Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Washington, IN)

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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

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swore orrmceres S'I'liPHliN CUXRK President 4 HL! H XIlxM XXI X lee l r SltlLIlI RL I H NV XI I Xl S eretnry fliperlsfw KMA! 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.

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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