Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Washington, IN)

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Mr. Ottis Iohnson fl E55 R05emCU'Y Keifner Mr. Charles Lehner Mrs. Eleanor Lett Vliss Dorothea Miller Mr. Claude Musselman Miss Ndomi Noel Miss Sylvia Orr Mr, Dewgy Pmfef Miss Evelyn Reed Miss Dorothy Schmidt Mr. Ray Scott Mig-,S Irene Spitz 7!wcf chaaiwn Mr. Ottis lohnson , . . Oakland City College, AB., University of Chicago, A.M. . , . English . , . Social Studies , . . Miss Rosemary Keifner . 4 . Purdue University, BS. . . 4 Home Economics . . , Biology . . . Mr. Charles Lehner . . . lndiana State Teachers' College, BS. . . , Commerce . . 4 Mrs. Eleanor Lett . . 4 lndiana University, A.B. 4 . . Latin . 4 , Miss Dorothea Miller . . . Columbia Teachers' College, M.A., New York State College for Teachers, B.S. . . . Librarian 4 . . Mr. Claude Musselman . . . Manches- ter College, B.P.S.M, . . , Music , . . English , . Miss Naorfi Noel . . , lndiana State Teachers' Col- lege, BS .... Home Economics . . . English . Miss Sylvia Orr . . . Butler University, A.B. , History , . . Spanish 4 . . Mr. Dewey Prater . Oakland City College, A.B. . , 4 Mathematics . . . Science . . . Miss Evelyn Reed . . , lndiana Uni- versity, A.B .... English . , . Miss Dorothy Schmidt . , . lndiana State Teachers' College, B.S,, Univer' sity of Michigan, M.A .... Mathematics , . , Mr. Ray Scott , . , Franklin College, A.B.g Butler Uni- versity, A. M4 4 . . Physical Education . . 4 Coach . . , Miss Irene Spitz . . . lndiana State Teachers' College, M.A. . . . University of Chicago, Ph.B. , . . History 4 4 . Mr. Lloyd Wagner , . . lndiana State Teachers' College, B.A 4.,. Social Studies . . . Miss Wilma Watt . . . lndiana University Training School 'G' 3, for Nurses, RN. . . . School Nurse . . , Mrs. Myrtle ff, Z' A A it ' P ' 'K , , W 1 - is Mr. Lloyd Wagner Miss Wilma Wan Mrs. Myrtle Yeune Yenne . Franklin College, A.B. . , . Engish

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Mr. Floyd Bennington . . . Indiana State Teach- ers' College, B.S .... Industrial Arts . . . Mrs. Roberta Blackmore . . . Indiana State Teachers' College, BS. . . . Music . . . Miss Bessie Brown . . . Indiana State Teachers' College, B. S .... Mathematics . . . Social Studies . . . Miss Lula Brown . . , Clerk . , . Mrs. Marjorie Cochran . , . Indiana State Teachers' Col- lege, B.S .... Lip Beading . . . Speech Correction . . . Mrs. Gertrude Dant . . . Indiana State Teachers' College, A.B ..., Mathematics . , . Mr. George Defel . . . Bose Poly, B.S .... Science . . . Aviation . . , Mr. Omar Deich . . . Central Normal, B.S .... Art . . . Miss Ella Donahue . , . Indiana State Teachers' College, B.S. . . . English . , . Science . . . Miss Edith Flick . . . Indiana State Teachers' College, B.S. . . . Indiana University, M.A .... Physical Edu- cation . , . Health . , , Mr. Ronald Frette . . . University of Illinois, B.S. i . . Agriculture . . . Mr. Forest Gehrig . . . University of Paris . . . DePauw University, AB .... German I . . English . . . Miss Martha Glezen . . . Oakland City College, B.S. . . . History . . . Science i . I Mr. Henry Greenwood . . , Indiana State Teachers' College, BS., MS .,.. Social Studies , . . Science . . . Miss Betty Lou Grimsley . . , Indiana University, B.P.S.M .... Music . . , Mrs. Essa Hunter . . . Indiana State Teachers' Col- lege, B.S. . , , Indiana University, M.S .... General Science . . , Mr. Harry Hunter . . . Indiana State Teachers' College, B.S. . . . Indiana University, M. S. . . . Mechanical Drawing , . . Physical Education . . , Miss Eliza Hyatt . . . Indiana State Teachers' College, B.S., M.S .,,. Social Studies . . . English Mr. Floyd Bennington Mrs. Roberta Blackmore Miss Bessie Brown Miss Lulu Brown Mrs. Marjorie Cochran Mrs. Gertrude Dant N ,.. my . f 351 I Q., I i ,Q Mr. George Defel Mr. Omar Deich Miss Ella Donahue 1 f ' -- - 514551 .. I 55:5-Qti y K - ' 1 4 I fir ..,, ' I y ' .:, , it A i f f Miss Edith Flick Mr. Ronald Frette MY' F- Gehflg I . V zz, I K i Miss Martha Glezen Mr, Henfy Gyeenwoqd Miss Betty Grimnley Mrs. Essa Hunter Mr. Hai-rv Hunter W Miss Eliza Hvcxtt 4

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We go down two flights of stairs to the basement. To our left are the Home Ec rooms. Both Miss Keifner and Miss Noel are new additions to our faculty this year. They are two of our youngest teachers. Mr. Hunter, a favorite of all, teaches Mechanical Drawing. You will always find him in a happy mood and ready to help wherever he is needed. All the hammering and buzzing we hear is coming from the Manual Training room. The teacher here is Mr. Bennington, a quiet, reserved man who is well liked by everyone. He is also new this year. We go via the tunnel to the old building. First we come to Miss Glezen's room, although she is seldom there. She is always out in the hall hoping to catch some poor soul who uses the wrong stairs. We really appreciate her efforts though, and we don't know what we would do without her. She teaches social studies. Miss Hyatt, history teacher, is right next door to Miss Glezen. She is a teacher with a hundred virtues. The first room on the second floor is Mr. Prater's. He teaches math and handles the financial affairs of the school. Miss Donahue, one of our faithful English teachers, has her room up here too. We pause outside of Room 73 where we see many fine drawings done by Mr. Deich's art students. Next is the music room. This is a very busy place as it is used first period by Mr. Musselman and his super band-then by Mrs. Blackmore, better known among the seventh and eighth grades but liked by all-and finally it is used by golden-voiced Miss Grimsley. Back in the corner is Mr. Iohnsons room. Be- sides teaching history and English, Mr. fohnson sponsored the lunior and Senior plays and the best annual ever. Science, the subject the eighth graders abhor, is made interesting by Mrs. Hunter. The male members of the high school were all eager to correct their speech when Mrs. Cochran was added to the faculty. fThe girls like her tool. That covers this building, but waitl No, we didn't forget Mr. Frette, our agriculture teacher. He may be way down in the basement, but we couldn't forget such a nice man. Though they always considered us the worst class ever, and we did a lot of griping about them, we realize now that our faculty is the best there is. Zl