHARLES WILLIAMS-Taking his grade card home? MARY B1LL1Ncs-Playing hooky? HELEN COSBY-'EHSY to get acquainted with? RALPH BACON-Anything but nice? CLYDE PEYTON-Tall, slender, and bashful? JOYCE SMITH-Anything but sweet? Lois MCCAFFERTY-An old maid? A FRESHIE-NOR shaking when talking to A. 0.? HARRY McBR1DE-As the W. H. S. flirt? HELEN ENNIS-Not wanting to go to Dewey's? ESTHER NIAE N.-Not getting Chemistry in Economics class? JINGLE-Wanting to stay home? ROSEMARY PADGETT-Getting to school in time? HELEN HAYNES-Not giggling? ROY WAGCONER-Agreeing with Mr. F ulkerson? FACULTY-Being easy on the Seniors? VIVA OsMoN, '30 Page Twenty-Six

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