Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Washington, IN)
- Class of 1940
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XM' X ILR-X NIII I BR Tretsurer St:NlQR REMINISCENCE e Ll ered hrst ts freslnn n 1nd oh so selr d we elt r ul 1 Semor we should see our helrts would surely melt I ut thtn the lime rolled on 1nd older sse bee une 'I hls tune ue held our I'l2,,l1lS more tarm tor bolder sse had ron n and smee ue round the bemors harmless not 1 telr was lsnoun But ss ho were ue to grasp the time and hold xt ln our htnds X n ue were only bophomores who stood ll tunes command bo ts she beelsoned md sottly saxd You se not a thlng to lose We stepped flhlll up to talee the sttnd tnd hll the Iunlors shoes Xh ha sxhtt memories the umor yetr recalls to all our The many tests the trlends ue mtde and teachers oh so lelnd But tom ard telloxs classmen xse had no tune to as aste 'I he Senxor se xr ss as ss artlng, malse haste my trxenels make haste' XY h tt student does not long, to be a Semor tall and strong: -Xnd non lxlee those ss ho se cone before ue stand ln happy throng The past rs all behmd us the tuture looms before But the memory ot our hugh school days xull linger eser more Eleanow Gaxther I XFF FIFTFFW ' I 2 1 ' , 1 - ., 1 . , I' ' I . IF. E . e ' - 1 , , . ft f I 1 1' V ,fly XV--u-- 2,1 ' e f-- 'us' ' 'Y -.1 .1 ' . 'J lfo A 1 ' 1 5 ' J - - . ' 3 . .' . , .1 ,. ,L .y 1 .. 'z - -I ' -1 . ' . .Xnd hnally we proudly stood and bore the Sophomore name. mmdst . . . , . . , Q 1 , . , ' h- , , , . 1 V , ,' ' . . v ' ' ' - , ' , .. - V' Y V ' I x 7 Y ' K . in . - ., ,Z . L , Y , . f . , V , y K s ' ' ' , h . . i , ,K , . . ,, v ' 11' , ' V ' ' ' ' I Y ' u V ' . ' ' I I Q K 5 -1- lh K . ,. 1 Y q v , . , , , , xx ' . y - 4 ' ,I I 1 4 4. S' 3 Hl'Gl-I AIKMAN Hupie The fair-haired advertising manager of The Wash- ingtoniunf' KENNETH ALLISON Goldie As speedy in the elzissroom :is he is on the hiuhwziy. Rl'TH ANGERER Dutchie Being: the leading drum- mer in the band. she swinus out with the best VIRGINIA BARBER It's really very refreshing to tind a girl who is .is quiet as Virginia. ELEANOR BENNETT When you see ai peppy lit- tle lrlonde swinging down the hall. you know it is Eleanor. lSABEl.l,E BERRY Isy Excells in two tields, gig- ulingz :md sneezing: but we like her for it. ol' them. MA RGI' ER ITE ARM ES The tall. slender. dark MAXINE BEST Mac Always has a warm friend- . X ly smile tor everyone she hziired :irl who hats 11 smile tor everyone. meets. JOHN Bl.INE MACK BANTA john is very quiet zmfl Everybody likes M:1xief We think it's lieenuse ot' his good nziture und his readiness to help. JOYCE BARBER A quiet XITIITILI lady who hzis ni personality. :is well :is intelligence. never laothers anyone. lfui we are proud to have him in our class. TOM BOWMAN A small sized lmunrlle of energy-leading cheers or mzinuuinu the business ul' the Wxishinutonizin. GRACE BROWN MARION BARBER Urzieie 5- ug 3 Slow :ind MDB' uoinf. but Marion is an jolly good tel- low to know. l'At 2 E lr interested in music. :ind has proved to lie very vzil- uzilmle to the lnzinrl. SIXTEEN RAY BROWN With his dark hair and brown eyes. we think we can safely say Ray is one of the best lookin2 boys in our class. JESSIE BRCNER junie Is possibly the best all around athlete for his size in this school. HELEN BURR ESS Hedy Cant be classed as a book worm, but she reads wide- ly on various subjects. IMOGENE CANARY Jeanie We want to remember that it was Jeanie who won the short story Con- test with her 'AApril Show- ers. FREIDA CANNON Freida has proved to be very eftieient as an assist- ant to the librarian. ,ionx CASPER All seniors search for thrill, some in one place, some in another. john has found the best source to be VVild West Stories. RUTH CATT Ruth is one of the most capable typists in the school. ROBERTA CHAPPELL Bert The gal with the sparkling eyes, and the other haif of the set of twins. ROBERT CHAPPELL Bob Fifty per cent of a set of twins. BYRON CHATTIN Very few boys can boast of dimples, at least like those of Byron's. E. E. CHURCHILL Elwood could be classilied as a gentleman He is considerate of others and spends most of his time minding his own busi- ness. CARL CLARK Carl goes to Loogootee nearly every night: eould that be the reason he gaz- es idly out the school room window? PAGE SEYENTEEN 5. HERMAN CLARK The reserved and bashful redhead of the Class of '40, STEPHEN CLARK Steve Class president and at de- lmter of no little merit. THELMA CLARK Clarkie ls noted for her splendid book reviews which she gave in the Senior English classes, EYERET COMES ujunieu Always greets you with .1 smile and a clever saying! CHESTER COOPER A member of our Senior Class who is very quiet and reserved. He is always willing to help when need- ed. ROBERT COX Bob Is interested in football and a certain little bru- nette. Sounds like a nice combination Y BETTY JO CCNNINGHAM Apparently not a care in the world. but beware. for she is our tempermental one. .W Vslll'll,lI'IIXl ELEANOR DAVIDSON The one and only quiet blonde at W.H.S. ELIZABETH DAYIS How mztny girls leave a record in shorthand ot' which they eould well be proud? Elizabeth did! MARJORIE DALWALDER Duty XYill anyone ever forget Doty. the girl who was always in for a good time? LLOYD DODSON Lloyd Certainly enjoys driving his M Chevro- let. and we do mean drive. EVA DONALDSON Eva has blonde hair and brown eyes: she also has lots of pep. which has brought her many friends. WILHERT DLNBAR Wee-Wee Is one of the most popu- lar boys we have in our class. He should also be given recognition for the line work he did in the line of athletics. MARIAN EATON The songbird of our class. and we are sure proud of her? PAGE Elt2ll'l'liliN REBA FEAGANS Reba was president of the Beta Club rlurin: her Sens ior year, and a very goorl one at that. JAMES FITZGERALIJ Yes. he is tall, dark. anrl tplease clon't blush! hanrl- some. He is very smart. because he avoids the fair- er sex, MARTHA FITZGERALD Do you like baby talku? Martha cloesf HELEN FITZPATRICK --Fitz Is :is jolly as Santa Claus himself. and it is joy it- self to hear her laugh, DORIS FLANNERY Flannigan Is :is Irish as her name, 'ind she certainly does have her share of art ability. ALICE FLICK Alice has been going: steady durinu her en- tire high school career. zinfl we wonrler what will be-- come of it, SHINICICNI-XII ICLEANUR GAITHER Pete ls the little brown eyerl gal with lots oi pep, who goes for anything roncern- ing: Speech. MAXINE GAITHER Few people really :et to know Maxine. but those who rlo will tell you that she is an very likable per- Flln. LIUNI-II,L GILLEY No one can rloubt the fzltt that one of the irienrlliest boys in hiuh school is Lionell. IIAROLIJ GIl,l,EY I'Illl'tIltl ls intereslerl in 11:- iifulture :intl has taken :tn active part in the Agricul- ture Depxirtment. ROSEMARY GILLIATT RosiC Like all the Gilliatts who l12IYl' uone before her, is full of pep. :intl is fun to be around. ELIQAXOR GOOIJRIIJ Eleanor has ll host of friends :inrl everyone that knows her admires her spirit. I' Xt E XIXETILFX BILL GRANXON Flz1tfoot Stands six fcct one and unv hull' inches in his sock fcct. has bluc Cycs. anrl blonde hair-nccd we say more? ROY GRAY Roy is one ol' the most mlcpcnclaiblc members in thc llrziinzitic' Club: he is just :ls rlrpcnrlzililv in any mllicr ul' his unclcrtzxkings, MARY l R.'XNC'l-IS GRlil'INWOOlJ Marry l 1':iiiu's is rzitlivr shy. but um- ul' thc most lilanblc uirls iw liziyc in thx- an-zirlilziling class. Gl.l-QNIJORA GRI-ISS Kilcnrlurnx is :ln nulstzinrl- ins Nlllfltlll, cspcciully in lbs- Vmvriiriivifixil llvpsirt- mont. lill'H.XRlJ GROSS Riclizmi is rzrtliur shy. but uw ln-liww it is ba-Czillsc lu- is sm-uuhl lll'll'I' by 511 nizmy if tlivsr 1liinus fzillwl iw - mon Y lJ1JN.Xl.lJ KLROXY Om' yyhn is zilwiiys yyillinu in hi-lp wliun hc is nucrlc-rl. It isn't :ilxyuys 1-aisy lu linrl unc su ziumczilmlm- ns Dun- zilrl. l'Il'GEN!C HACKLISR Huck Liycs in Xllisliinulun. but it unpcurs that hu rcsiflus in PL-lcrslriiru. XXX- yvunflvr why? MARGIE HAMERSLY Margie has always had plenty to dnl The reason is because she docs every- thing as it should be dom, ROBERT HAMM Bob ls always in 11 hurry. VW jurlgc- from this that when lim' has things to flu hi' ucts them rlonv. KliNNl'l'I'H HAND Km-nny In-lights in tczxsing the firls, but thcrc z1rcn't many girls who rlon'l lilu' il, lillli.-XR HARTMAN Only sllL'L'L'ss fun cunic to unc su sturlious :infl sb rmisriciilimxs in his wurk :ls l':flLl1ll'. li l-1'I l'Y Hi X J'l'li N XXX- mul1ln'l will liclty gi immilmy. but wc will luiw In zulmil that shu has lm-:1 unusually :mul in gill nl' llL'l' plijssiczil L'flLIC1lllOD classes. ROBERT HOPKINS limb liyus by this niotlu Nliym- lmlzlyz tuniurrmx' may ncvcr Conn-Y Mll.lJRliIJ HORRAI. Mid During hur Sr-niur year. was quita' busy helping in this fuflicc, and giving: her zlllvzitinn tu other thinus in :unurul l',X1il-I 'l'XX l'.N I N INA HORTON lni is quiet. capable. :mrl sets an uoorl example lor ull. WILLIAM HYATT Bill or SatCh Certainly has il way with women which is envierl by all of his classmates. CAROLYN JOHNSON Sunshine Not only makes gooll grzules. but she also linrls time to enjoy ll Variety of outside activities. ARRAHWANA JERRELI, Arruhwzznu has il pleasing wav, :incl il weakness for costiune jewelry. JOAN JONES Joan makes very good grades and believes in pre- paring her lessons before she Comes to Class. CHLOIQ JONES Chloe enjoys cluncinu, es- pecially with school teach- ers. HELEN KIETH Helen is :rn outstzmrlin: French sturlentg moreovei, she was 11 member of the Recorrl Cluh. MARGII-I KIETH Margie is one of the most agreealxle persons we know. nnrl because of this she has many frienrls. JOHN Kl-LLLAMS The Warshinutonizrns' su- per salesman from the Vir- eulzttion llepnrtment. JOE KIQNWORTHY 'tJoe With all of his mu::in. eoulrl even :Live Miekej: Rooney some competition. l,IiO KLIICR Whimpy Is one of our lmsketlxzlll players zmrl one who rlis- likes unythinu that resem- bles 11 sirl, GENE LEE Sw:1tsi Is one of our outstunrlim: sturlents. :tml when he rf,-A eites there is very littlt left to he suicl. ll-I '1'XX'ILN'l'Y-O .-4449 DORIS l,eMASTERS You think she is quiet, but just wait until you know her before making a deti- nite decision! OMADELL LEWIS Omadell is another one of those girls, who is inter- ested in office work. JAMES LOCKHART james is a quiet sort of a fellow. but always willinil to help when needed. KIETH LYNCH Melvin Is the class playboy. Tsk. tsk. he never has two dates a week with the same girl. DAN MANGIN Casanova Is the dashing little dark headed fellow who makes the eirls swoon at his feet. ,IOHN MARSH Those who know him say that in spite of his serious- ness he is lots of fun. LLOYD MARTIN Lloyd can. to a certain ex- tent. he decribed by four adjectives, He is tall. fair, serious. and dependable. fV:IlI ILIl III-Ml RUTH MATHIS Ruth is a charmini girl who is pleasing: to all who know her. JACK MCATTEE Hugo The lad with the wavy hair, excels in swimming: and photography. JOYCE MCCAFFERTY Mac Is our faithful yell leader. and she has certainly done her part to aid in the team's success. BILLIE MCMULLEN Bill Is always ready with an alibi. D0esn't Mrs. Yen- ne say, Procrastinator? THOMAS McPHERRON Tom Is too humorous to be a genius. but he does excell in math, dramatics, de- bating. and journalism. jl-IANETTE MEYERS Nettie Is going to he a nurse. and we have agreed that her dimples would cure .. patient. .,nY YERA BIILLER Due to Yera's outstandin: characteristics, she was chosen D.A.R. representa- tive for the 1040 graduat- ini: class. IKVLI-I TWENTY-TIVO MARJORIE MILTON Margie is the little blonde who is very successful at passing economics tests even though she is present only part of the time. PAUL MISCHLI-lR Shorty May lie quiet at school, hut as a theater doorman. he's a regular Don juan. MARY ELLEN MOREN Rusty ls interested in biology among other things. We will be kind enough not to say what the other things are! LUWELL OBERST Lowell is a great tease. and he goes for these fan- cy red hats. IJORTHE.-X O'DONNl'll.L Il' you have trouhles, dance them away! Dor- thea. with all of her danc- ing ahility. could do just that? LEE OSMON Lee is a good sport and lots ot fun. He is es- pecially popular around the boys. -XSHNCICNHFI FLUSSIE OSMON During the last four years. Flossie has made innumer- able friendships which will not he easily lirol-ten. MARGARI-fl' USMOX Marg ls very tolerable: liowever. there is one thing that slu- is prejuflieerl against gum rliewingf .-XLBERT l'li'I l' Albert always appears to he tired. We are eonyins ced that he loses sleep lie- cause he stays up too late to study. ROBl'IR'l' l'lllLl,ll'l'li Holi ls an excellent liaselmll player: and. aeeording to gossip. Bolfs liaseliall fu- ture seems to he very promising. HOWARD I'l'Rl'lCl,L Lon Delights in annoying tln. assemhly tearhers. but what lioy doesn't? RUTH R.MlSlJ.vXl,li Ruth is seemingly very quiet. hut her Closest frie- nds will tell you that she does her share of the talk- ing. N 1 1 U R, ir' l',X1QI-I 'NX liX'l'Y-'l'l l f 'a MARCELLA RAYMAN Marcellzt likes to gm to rchnnl. hut she wuultl much l'lll.llL'l' 510 plnees :tml cln things. VVe czin't suy that we Imlzmie her ll whole lot. SLE RANEY Sue minrls her own lmusif ness :mtl never bothers xmyone. Perhaps that is why everyone likes her. DONALD RANEY Rt-rl True tu his nickname, hats recl hnir nnrl freckles! liut he is just :ls pleasing :ts his hair is rerl. CHARLES RIFHIE Full of mischief :intl renrly for uoml clean fun: that is prohxihly why every one likes Charles. BETTY RILEY Betty is nlwziys rezifly for zinythin: Cxillerl fun. :tml she has plenty of it tml. RALPH RICKS Buck As his nzimv miuht suggest isn't the xyilrl :tml wmvly type: hon'ex'el'. we think he Coulrl lie riuhtlully enl- lefl the mush :intl renrly type. C'lll-IS'l'ER RITTI-IRSKAMP Pat llns :tn urlrl hulmlmy of resil- verine nnrrurs, Sunnfls xi lot like work. lint Put en- irrys it. fa JAMES RITTERSKAMP jimmy Is the class woman hater. :incl he is blind to all the traps set for him. EUGENE ROBINSON Gene Surprised us :ill by some of his rlruwingsg we were unrler the impression that his tzilents were clevotecl mztinly to kirlfling his fel- low Clzissmen. FLOYD ROBINSON Iflnyrl likes irregular nt- tenrlunce and suclflen vacziv tions. but whenever he is present he is always appre- cinterl. MILDRED SCHIEU Mid Has the charm of zz true szruthem miss. You know the type. rt happy smile and even dimples! RONALD SCHROEDER junior llue to his musical know- lf-rlze. has succeded in or- :nnizinu an amateur ur- chestra. EARL SEAL Small lafl. who you hzmlly knuw is xxrounfl. is zz frienrl wr-rth hzivinu. ELIZABETH SEAT Elizabeth is rlztrl-L :tml Vival- eiuusf Tall zmfl SlZliL'lA'i A frienrl tn all! Tl1:tt's l.ilJliy. PACE 'IAN liN'I'Y lfOl'R MAXINIC SHARE If your cvcningb frnlic in' clurlcs Maxine. than thuri- isn't any flnuhl about how much fun yuu will haw, HEIJQN SH.-XRL'M Hinic CL-rtuinly shnwcrl hc-r Col- on whcn she plziyurl thu part ol Liza in nur juniur Clzisa play. G.-XYl.l-Q SHRYM Swim-I :inrl rlumlf' XXX- :grunt you Gigli- ix sin-1-I. but shi- if not rlumh, ln-cziiifc shi- rzinkf wry high in hor class. MARY SINCLAIR Grail things funn- in small pziclizigi-sf ln spite of Mziryk fmzillncss. shi- hzis lu-cn very vzilunblc tu our class, GER.-XLDINE ST.-XNIJIJCY lorry Bclicvcs in studying. anrl shi- mlm-a ha-r Shure of it too. Mlil,IiOlTRNli STONE Rocky Cain always lic found in the library. IHIC says it is rf-ference work, but we are sometimes mziclc to Wun- cle-r. Clilllilf STUXI-I XYU wm- lmll zinrl muy hif fuluru lic liriuht, am- pmufl ul' thu lim- la C1-rlric llirl in imit- YIRGIXIA STEELE 'AShnrty linjoyf lift :inrl ha-r :lc- llllllllilll pa-iwuiixilily prnwx it. ill-QR.'Xl.lJlNl-I S'l'R,-XXGI-1 gli-ri'y' lluw lilnrk n-3 1-5 zinrl lmlafli hziir. Wu think flu- wulrl Null ln- fzillcfl A'Sk'Yllll'llll.u I-1IJl'I'll SVZNIXICR Sunnic If thi- Jrulilm-ni fhilrl of Mr 'I'Hl'IUlJURl'I 'I'AliI.l'IR Tha- YC! l . Collin-rt's Civic Claisf, mlurl- if lull. flzlrk. :inrl 'y quii-l: lu- wxix xi rvuu- lxu' un our limtlizill Ii-aim. WX IJULURICS 'I'lCXVlCl,l, - can zilwziys flu-pc-nfl on llnl 011-s ln :lu xvllaitn-x'cr XXL 1lSli lll'l' llll I'll0l'L'HYl'I'. NVQ NYU know it will lic flonc ll. 'x MARJORIE TAYLOR Maude Is one of the outstanding jitterbugs in our class, LENNAS TH EROFF A Yeale township boy who gets a thrill CP? from riding to school in the school bus. He likes sport and good books. MARGUERITE TOMEY Marguerite is one of the few girls in our class who is domestically inclined. Good luck to you, Mar- guerite. MYRTLE TOMEY Myrtle talks very seldom. but when she does speak it is worth your time to listen. JAMES UTTERBACK jimmy Has the winning smile which can only be found in tooth paste ads. R EX UTTERBACK A tall blonde young man who is quite fond of loaf- ing in the hall before the iirst period. ROBERT WALKER .Boba Could well be classified as tall. dark. and handsome. He is also a good student. lSlll'lI.II IIIXI BETTY WALLACE Yery few girls can wear their clothes in such a manner as to get the good results Betty does. CHARLES WALLACE Bud Hails from Yeale Town- ship, His chief intrests are girls and farming. mostly farming. RUTH WALLACE Rusie Is an active member of the Girls' Chorus, and if you have ever heard her contralto voice you will know why. KATHRYN WAY KATY Liked her Alma Mater to such an extent that she continued going to W. H. S., even after her parents had moved to Vincennes! CHARLES WEBB We all know Chick is in- terested in basketball. but we were somewhat surpris- ed to find he also has in- terests elsewhere: namely, Vincennes! ARTHUR WEBBER HAArtY7 Is one of the keenest danc- ers who frequents the Hat- chet Inn. DONALD WHITE Donnie Has the ability to get by in class without exerting much energy. Must be his personality! PAGE 'l'WEX'1'Y-SIX -XSIIINICIUII-XII BARTON VVILLIAMS Bart Is one who we always thought was a woman hat- er, but his actions during his Senior year have made us wonder! MARCUS WILLIAMS Mark Has proved his loyalty to the Senior class, in spite of the fact that his interests have been elsewhereg namely, Carbondale. HAROLD WILSON Hack Is a good sport and all who know him value his friendship. HOWARD WILSON Freckles, red hair, and a winning smile, that's Red, MAXINE WILSON A jollier girl than Max- ine can't be found in the halls of W.H.S. WILLIAM WILSON Wig Is always on his toes and ready to go. He is very interested in the current tunes and when around him you can always hear him humming the latest. RUTH WILSON Ruth, due to her charm, was crowned Miss Vlfash- ington in 1038. ELDENA WINTI-IRBOTTOM Iildena has been a firm supporter of W.H.S. all during her four years of high school. Only success can come to such a person as Iildena, KENN ETH WINTI-IRI-QOTTOM Kenny Showed his merit this last year by doing such xi fine job on the foritliidl team. LENA WOOD Lena possesses all the vim and vigor you naturally expect to go with her rc-fl hair. FRANCES WRIGHT Frankie Is a sentamentalist. and a very talkative one at that. but we must agree that she is a very popular girl at W.H,S. 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I I Roxy I Floyd Dinkens Yaleria Dobbyn Donald Dougherty Glen Durnil Freda Drew Waldin Eaton Paul Ebler Wilma Edwards Betty I-lllis Dale Ellis .lane I-Ilmore Row I Mildred Aldridue Doris Alford Don :Xllegree Billie Allen Wallace Allen liilly .-Xllison liarl Allison XYillol1uliby Allison Paul Bateman Erma Barber ,loyce Barber William Barr Row II Shirley I-Immick Norma Iiskexy' Roy Evans Gene Evans Eugene Filzgeralrl Helen Fitzgerald Blary Frankem Norman Fleenor Fay Freeman Mary Gilley Shirley Gilley Rosetta Goolee Row H Miss Donahue Miss Glezen james Allen Dorothy Heck Helen Black Georuia Iiline Caroline Brown joyce Buckley Carl Burriss James Burriss Donald Buckley Floyd Byrd Row III Miss Dorothea Miller Paul Green Sammy Green Lawrence Gregory Yelma Gress Robert Hagel Mary Hamm Ruth Hand Lloyd Hardy Norman Harner Louis Herron Ruth Hill Row III Patty Callender Robert Caslleman llelen Cates Robert Chapman Geraldine Fhestnut llolores Churchill lirlward Clark Norman Clark Marine Clark Harold Colbert lileanor Colbert Clara Mae Collison Roxy' IX' Robert Horrall lidwarrl Horrall Merle Horrall Evelyn Holt Barbara Hugzhey llary Jett Bert Jones Dallas jones Francis Johnson Paul Johnson Row IX' Mary Combs liuuene Cox lietty Creeelius Hob Davis john Davis Mary Day I-Idwin Dayton james Dillon Mary Lou Dillon Ralph Dillon F R ES H l'.X1,l-Q l 1 PRTY-'l'XW Row I Miss Jeffers Susan johnson Barbara Jones Ina Jean jones Emerald Keith Betty Knight Hazel Langdon Charles McCraney Merrill Lewis Donald Livingston Betty Lockhart Bruce Madden MEN P.-XLEE If! FRTY-THR Row II Donald Madden Betty Marsh Nlargie lNIay Catherine Miller Emily Moore Marcella Mowery Ellen Leukhardt Betty McCausland Doris McKay Eleanor McLemore Hugh McLemore Row I Betsy Ross Dorothy Ruckreigle Robert Russell Marshall Seat Wilma Shackleford Barbara Shepherd Virginia Sheley james Singleton Le Roy Southgate Gretchen Sommers Row III Virginia McMullen Robert Neidige Billy Nail Betty Norris Pauline O'Banion Row IX' Sylvia Pinnick Oscar Purcell Geneva Purcell Patricia Raney George Richie Earl Opal Tommy Ricks Maxine Perkins Betty Grubb John Pickett Richard Reister Loren Pickett Dorothy Roberts Norma Pickett Betty Lou Rodarmel Row ll Row III William Standley June Stears Marjorie Stellers Ruth Ellen Stuckey Morgan Stone Ralph Stone Juanita Storey Shirley Strange Jane Sullivan Bob Sum Betty Tewell Maxine Thomas Kizzie Tomey Kenneth Yance Benny Waller Kenneth Waggoner Eleanor Ward Margaret lYalls Eugene White Ester Wildridge Row IX' Miss Hyatt Norma Winterbottom Joe Williams Paula Williams Florida Wilson Charles Wiseman Billy Wimmenauer Louise Wilson Charles Woods Row I Miss Sylvia Orr Dale Allison Paul Arms Len Barber Joyce Bingham Bernard Bohbitt Bennie Boyd Walter Brown Robert Burress Mary Castleman Robert Chambers Eight A PAGE FORTY F4 PVR Row II Violet Cunningham Janet llayton I.ee Donaldson Mildred Edwards Anna Embry Virginia Eskridge Nick Farris Richard Fouts Lynrlle Fullerton Hubert Grow Mr. George Defel Row I Miss Clara Proctor Ruth Arms Henry Arnold Betty Babrick Phyllis Barber James Barber Robert Berry Betty Bingham Dolores Burks Leveta Byrd George Cannon Beatrice Colbert Row III Millie Hastings Betty Heilig Robert Helphenstein Arthur Hughey I-Ileanor Jones Isaac Lamb listher McCafferty Harry Montgomery Biilly Moren l Norma Perkins Row II Helen Corcoran Roberta Edminston Richard Feagans Harold Fitzgerald Billy Fyffe Patty Gross Thelma Harner Ralph Hopewell Russel Hopewell Charles Hudson Row IX' Geneva Pipher junior Pride Yera Rosenberry Pauline Ross Shirley Shallenherg Betty Streeter Doc Sturgeon Juanita Sturgeon Marcella Thompson Row III Marjorie Jones Joan Larrick Margaret Lett Joanna Livingston Virginia Meyers Betty Mae Miley Donald Miley Ruth Opell Jack Overbay Patsy Phillips Mary Lou Pinnick JUNIQR NUWGB Row IY Lucille Reininga Dorothy Simpson Bob Smead James Thompson Lois Trowbridge Betty Truelove Elvin Yandever Mary Jame Vl'alter Robert Weaver Audrey VVilliams Bonnie Wilson HIGH Eight A Row I Clifford Allen Artie Bline Ella Bline Robert Rotting: Margie Burris Joyce Cleveland Dolores Denbo Billy Donaldson Yera I-Illis Virginia Eskew james Faris Norma I.ee Gaither -Iohanna Gibson Row l Mr. Ronald Brooking james Ballon' jean Billings Palmer Blagrave Chester Burress Harry Bush Betty Coleman Ralph Cole Caroline Davis Charles Davis Elmer Divine Row II Robert Greenwood Martha Lou Grimes Lena Mae Itskin Billy Long: Mary Margaret Moren Shirley Phillips Lola Potts Billy Pride Mamie Richie Mary Frances Rodarmel Norma lfnderhill Donald Ward Row II Charlfs Dickens llertrthy Ellis Billy Faris john Fields Albert Gerhardt Richard Goodman Gene Goodrid George Gray Betty Heoten Eleanor Horrall Roxy III Betty jo Warner Norma jane Webber Kenneth Allen W'ilburn Baxter Charles Black Evelyn Blines Leland Brady William Clements Tommy Dedson Junior Elliot Eyerttt Harris Neal Mattinsly Row III Dorothy jones Bernard Killion Phyllis Madden Billy Martin Ruth Nielsen Elizabeth Overbay Eugene Raney Lois Nenner Dolores Russell Hubbard Shipp Row IV Miss Eleanor Smith Harold Morgan Dallas Potts Warner Ross Robert Rumble Herman Shelton Millieent Steele Clayton Webb Pauline White Holi Wvilliams Phyllis Wingfield Marjorie Wisenian lloiyarrl Zellars Row lx' Mary Lou Singleton Florence Small Mary Steele Robert Tolson Forrest Washington Gene Williams jack Willis Evelyn VVilson Frank Yarbrouzh Seventh Grode l',X1QE I-'tiR'I'Y,i.'1y'1-j Row I Edith Allison Charles Barber Rosetta Bradley jean Branaman Dorothy Brummett jimmy Campton Lucille Clagg Ruth Coatney Ernest Collison james Connerley jancie Connerley Seventh Grode I',-Xfilf FUR'l'Y-SIX Row II Miss Edith Flick Dorothy Creager Bruce Dodson jean Eaton Betty Fields Yirginia Fitzgerald lietty Goodrid Edith Grubb Tommy Hagel Ray Hopewell Virginia Lamb Row III johnny McClellan David McConnell joyee McLemore Betty Meade Roscoe Meyers Lois Miller Norma Morgan Marilyn Morton Marion Nielson lileanor Pershing Hilbert Pickett Row IX' Richard Rugh David Seat Billy Simpson Ruth Smith Ruth Snider Wilma Solomon Wilma Splater Mildred Trowbrirl Merle Truelove lidward Uphold 1- Roxy I George Alford Geraldine liaker Robert Best jack llray Barbara Butcher Forrest Chandler Mary Christianbury lietty Clark Gene Cosby Norma Cutshall Row II Donald Dayton Paul Eskew Pauline Grove Farrell Harman Rose Harman Clinton Hudson john Hartman Helen Horrall XYilma jones Gerald Metlee Roxy III Herman Swartz Forrest Melntire David McKinney Charles Miller Mildred Morgan Ollie Nash Seventh Grod Roxy IX' Mr. Lehner Donald Shake Alvin Simmon Kay Simersons lietty jean Splatei lieulab Stanley Lowell Harner Wilber l,ee 'bite Martin Quakenbush Robert Dale Willian Gordon Ramsey Winrlell Willis Donald Raney jimmy Winglield .-Xrthur Rogers Y- ,,, V- - A Q-QM awww, , , ww Agrheeee, ,.,..,k lietty XYright 'N num Lruxx 1 rx Hamm f,HI1kI'.D-XNTZ Unch Assistant Coach ASHINCIIDNIAN XTHI IHTIC BO-XRD T. A. NIFCORRIIVK Huekx' XYAMPLER Hum' GRu1xxwuD M.xR1ux CRAWLEY Treasurer Chairman Secretary Coach l',XliIrI 1 UR'l'Y-SIQYEX fl? rs Un .jf QQ' L. l. vu.- M 4 Z3 L. ix PLAYERS' PERSONALITIES RUFLS ARNOLD Better known as Rufe. is the Senior center and captain. He has a knack of getting rebounds and of pivoting to sink another two points. JESSE BRUNER Junie is a small Senior. but he reminds one of a stick of dynamite or a streak of lightning. He adds point after point from back court and from under the basket, ARTHUR GROVE Is the fastest dribbler known in 'Ithese yar parts. He seldom shoots. spend' in: most of his time con- fusing: his opponents, but when he does he usually connects. Peabody is a Sophomore guard. ity' 11 ::bl4X li X vi as F 1 If it-4 'Q wr Q fa? ii. QA Q x Ll-IROY MANGIN Failed Hook because of his ability to sink one- handed shots from either side of the court. Hook is the junior forward. LEO KLIER Wimpy completes our roster of the first tive. Wimpy is a Senior for- ward and is fully capable of playing the entire game. CHARLES WEBB Charlie is a first-class Senior guard. He contri- butes under - the - basket goals and has proved him- self very capable. JOHN DQIERNETT Is another of the famous Dejernett brothers and is known for his high jumps to get the ball. Deacon is only a Sophomore and will therefore be an asset for two more years. IVAN WINNIGER Known as Pete, is a level-headed Junior for- ward and is skilled in the art of tip-in shots. WILLIAM HARMON l'WiIlie. a junior forward. is an excellent shot from most angles and is valu- able in fast. hard play un- der the basket. JAMI-IS Rll-'FIZY Is a tall Sophomore cen- ter with an ability to drop pivot shots from near the foul circle. Bottle is al- so skilled at snatchinu off rebounds. CARI. ISOGICR l'orky. the student man- auer, runs errands for the coach and is general handy-man. He is noted for his uncanny ability .it throwinf in towels. IH'-.GE F ORTY-EIGHT BASKETBALL Nox 1, The Hatchets hardwood season started w 1th a w1n whlch was too close to a loss for comfort as the Petersburg Indlans showed plenty of signs of hght The game was one of low score, 1, 1, Nos 22 The Hatchest made 1 superb showmg rn the Hatchet House They out played the Bedford boys, showmg what they really can do when they get the season started Thrs ended YVlIl'1 a 4, 23 score Dec I The Hunters sprang mto 1ct1on at the beglnnlng breakmg through the Hatchet defense and holdlng the lead throughout 'The Hatchets fought to the end only to lose by a score of 39 32 Dec 8 Amld a roarlng crowd jlI11R1CLl to the rafters the Hatchetmen returned to thexr str1de to defeat thelr 1rch enemy X mcennes 40 28 1n 'tn Sl -XL contest The Hatchet offense had tl1e Klmes on the run throughout the game Dec 17 Wfrshlngtons next host w lb Ieflersonxllle on the lvnutxful cJl'll0 The H1t chet bl 1de w as hardly keen enough to thop the Red Deuls, but we man1ged to stay wlth ln e1sy strxkxng CllSIZlI'lCC, losmg 2, 24 Dec I9 The Hatchets chlllxed up the thlrd wln of the se'1son on thelr home floor uctory Dec 27 Por tl1e1r hrst une lll the newly constructed JISPLI' 01. m, the Hatchets rallled 1n the thlrd quarter to dcfett th XV1ldcats mtltuw the gune a thr1ller The grfmd hn1l store w IS 3, 32 Det The Hfttchets bowed rn defe1t to the up stlte hxe at l'1Porte rn the m1d N'lC'1Il0Il tontest Xfter trulmg by 1 ltr-fe lTl'lf'llX the Hitthets StlgCll 1 rftllx w hlch ntxerthtltss ended ID 1 Q0 9 detett I X1 I' HPRIX X T - -1 1 1' ' ' ' ' L I Y ' . - . 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'. if ' T'-.'lNlf EAQKFT BALL et 303 Xlttr defttttng llllllllllglillfg 1nd th fftrson1 lllt Red Dtxlls 11 4 1nd 410 rtsptttlxtly tht Httthtts xxtrt dulled bx tht X lnttnnts Xhcts III the f1n1l rounzl of tht lil 1 Stx lournty xxlth tn oxtrtlmt score of 34 32 5 Xlthough both ltlms pltxed a tlutlous 1nd xx ttthful gtmt the locll 1xt took tht honors X tight Prlnttton deftnse sloxxed doxx n tht H ttthet offense to l1'lllxL 1 stort oi 30 23 tn 1 The Httthets dtfttted tht bedford Stonttutttrs for tht setond tune this stl son tt lnedford Tht H 1tthtts pltyttl 1 tonhdent gtmt 1nd good playtng xxas seen Ill txtrx POGIKIOD The x1etorx store xx TS 33 29 tn 16 Returnlng to the form th1t xvas dxsplayed early II1 the season, the Hatchets htnded the Iasper XV1ldt tts 1 second defe1t The storebo1rd F1n1lly regxstered 3y 26 lan IQ after xx 1tth1ng Rcttl tnd Washtngton through 1 dull contest unttl the hnal txxo mtnutes, the fans xxert rtxx trded xxlth 1 thrllhng rallx on the part of XUZlSl1lDgl0H flllll stxx the game ltpse tnto an oxertlmt, the lelatchets scored to xx 1n 24 22 tn 26 -Xiter truhng tht LI1Yll'L g1me the H ttchets clmt through to W1I1 thelr hfth Sl AC xtctory 111 the btttlt xx1th the Centrtl bears of lxtnsxllle WHShlI1gIOIl h1d pulltd tnother from the hrt mtl-.mg the score of 32 30 tn xV'l9lllll3,fIOIl dropped httlt Ill the grooxe 'lffllllbl Nexx Xlbany to xxln 1 xx tllx 1xx IX 'I he pl tyln 1 xx ts superb on tht p1rt of the l-l ttthets, hopelessly defe1t1ng the h tp less Bulldogs by 1 43 30 score ltb 2 ln tht most thrxlhnw tontsst of the sttson, the H ttthtts defeated the N tnctn nts Xhtes Ill 1 hetrt stopptnv ox rtune lhe roof tlmost clme doxxn xv1th the XV'l9l1ll'lg ton thttrs 19 the H1tthtts tor: tl on 1 set play to mxlte the hn1l score 26 24 Feb 3 The Hsttthets shoxxuw tht mtrlt of thexr tttm xx orlx played a good gune xxlth Ltntml of Ft VVTBHC XV'l5lllIlgIOD st1rted llllII1I'l4V tn the th1rd 1nd fourth quarters, XXIII mng an easy x1ct0ry of 40 26 Feb 6 After p1l1Dg up a ten potnt le1d, the Hunters saw II tall 1n the Hnal mxnutes Vlashtngton agam mme forth xxtth a last mlnute xlctory The gun fired on a score of 32 31 Feb 9 For thelr tenth tttory tn 11 roxx, the Hatchets xx on oxer the Marttnsxtlle -Xrte stans 1n an oxerttme The gtmt xx 1s one of the hardest fought battles of the season tndmg xn a score of 3, 35 Feb 16 The H1tthets dttt tted C1reenc1stle C oath Lmxxltx s home toxx n, bv 1 score ol 4, 29 XV8Sh1HgIOH held the lt ld throughout the g'lI11C Feb 23 The Hatthets xx on the Sl XC, croxxn defeatlng lglOOI'l'1lI1gtOl'1 ID the hnal tontest of the se lson XVlSl1ll1UI0Il led the lJlllIl1CI'5 tht entlre g1me xx h1ch ended xxtth 1 store 36-29 M1rch I2 xV'lSl1lllglOl1 btgtn sttt1onal pllx agalnst Shotls and xxon 4123 Burns Clty xxas thelr next xltttm 40 14 Ind they 1dx1nted to tht final round Plamxllle xx as tht xxtnner IH the other brxtlttt, 1nd the txxo tetms fought 1 h1rd b1ttlt XV3ShlDgI0ll truled the hrst half but tame bttlt strong to xx1n, 29 20 Nlftrch 9 The H1tthets met Dugger 1n the first round of the reglonal at Iasper and xx on easllv 32 30 'I he hn1l game found them matched ag11nst thetr old rtxals from Xhce toxxn Once more It xx as 1 ltst quarter rallx that made VVash1ngton XICIOFOUS The final score read 29-26 Nlarch 1 YV1sh1ngton met the Lloomlngton Panthers 1n an afternoon game thtt prox ed to be a thrlller The H ttthets xx ere behmd 20 II at the halt but came back strong and forged IDIO the le1d ID the l1st mmute of plax to xxtn, 32 30 They met Mttchell m the exenlng game and ltd 169 at the half Hoxxexer the stratn of the afternoon gamt began to tell on them 1nd thetr famous last quarter drlxe f11led to materlallze and Nlttehell managed to hold 1 one potnt lead 20 I9 xx hen the f:1n1l gun sounded The Hatchets thus xx ound up thetr most successful se tson ID ten years, xxxnmng 2, losmg 3 I'X1.l'IllrIN ,. - .- . . . .1 ' ' , 1 1 . - 1 . xv - P1 U . -1 1 1 1 1 1 t ln . - ...-- - ' 1 5 1 ,m - , ,, . ,, 1. .. .. . . . , 1-1 1 . 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Q V ' SECONDS' SCORES SECOND TEAM FRESI-IMAN Petersburg 8 XVashington I4 Huntinghurg IQ XVashington I3 XX':1shington 24 XX'ashington IQ Iasper IQ Bedford IQ XV1lSlllI1gI0ll 2o Central of ljvzlnsville 16 XXIashington I3 X incennes I3 XX 1bl11Ilf,IOI1 XX ISIHIILIOII XX 'lSllllI2,,IOI'l 23 Xlonteomery 1, there here there here here here there there here there here there ere ere CIC I CI' XVashington 23 Bedford 18 XX'nshington Ig Vincennes IO Alfordsville IS Bicknell IS Washingtori 18 XX':1shington 18 lzlsper II XX'nshington 25 Bedford I3 XVZISIIIHKQIOII 21 Vincennes I7 lzlsper IQ XVQISIIIDALEIOII 24 Ireland 16 XXInshing,ton 1' Sho1ls Q Huntingvhur Cox ertnnej Bloomington IQ XXI1sh1n37ton 2, SECGND TEAM here there here there there GAMES Vincennes 8 Washington I4 Princeton 22 Covertimej XVashington 24 XVashington 20 Ron I Donald Xiadden Bob Sum bob Hochge ang Dale Ellis Paul Ihteman Ron II No man Harner B1lI -Xlli on P1ul Greene Bruce Madden Bill Nail Ron III Coa h Harrx Chickedantz Garland Ranex Bob Donaldson Merle Horrall Chrirle Harmon Donald Dou herts Forrest Crane Student Manager Bill Miles PKGE FIFTX1 ONE 1 I I I . ' I . Y 16 h . 1 'V' Y ri h i ' gg IIE? LQ Y h Y 1 1 ' h e 1. ' 1 ' . - , , . - ' 7 -4 - 5 . v . . '-fr' '. ,'N'. ' - r ,' ' . g, , . . s . g j, , FOOTBALL GAMES HATCHETS AND PRINCETON TIGERS SPLIT HONORS The Hatchet's first gridiron contest was played in the Hatchet Hollow on September 15. A close game was played with the local eleven being the first to score. With but five minutes to play, the Tigers tied the score at 7-7. The Hatchets displayed more con- fidence and fighting spirit than in former seasons. HATCHETS ARE SMASHED BY REITZ PANTHERS The Hatchets journey to Evansville on September 22 resulted in bitter defeat. The Panthers were successful in crossing the goal stripe six times, making the score 38-0. Both teams substituted, with Reitz sending a complete new team into the game at the begin- ning of the second quarter Even though the local eleven showed fight, they were out- played HATCHETS FIRST VICTORY OF THE YEAR Bloomfield and Washington battled on a muddy field on September 29 Washington showed an edge in the air attack and were the first to score The Hatchets launched an attack when there were but a few minutes remaining breaking the previous tie The score was I3 7 Row I Bill Barr Pd Llttell Bob Crane Leo Simpson Carl Boger Bob Bullock Lerov Webb Theodore Tabler Harold Morrison Kenneth Allison Row II Joseph Lett Garfield Howard Ralph Ricks Charles Howard Bill Wlmmenaucr Elmer Singleton Wilbur Dunbar Bob Cox Forest Crane Bob Gray Robert Hochge ang Charles Pinnlck Jesse Bruner John Thompson Rufus Arnold Leo Sullivan Cedric Stone William Harmon Bob Farris Art Grove Rom IX Coach Cravslcx Don Hanlon Harry Chlckedantz Standlev Ixal herer Harold Fitzpatrick Joe Tutts Marlon Shepard Nlorman Wilson Kenneth Vlmterbottom Xmcent Turk John Dejernett Bill Boyd Ralph Stone I Af E I'll'l'X TNNO , , , L l v 1 I ! 1 G' 1 . 1 ! . il Y . 7 ' ' . .y . 2 1 v - ! A 1 - - I Y Y .'! S 7 - I i I ' Row III--Joe Barber, Pete Wmmger, Bernard Relster, Charles Harmon. . 1 ' ' ! Y Y v . , . Y Q Y ' Y . Y T . 1 'Y . , v . ' - Y 7 Y 9 4 ! ,. ,. . v Y I 7 . 7 ' FOOTBALL GAMES BLOOMINGTON BEAT THE HATCHETS IN FINAL PERIOD On Octoher 6, the Hatchets lost the game to Bloomington, after outplaying them in the first three quarters. YVashington reached the midfield only twice. They lost their grip when a punt was blocked near the end of the third quarter. The Panthers then drove ahead to make two touchdowns in the fourth quarter. The Final score was I4-0. BULLDOGS DEFEAT HATCI-IETS, OCTOBER I3 Bicknell won their first S.l.A.C. contest this year with a running attack which swept through the Hatchet defense. The Bulldogs made two touchdowns in the first quarter. The Hatchets made a threat at the end of the second quarter, but the time was gone be- fore anything was accomplished. The game ended with a score of 20 to o, in favor of the Bulldogs. ALICES WIN OVER I-IATCHETS, OCTOBER zo One of the most thrilling gridiron classics of the year was played on October 20. This outstanding game started slowly but the tempo increased when the Hatchets first scored. The Alices succeeded in tieing the score Z7 to 7 at the half. Vincennes scored twice in the last half while the Hatchets scored only once. The game ended with Vincennes 21, and Washington 13. I 4 PAGE FI FTY-THREE BRAZIL RED DEVILS OVER HATCI-IETS OCTOBER 25 Brazil battled Washington in a game made difficult by a muddv Field In the First halt the opposing squads fought it out on exen terms In the second half the invaders scored twice The Hatchets made a desperate attempt to score and crossed the goal line only to be called back for clipping VVash1ngton again bowed m defeat The score was Brazil I4 Washington o HATLI-ILTS WIN OX ER MINERS NOVEMBER 3 After four years of long xx 'ming the Hatchets elesen finally bring home a SIAC victory in their best game of the year Ex ery position shovs ed strength and fighting power We scored in the second and third quarters making the score I3 to o The uctory was not due to the outstanding plavlng of one individual but to the entire elexen HATLHETS LLIP DUGGER ELEVEN NOVEMBER II season with the Hatchets third win of this year With good playing in all POSIIIOIIS the local squad crossed the goal line four times The thwrgmg aggrtssneness shown by thc locals hit hard against a stubborn Dugger line The curtain rings down on 1939 football season lCilVll'lb iffanrs looking up as the Hat chets lost fixe won three and tied one This sets a new record for the last four years of football history Let us now pack au ay our helmets and blocking pads but always let us keep our memories Julia Bollenbacher, Joi ce McCaffertx, Tom Bovi man Rax Sumner PAGE FIFTX I-OUR , . , . V : Y A T , n 7 'ti i 7, I A . . . . 'i i I . ' i i r 7 i I , . . . T . V. . Y . Y . . . . . Y . . 1 N , N , On Armistice Day, the Hatchets battled in true Washington style, closing the football . N . . . . ' . I . Y . . . , 7 i i '. ' K ri Y L r Y 11' Y ' ' Y - . T . . . . . . K , . I 1 . . Y - Y., , C U . . . a ' V Y , Ron I Gaxle Shrum Grace Broun Lenora Graham john Slmpson Roberta Edmanston Jack Hagel Dorotnea ODonnell Margle Jones Rowland Schroeder Robert Burress jowe Smlth -Xrthur Rogers Bob Hagel Murrel Horrall Ron Il jean Ham Lucene Fcagans Charles Lreaeer jean Moren Marple Xounr. Shlrlex Stran e Lois Gmet M8fllSH 'VIorton Phxlhs Foster Marx Lou Plnnlcle Betts Defel Petty Fallender Pattx Phllhps -'krthur YVeaxer Dorothx Crea er Xmzmla Fttz erald Mary Ellen Moren Ron Ill Rat Hopewell Robert Smead Margle Moren jovce Cleveland Marshrll beat Dorothw Pershmg, Edwm Daxton Johnnw Waller Rxchard Gruelle Rlcharr1Reed Helen Lou Wallace Dorothx Slmpson Ron IX Mrlclred Reed Nancx Colbert Walter Brown MHFHIC Ruth Max Mabel lee Graham Ruth -Xneerer Stanlex Daxton Helen Burress Rlchard Ru h Ruth Wallace MIFIOH haton Marx jean Defel jeanette Daxton Norma PEllxll'l9 Preddle Dobbxn Andres Wlll1amS joan Ann Iarrrck Marletta Cal Ron X Proles or Y F D1 ard BAND X remarlethle dexelopement h ts been mtde from the sm lll lu md ot tour years ago to the srxtw hxe pleee hand ne non haue ts the result ot Nlr Dllllrd s efforts llesrdes thelr summer eoneerts nn the plflx md itll Nesper Seruces the hind has played at ull the home hrsleethlll and loothlll games rlllb IS their hrst vetr to play rn the bmel stand xx hrch IS placed ln the center ot the neu st1d1um Two trlps haxe been made to Indlanapolls The FII lxappa Sororlty pres nted the band ruth tlcleets to the First Svmphony Concert The second trlp xx as made to the State Repubhcan Lonxentron and parade The hand took active part holding a dns tlngulshed POSIIIOU Thus sprung the band IS loolemg forward to the St ate contests Th y hope to rarse therr preuous records l Xt l- l-IFTX FIXF , l ' -4 ' 'x Y . . Y ' Y ' .Y ' Y Y . Y 1 Y Y Y .v' Y ' 'Y Y 1 -1 K vs ' 1 y x 1 1 K Q yi y x . 1.x 'Y 2' r 5 ' 1 Y .' -y - ' 1 .' 51 F . fl v - , - -. Y y K , 1, U ' I . , 'V . 1, . J Y 'Y Y . R x v h U Y ,v ' ' v ' r v r R V ' ' 44 v - , 1 v ., - A . , . Y A ,. v '. ,- Y . , 5' Y f Q if v y v V 1' y Y - , 4 , ' . . - H . . V y A V . . Y A I . Y .i 1 lender, Marilyn Yonderschmitt, Beatrice Colbert. jerry VVard, ' '- - ' -S J. ,. 'll . A, 1 K rl 3 - s s lk ss s - 1 L . w 1 kv K V s -I I v Q v I nf . rg r vs 1 4 - ' A I ,f s-. sp - - -s v . x 4 ' . Y' 7.1 s 'V sf s 1 1 ' . 1 ' : : . 1 . ' ' ' ' 1 ' L ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' . ' . ' ' . ' '. 4 ' ' ' A . e ' L Y P 4 I ' . - . v . , V . . , . ' e . e e ' , Y- ' ' '. ' 1 ' ' . . S , . . . . . .- . . - . Hi-Y Club FROM CENTER TO RIGHT-Tom Bowman, Hugh Aikman, Jack McAtee, Ray Brown, Arthur Webber, Bill Miley, Harry Branaman. FRoM CENTER TO LEFT-Paul Mischler, Roland Schroeder, Kenneth Allison, Ralph Ricks. Bill McMullen. Robert Walker. BACK ROW-JOE Storey, Herbert Grimes, Charles Pinnick. Robert Crane. Harold Morrison, Jerry Ward, William Sprauer, johnny Simpson, john Thompson. Robert Bullock. CENTER-MY. Dewey Prater, Our purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community a higher stand- ard of Christian character. The Hi-Y Club was organized under the sponsorship of the National Young Men's Christian Associa- tion in 1926. Our branch was organized in the same year under the sponsorship of Mr. Hertenstein. The present sponsors are Mr. Prater and Mr. Crawley. Various citizens gave interesting speeches to the club throughout the year. As a project this year, as in other years, the Hi-Y club contributed to the Herald-American Legion Christmas Fund. At the end of each school year the Hi-Y sponsors the Annual Intramural Basketball Tourney. The teams winning this tourney has their name inscribed on the Trophy. For the past four years the Senior Class has been the winner. Paul B. Mischler, Secretary ......-X--..- The Drama Craft Club directed by seventeen officers and the sponsor, Miss Clara Proctor, successfully completed their third year in dramatics. The first and biggest task for the officers and members was the production of their annual three-act play. The play chosen for dramatization was Blackberry VVinter, a comedy. A large audience witnessed the second annual successful play. The Dramatic Club took upon itself the work of decorating the front of the high school building during the Christmas season. This club also gave a Christmas program for the student body. The pro- gram consisted of a short play entitled, Christmas at Casey's, a Christmas address by Dr. Murr of the First Methodist Church. presentation of football sweaters, and carol singing, Row I'fBetty jo Fields, Miss Proctor, Phyllis Flee1or, Yiruinia Sullivan. Doris Flannery, Betty Gross, Martha Elmore, Phyllis Cunningham. Gayle Shrurn, Lorraine Lindley. Eleanor Gaither. Marian Eaton, Thel- ma Yarbrough. Row II-Charles Swann. Yiruinia Hastings. Elizabe h Seat. Mary Frances Greenwood. Alice Flick, Imo- gene Canary. Roberta Chappell, Jean Blackwell, Mar,rl1'ie Wilson. Marjorie Eaton. Wilma Madden, Mary Leu Peek. Geraldine Standley. Mildred Horrall. Row III--Lowell Oberst. Beverly Vollmer, Eugene Hackler. Bill Hyatt. Mark Williams. Keith Lynch Mary Ellen Moren. Grace Brown. Margie Dauwalflez Margie Hamersly. Reba Feagans, Lowell Stafford Byron Chattin. Row IX'-Bill Pershing. Tom McPherron. Dan Ma min. Robert Gray. Richard Murdoch. Steve Clark Bill Grannon. Bob Chappell. Arthur XVeayer. Ralph l'tterback. Rex Ftterback. James Fitzgerald. Nu P1f'Tt'Rr1-Bob Hopkins. Mack Banta, Marietta Callender. Marilyn Yonderschmitt, Robert Hamilton Dromo Croft Club PAGE FIFTY-SIX Blue Tri Club Row I-julia Gina-t. Lorene Snialer. Rosemary Russell. Anna Lois Grea-nwooal, Bonny Grow. Yom a jackson. Ba-rnaaline Reister. Betty Riley. Barbara R-fininua. ffloa-ne Shipp. Betty McCracken. Mavina- Ba t Martha Fitzzeralal. Miss lileanor Williams. Roxy II-Uorothv Covalt, Betty Reddick, joycc Bariier. Betty Hooten. joan Iiovvney. Virginia Colbert jean Ham, virginia Da-alman. Lucille Wright. Mary Sxvorrls. Wilma Hinkle, Geraldine Alford. Miss W ilkinson. Marti a Row III-Betty Knight. Yirginia Sheley. Betty Stafforal. Iiilean Ba-st. Rolia-rta Goodwin. Cora HL c thou. Helen Hvatt. Ia-an Miller. Raith Monts. Betty Ma't'aaslanrl. Wilma Ruth Lynch. Mary Denny. Row IX'-Margie t'lema-nts. Norma jean Harner. Mary Hart. Norma Lea- Harrier. No PIf'TI'Fli-'ShiI'll'y limmick. Emily Moore. Nancy Nagle. Delores Wathen, Dorothy Wathen. The purpose of the lilue Triangle Club. a hranch organization of the Y.XV.C.A.. is to live Christis Law of l.ove and 'ito huilcl a fellowship of women anal girls alevoteal to the task of realizing in our common lilie those ialeals ot' personal and social living to which we are committeal hy our faith as Christians. ln this enaleay or we seek to unalerstanal jesus, to share His love lor all people. anal to grovv in the knowlealge anal love of Goal. The cluh has several ohiectives which incluale establishing an unaierstanaling hetvveen the activities ot girls anal women. enlarging the community's unalerstanaling ol' its young people. teaching responsibility. improving social conalitions. anal helping the girl memhers to unalerstanal their problems anal linal new interests. ln their program, they stualv puhlic questions. such as economic problems. ealucation. anal race relations. -f-- X ---- The liooster Cluh in the VVashington lligh School. sponsoreal hy the hlisses lleulah llenlielal anal lfvelyn Reeal. was organifeal in September, iogj. The purpose of the cluh is to estahlish school spirit anal promote higher ialeals. .Ns the name ot the cluh implies. the aim ol' the memhers is to hoost the school in all vvavs possihle. The cluh strives to pro- mote hetter school vvork. aliscourage taraliness anal truancy. anal promote courtesy anal respect. Xlemhersliip is evtenaleal to hovs anal girls ot graales seven to ten inclusive. During the present year oiemlia-rsliip was limiteal to titty niemhers hecause ol' a'l'a:vvtla'al conalitions. The oliicers are electeal for a perioal ol' one semester. vvith the exception ol the treasurer. who holals his ollice for a year. The otlicers for the current year are presialents. johnny XValler axial Xlargaret Grimes: vicefpresialents. hlargaret Grimes anal Xlarshall Seat: secretaries. lfleanor llarher anal Paul johnson. The treasurer is Cieralal Ulrich. Row If-Susan johnson. Sylvia Pinnick. Patty Sue t'allanaler. jane Sullivan. lietty Waale. Iiilliernae Priaw. lieorzia Keith. Nlarearet Grimes. julia liollenhacher. Volla-an U'lJonnell. Rolla-rta limiston. :Xurlrey W'illiams. Patsy Phillips. lla-rnaral Killion. New ll Bliss I-Iva-lyn Reeal. Mary Gilley. Ha-lan f'.1ll's. Betsy Ross. Pauline 0'l'lanion. Iloris McKay. Helly' firtllllm. hlitttlotja' Nitty. li1tl'lr1tt'1t Iones. llorollt' Simpson, lla-ati'ia'a' folliarrt, Ifrank Ygirliroiigh, Holi Ilelphenstine. Rau III Nh I-iaa v rt'l'll Ra liarl 1 ' V- Y. ss -xlah iil'l'1L'ilL'lll. lllak Peek. Holi ja-hnson. john Waller. Stanley lxallierer. l lil'Ii I'roonia'. lal Ylrich. earl Byral. Roha-rt lQemmis. Marsliall Seal. Holi l4t:1'ress'. llrnce Matlrlen. Billy Moren. ww IX'--Paul johnson. Eugene Fitzgerald. Hill Wimma-rauer. Willnur Lee White. Sammy Greene. I,a-n ver. jacl: .-Xllmin. Holi lluuser. Norman Clark. liahvin Dayton. Nick Faris. Ray Sumner, 'Q swf., ska' Club Booster 5l'fX Roxx I M1 L B klmmel George Lmdsex -Xrthur Moms, Paul Bateman Edxx ard Hax es, Paul Pleetxx ood Norman Fleenor George Hicks, Merrill LCXVIQ P111 Ebler, Floxd Den' 1ns Roxx II Paul Greene james Rrtterslwtmp Tum L1ll1e 'Vlelxm Armes Le Osmon Dean Alhso 1 Dale Iuderlclx Robert Mox es, Earl Opell Marx m Rlck Donald White Roxx III Roxxltnd Galthen Robert Hand Arthur Osmon, junlor Rutledge Robert IJZIXIS Dalhs Jones Bernard Barber Joseph Strange Lexxls Alhson Rox McRoberts No PIKTIRI -Xdrlln -Xlllscn Paul Greene Ixan WIHIHLLF john Daxls Dan -Xllegree, Etrl -Xlhson But jones Carl Miller Ldxx 1rd Clark, Roscoe Qhelton Gene Ex ans, Iames Guder THE AGPHfULTUQE CWUB The Agnculture Club xx as O1'g'llIllCl.l thls xear bv ILS members for the tollowlm, puruoses To nromote feneml IlIILl6I'5IllNllI1U' amonr affrlculturc students and to ac u'11nt 2-, 1 To cmourlgc pLl'S0l1llllV dexelopment and spetlxlng Qblllty or dexelopment ol lmdershtp 3 To promote coopemtxon 4 From prenrlnffcd profrrrms fuxtn dt rm r club meetmffs members may germ n form 1t1on xx hlch max be used on their lplflll Tlns club meets once exery txxo xxctlts durmg, the school xt lr Ill the Vocttloml Agn culture room Mr I B lxnmmel, the X ocatroml Xgrrculture teacher, 15 sponsor The folloxxxng olhcers dlrect the club and program Roy 'WcRoberts Presldent Adrlan Allx son XICC presldent Don hVl'llIC, Secrctwry Marxm Rlcks Tre1surer QFCORD CLUB Headed by 'Sir Cehrrg thxs club rs a compantrxely nexx one rn this school Its pur pose 15 to further musrc apprecnatnon 'lhe members haxe studted the Scherezade Surte by Rlmsky Korsakow, sexeral records from Deanna Durbln s latest hlts, and Tschaxkow sky s 5th Symphony The ofhcers are president, Frances VVr1ght, xrce presrdent, Helen Burress, secretar , Dorothea ODonnell treasurer, Gene Lee The membershrp ns small, lrmrted to those mterested rn muslc PV F FIITX FII HT V kg . , , ' V I 'X Y ' ' Q ' . .V I Y . 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'.4i'f ll-'H'-i'lNli SCHOOL CALENDAR Bears up plenty to get a 32 30 dec1s1on at 1 ball game 1n Exansnlle New -Xlbany got helsed 1n 1 game here that belo11ged to the HlIChCIS from the st1rt 43 30 FEBRU ARY Oh my' Yours truly lost three pounds yelhng 1t the Xnncennes game an oxer Illhe th1t kept the tans frant1c unt1l the l1st bsaket made I-I1tchets VVIHHCIS 26 24 H1ppy Hunters were unsuccessful ID the1r hu11t for 1 11ctory 1n Wlshmgton cause the Hatchets won 3231 Could we llllif thtt hVlSllll!gl0l1 1 ll b new SIAC Ch1mps Undeafe1ted Conference games they haxe only one more g1me 1tter w1nn1ng from NI1rt1ns 11lle 3, 3, Creawleys CHLIIIIICI sl1pped Greeneastle defe1t of 47 Q ICFIXXICY used to LOICII th detetted G e wow 5 All the 1ctors lllll ILIFLQSLS turned out to I11 PYIIICCS 1nd prmcesses of 'tctmg wh ll they presented the Ziflllllll y 8 Q grade operettl Prmce of Peddlers Wheeeee' Thev d1d 1t' H1tehets cut Bloommgton for 1 33 2Q NIH to becom new SI PKC Ch1mns X hee Llllllll d1v' Xnd 1 be1ut1iul XXIII our Sl10Il9 41 23 for the hrst 11ctory 111 the see t1on 1l Hltehets elumed the S CUOIIII Crown bx VSIIIS o1er burns CII, .1014 1nd I'l11n11lle ZQ 20 On to State' I esper Hour Ind IS guest s1ngers the Ho ne I'C0llOl'l1lC9 C l1orus I011r s1x week PLFIOLIS 1re gone w1th the XXIIHI Oh s1y cm you see Any sore spots on me? The aboxe rhs me ch1nted frequently 1n l11lls tod11 report c1rds 1re at ll ag11n Huehets went to I1sper for the Reg1on1I and well t1lse 1 peele at the seores H'1tehets 51 Dugger go H1tchets 2Q-XIIHCCHDCS 26 To X IHCCHIICS for the Semt Hnals next w eele Co111e on H1tchets' A g1la pep sess1on 1 p1r1de and 1 huge yellow Hatchet w 1th Ye'1 H1tchets On to St1te pamted 1n I1l1cIe I'1en the maxor came to spc'1k 1 7 1 7 1 I 'U If SIXTX The Hatchets String of 11ctor1es w IS bro ken to day when they won 1n the VV1sh1ng lOl1BlOOlT1llIgtOI1 game 32 30 only to l0Se to M1tehcll of all people 20 I9 We gOt 15 t1r IS the btllll l1n1ls, anyway, and there s another year commg In the sprmg 1 young m1ns fancy turns hghtlv to the Illlllg gtrls thxnk about all ye 1r 'I he same IS true now Spr1ng xaca t1o11 Its soooo l11rd to study 'tfter be1ng out ot tl1e rut lor hxe del1c1ous d1ys IIOIHI ot 1'due 111011 1nd IDLPIFIIHCDI heads ellI1Lil together How xeddy xeddy 1nterest 111 1' Lueley 'XLLILILIII LIIIIOI' Cl1ss play d1rec t d by hVlllll!D5 deserxes bushels of orch1ds lor ILIOYS 111d produeer APRIL The X esper Ilour fe llLl1'Cel the Men s C0111 1nun1ts Chorus lXI1ll1e Iirown SCIWIHQ, d1 or I 11r s l ll0I'llS N I1 D1 re tllI'Lel0I' X IHLISIC festnal, no less H O Y Ig Y honey C O M I3 comb-bu? llllgi from tl1e Cltx Sp lhng Bee One hundred Hfty d1ys gone 1nd only th1r tx to sfo 1111t1l the end of the school ye1r C1r1de cards well V onderl1nd 1n 1lI 1ts wonder w hen Sprmg NI-XY Flllll Nesper Ho11r of th season had IIS guests Dr Roy Sm1ley 1nd h1s 111 g1rI Ll'l0lI' from the NIethod1st Church X N111 Que ll I1 PTOCLSSIOII llld 1 w o11der ful ILICIICIILL 1t the 1nnu1l Sprmg Festnal 1 I 1st S1de 1 Senlor cl1ss pl IX 1 f1tt1ng cl1111ax to '1ll th pro1eets the Semors hue lllIClLI'I'llxLI1 th1 1e1r Our co111pl1111e11ts to Reed d1rector St1iI wh1te Slllfti 1nd he1xenly formals ITYILIC stude11ts resemble pages from Vo gue 1t the ILIHIOI' Semor Prom Semors m1de proud owners of aw 1rds ll Cl1ss X1ght S FXICCS mort ctrds IS9LlCLl t 1 a1n s tl1e l1st t111e Semors don11ed c1ps 1nd robes to FLCCIXL the1r d1plom1s rew lfel for twelxe 1 1rs of h1r1 worle h11t lf w1s fm The s1xt1 second 1nnu1l commencem nt LKCTCISCS found 111prox1n11tfl1 on hundred 111d s1xt1 gl lCIll'lIlI'lg students Imogene C1n1ry - I . 1 I6 I I '1 I ' ' V ,' s - . 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Miss Clara Proctor. ancl Eleanor Gaither. DEBATE LLUB The VV.H.S. Debate Cflulw ol' roto was compzmsetl of six memhersg namely, Eleanor Gaither, Frances Wright, Stephen Clark. llill Pershing, Tom McPherron, and Charles Lehman, clehating on the topic: Resolietl. that the United States Government should own and operate the railroads. During the first semester, the club met as a class preparing for formal debates during Ianuary, February. and March. On December 2. the elulw took part in the Purdue Con- ference for Indiana tlehate clulws: on lanuary 9. the team won their first formal debate from the Iasper Dehaters. then won two tlecisions from Marshall Township ancl Salem elulws at the invitational tourney heltl at Bloomington High School. 'lihe cluh is a memher of Section ll in the lntliana Dehate League. XVashington, Glen- tlale. Bloomington, lietlliortl. antl Marshall Townsliip schools eompetetl at lietlfortl, Feli- ruary 17, for the honor of attending the zone and State meets in March antl April. Row I--Charles Hovfarti. Robert Chapman. liernarcl Rai-ter. Miss Marie Lee. john Czispeix blames Ritterskamp. john Marsh. Yinrerit Deitz, Donald Hanlon. Row II-Robert Pickett. Charles Pinnick. Eugene Hackltr. Robert Hamm. Holm fllittlrr, Georue Rankel, Ilewey Dillon. Herman Clark, Harold Purcell. Boyfs Glee Club P.-Vilf 5lX'l'Yf'IiXX'II Lotw Contestants Fnefi ffm'-Wilnia Hinialc. Kunncth .-Xllifon. Arthur Wn-:tx't1'. john Sinipxnn. Yvrzi Millar. Sifuxif iww--Curl Prirlv. Bctfy Row Gvnt-va Purctll. Roy Clank, 'illillfll Icon' Miv iflililllllll HL-rt zinrl Mis lilvzinor XYEI liznnx. Ngmnfurf, LAT! N QON TEST ln local Latin contests, the winners were: Division I-Gciicva Purcell. Betsy Rom, .Xrthur NVc1ix'cr: Division ll-lit-nnt-th .Xllison, Curl Priclc. VVilinu llinlclcg llixision lll-A Vt-ra Miller. Iohnny Simpson, Roy Clark. 'llhosc winning from the tlistrict contt-st lit-ld hcrc Mart-li go. wt-rc cntitlctl to cntcr the itiilt' contest. lit-lil in lllooxningon. Tim contcstgints Llllll IL'LlCl1L'l'5 wort' cntcrtziinctl with :I lrzinquct following the contest. Cioltl. Silver. and hronzc mctlnls were 2lXV2ll'Qlt'tl to winnsrs ol' this incct. Miss lilllllllflll llcrt zintl Miss lflt':1nor XVilli:1n1s hiitl charge of tht- contest in Xvlwlllllglilll lligli School. lixt-ry ytxir this school has sont contcstunts. Scvcrul years ilu- stzltc winncrs hint- hccn from Vx'n5hington High School. Ll Row I-Mr. X. lf. llillgnrl, -lczin Hlzi1jl4xx't'll. Mzrxinv Shzilic. iflt-tinri' Bvnnctt. Ilorotliy' ll:1tt'm:1n. .Xl'l11ll'.Y1lIl.l jcri't'll. Mzuinc VYilfon. IJ4:i'utht'11 O'lJonnt-ll. livtly' Grow. Rolwrlgi fll12lDIN'll. Maxim- lit-ft, Mzirtllzi Fitzuaiailrl. iil'1llI'lk'L' Collxcti. Row II ---Mwrszircv 0-inoii. X'x'iIm:1 .lt-:in Morvn. Ht-ttjv Rn-rlrlick. Emnia Ricliiu, l.t'n.1 Viioorl. lfllcn Yi-zilc. Mairy Sinflziir. Maru-llzi Riiflllllflfl. Mziruic Hzinivrdy. .Xlinc llillnn. liluiw Sttvlv. Rvlui lfvziuaiiix. .-Xlifc Flirk. Row lll-- lim-ttv jczin Rilvy. Ch:n'loltc Mt'Kinnt'3'. Ilzinai Goorlrirl. Sue Rzincy. l,l'Il4iI'Il Kirxihzivn. Myrtlt' 'I'omt-y. Hvftci' I.con:1rrl. Mzirjotit- Milton. Ilorie l l:inm-ry. .Ioyrv Mt'C'ziI'lm-i't5'. 'l'ht'lm1i Yzirlmrotlull, Ciixirt' lirowii. Ruth XY:ill1i1'v. Ruth .-Xriuvrt-1: Row IX-'Llllll .'ll 0'lJzmm-ll. Hulcn Keith. Mzirizxn ligaton. Frit-flu Muff. Milfl- rccl YYQ-lrlwr. Norman Moon-. Ht-tty XY11llziCc. Rosa-nisiry Zollzirs. Ruthzt Mathis. llmvutlix Horton. M:n'ioi'iv ll.vllXHllfll'l'. Imfxgcm- f'1in:irx. Xu I31f'Tt'it13A4-lunc Dillon. V Ciirlfs Chorus VM Ili SlX'l'Y-'l'lIRliE Spring Fever The Senior Class of 19349 presented their Senior Class play, Spring Fever, a comedy drama, on May 12, at 8:00 p. rn., directed by Miss Eleanor Smith. The audience actually believed themselves to be in Mrs. Spangler's boarding-house, so realistic was the acting. The plot involved several Brookfield College students who got in and out of trouble easily. Anne's millionaire father, after a misunderstanding, was persuaded by the students to donate the desired science building. In order to do this, the young people put on an act and in the end everybody was happy. CAST Howard Brant Iohn Walters Vivian George . Ed Burns Patil Sims Henry Purcell Vic Lewis lack McMurtrey Phoebe Purcell Lou Herron Barbra O'Donnel Maude Corey Mrs. Spangler .. Irene Hamilton Professor Virgil Bean Anne Purcell , Barbara Smiley Mr. Dixon . - Suzanne Corcoran Carl Luder Iimina Lou Cavanaugh Ruth Holland , Bob Burns Bill Seat The musical prelude to Blackberry VVinter. presented by the Drama Craft Club, October 24, was played by the High School Band under the direction of Professor V. E. Dillard. Aunt enn Boone, a cri 1 vled writer, nrovided for her lazy brother, lied. and his famil '. Y I I I . I VVhen a self-help student comes to work. complications arise. Alvin falls in love with the student, whom he later discovers is his half-sister. The curtain falls to find Alvin and XVanda happy again, because a visit from the moun- tain mother and her child disclose the falsehood of XVanda's identity. CAST Aunt Ienny Boone Imogene Canary Lizzie I,ura , Margie Ilamersly Pudge Fed Tom fN1cPherron Page Alexander Alvin Byron Chattin Dessie XVanda Parris Phyllis Fleenor Mary Ellen Moren Beverly Vollmer Bill Pershing Ifleanor Gaither 'Blockherry Win ter PAIIIC SIXTY-I-'l lI'R f ll The Haunted Choir On March 51, 1939, the graduating class of ioao presented their lunior play, The Haunted chair, under the direction of Miss Evelyn Reed. The presentation was a mystery. taking place in the country estate of an eccentric millionaire. He was liound supposedly dead hy his negro servants, and the greater part ol' the play is devoted to solving this mystery. This mystery. well interspersed with comedy, proved to he a delightlul eyeningis entertainment. CAST Mr. Iohn liaxter llugh .Xiliman Peggy Moore Liza l.ee l.aZy l.ee l.ucllle Page Dr. llenry Stanley lloli Stanley Pu Ile-len Sharuni XX'illiam Cirannon Marian liaton Floyd Roliinson Marcus VVilliams Nellie Kennedy Mr. Dennis Ciilhoo Ielilirey lfallen Mrs. liurloye Mrs. Moore Gayle Shruni lfleanor Gaither Rohert llalnilton 'l'honias McPherron lfranccs XVright Margie Hamersly rple Towers. the Iiigli school operetta. directed hy Miss Marie l.ee. Miss lleatrice Mclntosh, and Miss Martha Cilexen. was presented lw the tenth. elexenth. and twelfth grades at the high school gyninasiuni on Noyeniher 14. logo. Mary Yanderlip comes tironi a fehool in Paris. to lind her home. Purple lowers. leased to Phil llratlley and L'rseha Applegate. 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TUCKER THE 'Ce and COO' CO- RICKARD Book STORE Phone 77 A YOUNG MENS STORE WIRTS CLCTI-IES SHQP COMPLIMENTS of HUMMEL'S DRUG STORE DYER'S DIAMOND SERVICE D-X Gasoline 760 Motor Oil Firestone Tires East Sth and Van Trees 24-Hour Service GREENWOOD 6' CO We Keep Business By Keeping Prices DOWN Trade Where A Nickel Does its Duty THE SANDWICH SHOP I3 N.E. 3 d St t ARTHUR W DAVIS Mg WILSON MARKET O Quality Meats Fresh Fruits and Fancy Groceries 8l5 W Walnut St Washington Ind Phone 310 JACOB G CLARK QUICK LOANS S20 to S300 Phone 238 I 3 5 E South St sh gto I- I UP r ree . , r. F R - - . . Wa in n, Indiana For All Occasions Say It With FIowers from The I-hllcrest Greenhouse RALPH and MARIE BURRIS Prop 300 John St Phone 313 W Four Jerseys at Graham Farms shown as a Danry Herd Group that was undefeated at the Indlana lllmols Ohio and Wlsconsm State Falrs These splendid lndlvlduols mvlte you to try their Pasteurlzed Dalry Products At Your Grocer or Phone I57 G R A H A M F A R M S Indlanas Greatest Farms 1 MJF EIGHTX SIX O , . I I ' ' I , , .- - SIMPSON LUMBER CO. Phone 94 The Big White Yard by the Depot LET US HELP YOU BUILD NORGE HOME APPLIANCES R C A VICTOR and EMERSON RADIOS PALMER ELECTRIC CO 216 L M NORGE HEATING APPLIANCES J. C. PENNEY CCD., Inc. DEPARTMENT STORES Dry Goods Ready-to-Wear Clothing Shoes Shop at Penneys and Save Busmess Needs Secretaries Accountants and Executives lt Otters Early Advancement and Larae Income to those wrth Abllnty In making plans for your career rt will help you o ave ou literature t IS yours for e askmg and wrtho.1t obllgatron Lockyears Busmess College E ansvllle Indiana lXlllllNllllI I O oooo .I I . . I.. th r' .l' th Q 0 W V. - - - . Best Wishes Home Appliances and Hardware to Wholesale and Retail Class of 140 BACON'S LAMBERT CLEANER 308 East Main St. Phone 50 22 E. Main Compliments Of F W Woolworth Company 5 and IO Cent Store If Its In own Its At W1Il1Hm s Pharmacy The Rexall Store CHEVROLET Washington Tire Shop New 5 Used Cars GUGYUHT-Wd Washington Motor Co Inc Tlfe RGCGPPIHQ Washington Indiana Vulcqnlzmg IXII IIIXX I T I 0 o , .f . I5 E. South St. Phone 288 IIS N. E. Sth St. '. 'I ','lXlf HOME BUILDING SL LOAN ASSOCIATION of Washington 205 PeopIe's Bank Building SAFE-SOUND AND PROGRESSIVE SINCE 1908 COMPLIMENTS The Hamersly Store ELMER BUZAN AGENCY INSURANCE BONDS REAL ESTATE Ph 58 of People's National Bank Building Washington, Indiana one Sound Banking Ideals Faithfully Maintained Io V Fifty-Two Years im MJ, :Wu Ji, aggfl' PEQPLES NATIQNAL BANK and TRUST COMPANY W sh gt MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP a in on, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS ToThe CLASS OF 1940 lf? fic lx? PSI IOTA XI ALPHA PSI CHAPTE V' if Sli. R CONGRATULATIONS TOTHE CLASS OF 1940 QA! KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA, Inc CHARITY CULTURE EDUCATION INDIVIDUAL PORTRAITS by BOURGHOLTZER The Official Photographer For The I94O Washmgtomon A KODAK MAKES THE IDEAL GRADUATION GIFT BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1940 Washington Funeral DITCCEOTS JAS A GILL G SON ELWOOD WILLIAMS KELLER MORTUARY - . SALUTE TO THE CLASS OF 1940 WE ENJOY OUR PARTICIPATION ON ALL THE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. WE HOPE YOUR GRADUATION IS YOUR STEP OVER THE THRESHOLD OF A FUTURE SUCCESS AND ACCOMPLISHMENT Specializing in apparel for the Boy Graduate THE BELL CBEITMANSD WARD S The Home of the Elgin Watch and the place to get your Diamonds and other Jewelry Watches and Optical Repairing CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 40 J D WARD sr SQN 3l3 East Main St I I I I O 0 , 'Ii X PHILOSOPHIES OF LIFE ITS UP TO YOU The starry dome IS what you see In It not more The sun ss what you e from It not more The flre that you feel In the heart of a friend IS the fuel that you gave It not more SQUARE PEGS IN ROUND HOLES Be what nature Intended you for and you wlll succeed be anythmg else and you wlll be worse than nothmg WORK THE ELIXIR OF LIFE Work rs the true ellxrr of llfe The busiest man rs the happiest man E cellence In any art or profession IS at tamed only by hard and persistent work Never believe that you are perfect When a man lmagrnes even after years of strlvmg that he has attained per fectlon hrs declme begms Cnty Light and Power Cnty Water Works IX I NIXI Y H . . I .gk Municipal Public Utilities EAL' O f SAN The Perfect Seal for Gymnasiums, Halls, and Classrooms made by HUNTINGTON LABORATORIES Inc Huntington, Indiana ART SHAPIRO REPRESENTATIVE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Let us solve your Insurance Problems QRAL C CI-IATTIN AGENCY 204 State Bank Bu1ld1ng Phone 206 Best of luck to the Compllments of Graduates Of Washlngton H1gh School KRAMER 6' SMITH JUDY GROCERIES MEATS INSURANCE AGENCY fl Ik r C11111 IL r 11 I1 II'I IS 1' 1 111 011 11 to s11111 v 1 111 1x11'x SLIIILIIX xxl1111 xou xu 1 1111 Y s ol 11111rsC sn 111 I1 ll xxont do 1111 1 0o1I 11tI11r XX1I1I11r IJ1 11111 xx 1111 to mx XI1 X111 Hoxx 111111l1 1 ks t s xx11rt1 VI I11t I11111I IS In 1 1 1 111 IX I I11x1 N 0 s I1111I 1 I1 r1 1 tln 11111 t11 1I1111x III 111x 1101 1 011l1111 1 1 KX 1 1 Ill 1 11 111 IL III xx url 1 Patromze Cut Advertlsers IXI XIXFIXX .X ' : 1 1' 1 I 1' Say 1I41I I'I y g J Ia'- 111x' dog? 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I HI Wallace Bros. - Shine Shoe Tinting A Specialty Always Boosters For School and Team Wm Lose or Draw L G Balfour Company Attleboro Manufacturing Jewelers 6' Stationers to Schools and Colleges Massachusetts Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas Personal Cords Cup Medals Trophies Jeweler to the Junior Class of Represented by RALPH THOMPSON 423 So Perry Versailles Indiana 1XlllXllllNIlll Xl Washington High School HAGEL'S JEWEL SHOPPE IO6 East Main Phone ZI7 ELGIN - GRUEN - HAMILTON - WALTHAM WATCHES Washington - - - Indiana THE CONGRATULATIONS WASHINGTON Class of I940 GREENHOUSE HARRY HANSON WE FURNITURE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS SMITHCRAFT MANUFACTURING STATIONERS Columbus Junchon Iowa ALLEN MARSHALL 30 E 3rd Indiana Sales Manaaer Bloommgton Ind I 2 . St. ,, I I ' I. 'I-I .'Ii IIl'XI IQICI TNR' PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ALLEN HASTINGS 8 ALLEN ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW 206 Peoples Bank Bldg. PADC ETT Z1 ROGERS Lawyers WASHINGTON INDIANA dDby ' .L DOBBYN Er LEHMAN ATTORNEYS I3-I5 Temple Court Bldg. Phone 164 SEAL 5 SEAL ATTORNEYS I0-I2 Temple Court Bldg. Phones: Residence l387 Office 4 HYATT 6' DONALDSON ATTORNEYS 303 Peoples Bank Bldg Phone I8I EARLE THOMPSON Attorney at Law Phone 687 WashIngton Indiana STEPHEN E MYERS ATTORNEY AND ABSTRACTER 205 206 State Bank Bldg WASHINGTON INDIANA Phone 758 PHILIP D WALLER LAWYER WASHINGTON INDIANA IXI XIIIIXIIIIIIIIII I Fre ob n Adelme C ehman F A Seal Alym Seal Robert J. Hyatt Ray S. Donaldson J. I I PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY BERT O. BURRESS, M.D. Physician and Surgeon EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT GLASSES FITTED STATE BANK BLD Pho es Off ce 302 W Res de ce 302 VANCE J CHATTIN M D Surgery and X Ray STATE BANK BLDG Pho es Office 302 W Res de ce 996 WASHINGTON CLINIC oss Teatmet XRay 5 DR H B LINDSAY SII E Main Sf Washington n X DR. W. O. MCKITTRICK Physician and Surgeon EAR, EYE, NOSE, C7 THROAT FITTING OF GLASSES DR JACK MCKITTRICK Physician and Surgeon RAY AND PHYSICAL THERAPY Peoples Ba k Bldg Pho e I24 DR H C WADSWORTH SURGERY X RAY 5 East M S o e DR SMOOT Physician Phone 296 W WILLIAMS PHARMACY x mir ot hc m L I IXI XIIIIXIIIIJIIIR G. n I -- - i n - -R - , - . . n 3 ' n . ' - - i n V n Diagn i, r n , - , Surgery - . O8 ' t. . . , I CI. am Ph n 83 i I Did ou -x 'r ' '4 l t E SURGEON AND X-RAY eIcCtricg1I cnginccr who jumped fro his chair. Iuccausf ic got I - amps in his punts? 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