Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Washington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1946 volume:

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C,O7Ilr1l'lHI'CH This department includes typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand, basic courses for the young man or woman who plans to make a career of busi- ness. in the picture at the top Mr. Wilson gives a time test to a first-year typing class. A group of advanced typing students. Miss Peters dictates to her beginning shorthand class. Ulzysicczl flvlzifccitimz This is the course in which every boy and girl takes an active part. lt is beneficial to those physically able to par- ticipate in that it develops strong bodies as Well as sportsmanship, leadership, and fellowship. At the top right, Miss Flick checks attendance in a girl's gym class. Mr. Chickedantz teaches A. C. Graber and Charles Myers how to do a flip. The fundamentals of basketball are being taught by Mr, Hunter in a second period class. Coach Scott supervises a cales- thentics class. Q fm., ,Y -5 .. ' as QW 1 wb' ' ' A ,gy , , a ,L 4, my 1 W My 5 E , 72. K. 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At the top of the poge Miss Spitz lock, ond Billy find of globe interesting, While Miss Glezen considers Porn- Americon problems. Next we find Miss Hyottt pointing out United Stotes boun- dotries in 1860. Personolity is the topic of the dcxy in Mr. Wogners clciss. 1 practical Scieifzces This department offers training tor future home-makers, farmers, carpenters, mechanics, and instructors in these sciences. At the top of the page Miss Kiefner looks on while a student threads an electric sewing machine. Looking at Bob Monts' drawing is Mr. McCormick. Miss Noel is shown with two students in their well-equipped kitchen. Mr. Frette tests cream while Mr. Bennington dem- onstrates the use of the cut-oft saw. ustoalioms Here are the men and women who make it possible for us to study in clean, comfortable rooms. Pictured from the left are: Mr. Miley, Mr. Bateman, Mr. McGee, Mrs. Williams, Mr. Colvin, Miss Sellers, Mr. Allen, and Mrs. Walker. We Wish to pay special tribute to Mrs. Walker, who has been with us since 1928. She is a familiar figure in our halls, always busy, cheerful, and helpful. We share her pride in her son Robert, who will graduate from West Point in Iune. if, Z' - E . L fv k . if .i,f.,.,,,A.,., Z bfhs A' xxx -:mmm eoffge admires . ix in 2 'f1z .. , 1,Nz':-:'iT ' 1 J V -.IT M' ' 3 fu nf. M-,ur f M.. Q-wx . -9' W .. .., VM' V' ..-. ..,,,JwAu an pmnw 1 , 5' , Liv wp-3 ai hi. .Nd , ,L CE, wi- K X .:-W' ... K' ' 4. Q..ma-A int if , f-'f ' .., M' -,, W - vw .,,-. .W V- 'ff ,... ,' L, W ' - - ' 1 , ug .-4.:s':7i5F ,,.v.Q+1Qas1-ww -8- ,. .-. I W- g ..4,fA-ff-T-W: 1, nent? AQ-9:05 -M ' ' ' - -ow... M -my V .. v ,, iw, ,N H -W ,., N ,, -'- .,.,,,,-an ...aww Q- ..4:--...gy ...,----. K Q' M... Q, A W WJ: '- 'M' ,...j-2 'H M 'A .,..-:,s.-.wr ..- N W ,Q SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Charlotte Brace, Vice-President, Marceline Kortge, Treasurer, Paul Banta President, Doris Barrett, Secretary. Seniors not pictured in the following pages: loe Cosby, Elinor Tomey ln Memory Of Doris Rose Dunbar November 27, l927 April l3, l945 Elsie Aeschliman Dramatics Club, An- nual Staff, G.A.A., lnk- Ovation, Spanish Club, Student Council, Girls Glee Club, Yell Leader Betty Alsman Paul Banta Dramatics, Annual Staff, l-li-Y, Student Council, Football, Pres- ident Senior Class Elva Barber Sigma Pi Norma Barber Prom Committee, Girls Glee Club Doris Barrett Beta, Dramatics, G.A.A., lnk-Ovation, Student Council, Prom Committee, Sigma Pi Forest Bateman PFA, Barbara Bennett Dramatics Club, Band, Prom Committee Betty Bennington Dramatics Club, Sigma Pi Barbara Black Dramatics Club, G.A.A., lnk-Ovation, Student Council, Band, Basket- ball Queen, Sigma Pi Robert Blanton Margie Blevens Beta, Dramatics Club, Blue Tri, lnk-Ovation, Spanish Club, Student Council, Prom Commit- tee Robert Booker FPA. Charlotte Brace Beta Club, Dramatics Club, Sigma Pi, Annual Staff, GAA., Student Council, Prom Commit- tee Allan Covalt Dramatics Club, An- nual Staff, l-li-Y Club, lnk-Ovation, Student Council, lunior Play, Prom Committee, Pres- ident Ir. Class Delores Chandler Girls Glee Club Martha Chappell Ruth Brown Sigma Pi, Blue Tri Girl's Glee Club Walter Chattin Football Thelma Cunningham Sigma Pi, Ink-Ovation Girls Glee Club Barbara Davis Beta Club, Spanish Club Bonnie Colbert Sigma Pi, G.A.A. Iean Colbert Beta Club, Dramatics Club, Annual Staff, Ink- Ovation, Prom Com- mittee Betty Davis Prom Committee, Girl's Glee Club lean Day Beta Club, Dramatics Club, Annual Staff, G.A.A., Ink-Ovation, Student Council, lunior Play, Band, Prom Com- mittee, Girl's Glee Club Freddie Phyllis Dobbyn Beta Club, Sigma Pi, Annual Staff, Blue Tri, Ink-Ovation, Student Council, Band, Prom Committee, Girl's Glee Club Norma Donaldson Beta Club, Sigma Pi, Prom Committee, Girl's Glee Club Carl Eggleston Hi-Y Don Ellis, Ir. Football, Aviation Club lim Eubanks Beta Club, Dramatics Club, Annual Staff, l-li-Y, Ink-Ovation, Stu- dent Council, lunior Play, Prom Committee William Farris Army Service Eleanor Fields Sigma Pi Phoebe Fitzgerald Beta Club, Student Council Phyllis Foster Beta Club, Blue Tri, G.A.A., lnk-Ovation, Band, Prom Committee, Girls Glee Club, Sigma Pi Carl Fox Football, l-li-Y, Prom Committee, Aviation Club Roberta Gaither Prom Queen, Beta Club, Blue Tri Marilyn Gray Sigma Pi, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Student Council Eleanor Greene Dramatics Club, Sigma Pi, Blue Tri, G.A.A., lnk- Ovation, Prom Commit- tee Rita Gress Dramatics Club, Blue Tri, Ink-Ovation, Girls Glee Club Virginia Grubb Sigma Pi, Annual Staff, ink-Ovation Barbara Hagerty Dramatics Club Iames Hamm Band Robert Harris Football, Army Service Norma Horrall Charlene Hoss Robert Hubbard Band Christina Huey Sigma Pi, Spanish Club Billie Iohnson lnk-Ovation, Girls Glee Club Ross Kirk Baseball Marceline Kortge Beta Club, Sigma Pi, Annual Staff, lnk-Ova- tion, Student Council, Girls Glee Club, Senior Treasurer Ioyce Lawyer Girls Glee Club Ioyce Lee Io Ella Leonard Sirl's Glee Club Marietta Lewis Dromotics Club, Sigma Pi, Blue Tri, Student Council Rosemary Lockhart Blue Tri, G.A.A., Bond, Girls Glee Club Roberta Madden Blue Tri, G.A.A,, Girls Glee Club Richard Martin Prom Committee, Avio- tion Club Leon McCall FPA. Ruth A. McCausland Dromotics Club, Sigmo Pi, GAA., Aviation Club Norma McDonald Dromotics Club, Blue Tri, Student Council Betty Miller Dramatics Club Harry Miller Dramatics Club, Hi-Y, Football, Baseball, Prom Committee Bob Monts Aviation Club Ioyce Myers Beta Club, Sigma Pi, Ink-Ovation, Blue Tri Nellie Newton Beta Club Lola Nicholas Spanish Club, Gir1's Glee Club Richard O'Banion Hi-Y, Prom Committee, Sigma Pi lack Opell I-li-Y, Basketball, Foot- ball Mildred Opell Beta Club, Sigma Pi Wilbum Osha Aviation Club Kathryn Page Beta Club Fremont Pickett Dramatics Club Barbara Phillips Sigma Pi, G.A.A,, Ink- Ovation, Band Ioan Pinnick Ink-Ovation, Student Council, Prom Commit- tee, Girls Glee Club Norman Pride Dramatics Club, An- nual Staff, l-lifY, lunior Play, Prom Committee, Magic Show Melburn Raney Hi-Y, Student Council, Basketball Shirley Reddick Dramatics Club, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Girls Glee Club, Aviation Club Richard Riffey Marjorie Robinson Beta Club Fred Rogers Annual Staff Mary Lou Rogers Sigma Pi, Annual Staff, lunior Play, Prom Com- mittee, Girls Glee Club Bonnie Russell Girl's Glee Club Ruth Scraper Beta Club, Sigma Pi, Ink-Ovation, Blue Tri, Prom Committee Bill Shallenberg Dramatics Club, Stu- dent Council, Prom Committee Regina Sheley Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Girls Glee Club Betty Shirley Dramatics Club, Blue Tri, Student Council Elmer Singleton Dramatics Club, Hi-Y, Football, Army Service Bill Smith Annual Staff, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Student Council, Football, Prom Committee Ioyce Smith Beta Club, Sigma Pi, Annual Staff, Student Council, Band, Prom Committee Roscoe Smith Annual Staff, F.F.A., Student Council Nancy Stafford Beta Club, Dramatics Club, Annual Staff, GAA., Ink-Ovation, Spanish Club, Student Council, lunior Play, Prom Committee Wilma Stafford Dramatics, Blue Tri, GAA., Spanish Club, Girls Glee Club Gleda Standley Sigma Pi Mary Stanley Sigma Pi, Blue Tri, GAA. Patsy Stevens Dramatics Club, GAA., lnk-Ovation, Prom Committee, Girl's Glee Club Zelma Sturgeon Sigma Pi Iune Tharp Blue Tri, G.A.A., lnk- Ovation, Student Coun- cil, Band, Prom Com- mittee Ioyce Tillie Dramatics, Blue Tri, lnk-Ovation, Girl's Cflee Club Marilyn Tolson Sigma Pi, Blue Tri Helen Wallace Dramatics Club, Sigma Pi, Annual Staff, Blue Tri, G.A.A., lnk-OVa- tion, Student Council, lunior Play, Band, Prom Committee lack Wampler Beta Club, Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council, Basket- ball, lunior Play, Prom Committee Lucille Weathers Blue Tri Sylvia Weintroup Beta Club, Sigma Pi, Blue Tri Fay White Annual Staff, l-li-Y, Ink- Ovation, Prom Commit- tee Mary Ellen Wildridge Dramatics Club, Sigma Pi, G.A.A., Student Council,,Aviation Club ' Virginia Wiseman Sigma Pi, Annual Staff Blue Tri, G.A.A., lnk- Ovation, Student Coun- cil, Prom Committee Marjorie Woodruff Sigma Pi, Blue Tri, Girls Glee Club Virginia Woodruff Dramatics Club, Blue Tri, lnk-Ovation, Girls Glee Club Roderick Wright Annual Staff, F.F.A., Football William York l:'.F.A., Aviation Club IN- SERVICE GRADUATES Billy lack Killion Charles Nash CLASS OF 1942 Melvin Armes Bob Armes Clyde Gress Lowell Stafford CLASS OF 1943 Norman Clark Robert Davis Edwin Dayton Ralph Dillon Iohn Drury Dale Ellis Roy Ellis Lloyd Hardy Don Livingston Ralph Stone Richard Riester Edward Rhodes lames Reinsel K - - K34b CLASS OF 1944 Iames Baker Bernard Bobbitt Artie Blines Charles Dickens Iohn Fields Bob Helphenstine Bernard Kirsch Don Lorton William Martin Richard Morganti loseph Walters Clayton Webb Frank Yarbrough CLASS OF 1945 Dean Best ' Palmer Blagrave Robert Botting William Fitzgerald Robert Harris Bill Moren Ralph Osmon Williarn Pride I-lerrnan Schwartz William Steele Bernard Wagner Floyd Robinson Bob Tolson Ernest Williams GQLD STAR HONGR RQLL Mr. Ernest Wallace, who graduated from Washington High School n 1937 and was a member of the faculty until his enlistment in December 1942 was killed in action in Italy lune 2, 1944. Wayne Adams 1942 Herbert R. Belcher 1932 Carl Boger 1941 Walter Buzan 1944 Willis Read Davis 1935 Charles Dugger 1941 Clarence E. Fields 1942 Iames N. Fitzgerald 1940 Robert Hochgesang 1942 Charles Howard 1934 Charles King 1934 Robt. Leo Murphy 1941 Charles Strange 1939 Ioseph B. Swan 1939 Ebert S. Thompson 1936 Arthur Webber 1940 Daniel Vollmer 1938 QSSPP , fly., U 13' 4 - ,A ,L ng. -'N Vyfqi .Z if Q -' xg L 582 ' WEL. george tolerates 11 9 SSMEN IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pauline McCracken Ann Nimnicht Gene Hudson First Row: Marjorie Colbert, Mary Berry, Eileen Cole, Virginia Be-rns, Bette Canary, Lois Allison, Henrietta Blines, Mrs. Dant. Second Row: Shirley Burkhart, Margie Buckley, lean Bicldinger, Norma Burton, Dorothy Beadle, Barbara Bromn, Carol Bateman, Mary Lou Boger, Margaret Brennan. Third Row: Eugene Burkhart, Dale Chestnut, loe Cosby, Clifford Bateman, William Arisan, Calvin Armes, Bob Clements. Fourth Row: lim Barber, lohn Arford. -rv ,rf Y FV! 'Gite First Row: Lois Fleetwood, Iuanita Gootee, Wanda Fitzgerald, Iune Donaldson, Barbara Garner, Delores Day, Phyllis Hagel, Phyllis Dover. Second Row: Gloria Dillard, Leila Greenwood, Barbara Graber, Anna Lou Doades, Georgia Cresgy, Virginia Ebler, Thelma Hartman, Doris Eaton. Third Row: Robert Decker, Darrel Crouch, Dean Fitzgerald, David Hastings, Kenneth Hinkle, William Greene, Edward Dages. Fourth Row: Robert Gross, Frank Harris, Mr. Greenwood. JU IOR First Row: Bessie Lashbrook, Bonnie Langdon, Betty lce, Ruth Anna Madden, Betty Kernpf, Ruth Ann Mattingly, Pauline McCracken, Margaret Kennedy. Second Row: Clara Keith, Mary lane Livingston, Elsie Keith, Norma McKinny, Dorthea Lashley, Vera Kilps, Doris McGee, Mary Ellen Lents, Barbara Madden. Third Row: Bill Iones, George Learmonth, Gene Hudson, Glen Inman, Mack lones, Iohn Lee. Fourth Row: Arthur Ioary, Paul Gordon, Bob Hill, Paul Lamb. -ff--+A f 'W T L1--.. First Row: Betty Richard, Patty Moren, Marilyn Milligan, Velma Ruggles, Harriet Rose, Betty Io Ricks, Norma Scott, Mary Lou Roe. Second Row: Bob Read, Don Murray, Ann Nimnicht, Emily Morgan, Lois Moffet, Rowena Miller. Third Row: Melvin Miller, Charles Rude, Lloyd May, Mr. Gehrig, Don Pershing, Bill Naylor, Galen Shirley. JU ICR First Row: lo Stafford, Betty Swan, Billie Lou Stevenson, Mary Sue Utterback, Dorothy Wonder, Aline Winkler, Elinor Tomey, Betty Stanley. Second Row: Ierry Vance, Beverly Smith, Carol Winterbottom, Mary Lou Warner, Leroy Waller, lack Steele, Miss Glezen. Third Row: Bill White, Bob Thompson, Kenny Smith, Robert Woodall, lohn Wallace. Fourth Row: Gerald Vandever, Charles Wonder, lack Utterback, Io Thompson. Fifth Row: Bob Stellings, Benny Wallace, Ray William, Willis Williams. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Bob Haig Arch Waller Bob Schiffli Shzrley Iordcm QPHO lORE First Row: Ioann Boyd, Anna Babrick, Sara Lou Chestnut, Sue Ann Brown Lenna Brown Marilyn Sue Barley, Mary Banister, Ruth Beasley. Second Row: Virginia Clements, Catherine Chesser, Maxine Barley Ioann Berry Rose mary Boston, Nancy Colbert, Miss Orr. Third Row: Earl Covalt, Dana Allegree, Iohn Clark, Howard Belcher Don Arthur Maurice Bledsoe, Iohn Barber. Fourth How: Merle Covalt, Richard Branaman, Donald Collison M-,MIX ff 2 f Y , 1 l' , N t Q r V ., 13 ',.., E hm WATCH 'TS 'l-A-Q First Row: Sarah Dick, Mary Martha Dietz, Ruth Greenwood, Mary Doades, Inez Dobbyn, Ioyce Goodwin, Virginia Dayton, Norma Arvin. Second Row: Helen Fleetwood, Helen Devine, Wilma Cutshall, Wilma Fleetwood, Barbara Elmore, Wilma Granger, Wilma lean Ellis, Ruth Boyd. Third Row: Bernard Eads, Donald Eubanks, lack Davisson, Iames Fields, Henry Gill, Wilbur Fields, Francis Gaither. Fourth Row: Donald Edminston, A. C. Graber, Charles Donaldson, Richard Culbertson, Owen Fitzgerald, Iackie Decker. Fifth How: Carl Alexander, Mrs. Hunter, SOPHOMORE First Row: Louise Holt, Mary Katherine Holsapple, Anna Mae McDuffy, Irene Madden Rose Hand, Barbara Hudson, Vivian McCullough, Helen Ham. Second Row: Roma McCrary, Betty Hamilton, Billie Iones, Dorothy Kramer, Nancy Lobeck Shirley Iordon, lerry Hohner, loy lones, Kenneth McLin, Miss Keifner. Third Row: Charles Leonard, Danny Martin, Bob Haig, Albert Lawyer, lack Lindy Thomas Leonard, Wayne Mattingly, Sammy McKinny, Maurice Iackson. Fourth Row: Gilbert Gress, Dick Grubb, Iames Kirby. First Row: Patsy Nutter, lane Scudder, Vera Resler, Beverly Miller, Doris Russell, Betty Nalker, Mary Miley, Shirley Moren. Second Row: lack Miller, Catherine Osman, Ioan Russell, lackie Reddick, Aline Potts, Virginia Shoultz, Virginia Myers. Third Row: lohn Shanks, Harry Opell, Willard Page, Ierry Naylor, Bernard Roach, Bob Schiffli, Clarence Selby. Fourth Row: George Murray, lim Scraper, Charles Roll, Richard Osha, Robert Purcell, Mr, Defel. SQPHOMQRE First Row: Betty Wise, lris Webb, Iudy Sommers, Mary Strange, Virginia White, Wilma Summitt, Delores Trowbridge, Frieda Thompson. Second Row: lack Spitler, Violet Wuertz, Nancy Weaver, Nancy Smead, Evelyn Wing- field, Iuanita Terrell, Doyle Wildman. Third Row: Cecil White, Woodson Sullivan, Clarence Tolson, Bill Vonderschmidt, Iimmy Wallace, Dallas Sturgeon. Fourth Row: Paul Wise, Howard Wood, lack Simnick, Archie Waller, George Todd, Leo Warren. Fifth Row: Iohnny Wiltz, Mr. Wagner. 'fix 41, N--. p'i 5--at w.,...,i ' ' F at First Row: Mary Barber, Mildred Brady, Delores Bowmer, Frieda Bline, Naomi Baker, Shirley Burnett, Carol Arford, Beverly Bartlett. Second Row: Billy Clark, George Abel, Ted Aeschliman, Betty Brummett, Sadie Bynum, Betty Bussinger, Dick Armes, Kenneth Beeker, lames Belcher, Miss Hyatt. Third Row: lames Coffman, Eddie Baumann, Samuel Bynum, Donald Catt, Leroy Brothers, Ralph Chattin, lack Allen. FRE H First Row: Olive Evans, Edna Eskew, Clara Dodson, Dorothy Davis, Norma Fettic, Vera Evans, Marilyn Drew, Dixie Colbert. Second Row: Barbara Fitzgerald, Virginia Dillon, Rosemary Fordyce, Margie Fleetwood, Donna Colbert, Charles Faith, Miss Donahue. Third Row: lack Edwards, Roy Crouch, Fred Franklin, Billy Cresgy, Norval Cornelius, lames Edwards. Fourth Row: Paul Colbert, Lawrence Davisson, lack Emrnick, Don Cosby, Ioe Fitzgerald, lack Colbert. Fifth Row: Ray Eskew, Bob Foster, Robert Eggleston. we First Row: lo Ann Gelarden, Patty Graber, Marjorie Hudson, Nancy Hughey, Maxine Hunter, lo Ann Harter, Barbara Ioseph, lane Gilkison. Second Row: Nancy Gilley, Ethel Hobson, Barbara Huey, Delmar Gregory, Velma Harner, Anthony Hale, Florence Hill, Robert Gregory, Donald Gregory, Miss Brown. Third Row: Duane Horrall, Iohn George, Eddie lohnson, Beverly Halbert, lames Hill. Fourth Row: Bob Ice, lirnmy Heller, Richard Garner, Ronald Harris, Alvin Hill, Donald lett. FRESHME First Row: Elsie Kirby, Erma Lamb, Doris Langdon, Patsy Lobeck, Lorene Lendsey, Marilyn Myers, Phyllis Lee, Martha McKinney. Second Row: Ralph Morgan, Bill LeMasters, Carol May, Patty McLemore, Virginia Madden, Charles Myers, Charles Newton, Homer Lamb. Third Row: Robert Meade, Robert Nalker, lim Rodarmel, Bill McBride, Richard Lents, Sammie Martin, Billy Myers. Fourth Row: Mr. Deich, Charles LeMasters, Bob Moffett, Gene Lockhart, Eddie O'Neil, Charles Logan, Billy Lamb, Reed Mowery, Iohn Newton. 'S ' .fl if X f..., First Row: Geraldine Solliday, Betty Rogers, Sally Smoot, Ioyce Robinson, loan Pygott, Doris Standley, Marie Smith, lune Pershing. Second Row: Bill Riney, Tom Storey, lack Smith, Ted Simnick, Mary Senn, Mary Stoll, Donna Reddick, Thelma Richards. Third Row: Nolan Rutledge, Robert Padgett, Don Raney, Eugene Rhoades, Mrs. Martin. Fourth Row: George Stewart, Morris Sullivan. FRESHME First Row: Emily Umbles, Wilma Trowbridge, Io Etta Wonder, Doris Taylor, Rosemary Ware, Blanche Watkins, Betty Wheatley, Wanda Winninger. Second Row: Mildred Wright, Inez Trent, Robert Trowbridge, lack Watson, Bob Wilbanks, Willard Williams, Norma White, Mrs, Myrtle Yenne. Third Row: Lew Wise, Fred Wise, Elmer Winkler, Iohn Wittenmeyer, Robert Veale, Wayne Washington, Fourth Row: Delbert Webber, Wayne Tedford, Paul White, Harlan Taylor, Wayne Tomey, Dale Woodall. Q41 xg., First Row: Emma Cunningham, Marcella Catt, Waneta Dinkens, Olive Bussinger, Nancy Cahill, Rita Burkhart, Patty Chestnut, Eleanor Dant, Virginia Cutshall. Second Row: Bobby Davis, Wilma Boger, Lydia Brown, Barbara Branaman, lanine Alexander, Barbara Donaldson, Doris Armes, Donna Eslcew, Ruth Ann Embry, George Dobbyn. Third Row: Frank Donaldson, Robert Biddinger, lack Barrett, Frank Edmondson, Frank Babrick, Billie Butler, Billy Bacon, Miss Spitz, Ronnie Campton, Marvin Blevins, Fourth Row: Lester Albaugh, Iames Crews, Donnie Cunningham, Cecile Bline. EIGHTH GRADE First Row: loyce Fulk, Shirley Hubbs, Evelyn Hamm, Ioyce Lee, Norma lean Hudson, Ianet Greenwood, Betty lones, Alice Fields. Second Row: Danny Gilmore, Marshall Moore, Rachel Ingle, Shirley Morgan, Mildred Read, Shirley Granger, lack Haig, Ioe McDuffee. Third Row: Donald Rhoades, Ralph Gregory, Kenneth Hollingsworth, Ierry lngalls, lohn Livingston, Leo Iohnson, lames McLemore. Fourth Row: Robert Kirby, Fred McCord, Ioel Gillooly, Charles Rider, Perkins, Donald Gines, Gerald Largent, Edward Frye. - f'VP- ,L if Naylor, Suzanne Richard Haynes, lim Neff, Vaughn EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Nancy Wallace, Patty Wingfield, Wanda Simmons, Barbara Wise, Vonda Wolfe, Barbara Riney, lane Spitler, Mary Lou Thomas. Second Row: lames Underhill, Richard Woodruff, Raymond Tillie, Erma Williams, Rose- mary Rogers, Linda Riffey, Lauraloo Traylor, lueline Simmons, lames Wildridge, Mrs. Blackmore, Robert Whalen. Third Row: Richard Yeager, Louis Roll, Kermit Riggins, Billy Wiseman, Roy Watson, Ralph Southerland, Gene Timmel, Gene Rodarmel, Tom Wilson. Fourth Row: Omer Woodruff, Brayton Thompson, Bernard Siddons, Gerald Seacat, Tom Wirts, Charles Scudcler, Raymond Rude, Iohn Smith, Kyle Trent. SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Erma Abbott, Helen Bush, Barbara Burris, Phyllis Bromn, Katie Collison, Doris Allison, Dixie Aishe, Shirley Chattin. Second Row: Billy S. Baker, George Cox, Iames H. Allen, Carrie Blines, lane Cosby, Edna Brinton, Mary Baker, Patty Cissell, Ruth Culbertson, Paul Bingham, Miss Flick. Third Row: Harold Burris, Harlan Bowman, Thomas Banta, Iimmy Dietz, Donald Colbert, Phillip Barton, Donald Chandler, Iohn Bolton, lames Allen. Fourth Row: Paul Bowman, Harry Blines, Bobby Campbell, David Burnett, Iimmy Behle, Bill Boring. First Row: Marilyn lanes, Barbara Kloetzer, Delores Lamb, Barbara Haynes, Phyllis Hed- rick, loan McDuffee, Evelyn Hobson, Carolyn lsenogle, Earl Hamersly. Second Row: Nancy Gill, Doris McClellan, Betty Miley, Ruth Ann Fields, Alice Hubbard, Connie Foster, Edna Hart, Mary Lelforce, lune Doyle, Betty Hill. Third Row: Charles Hamm, Dale Faster, William lohnson, fimmy Lemasters, Richard Donaldson, Ronnie Leonard, Wayne Fleetwood, Leland English, Iohn Martin. Fourth Row: ferry Hackler, Larry Mosby, Burl Lemon, Clyde Kroclel. SE E TH GRADE First Row: Barbara Wimmenauer, Rosalie Tillie, Martha Petrey, lacqueline Stotts, Cora Walker, Phyllis Nail, Ruth Walker, Esther Yerkes, Margie Russell. Second Row: Vonda Pickett, Dale Swett, Donnie Ritterscamp, Charles Stafford, Malcolm Radcliffe, Tommy Williams, Billie Quilliam, Norma Smith, Bobby Vanlue, Miss Peters. Third Row: Iune Roberts, Beulah Trowbridge, Velma Wilson, Carolyn Wander, Roy Vance, Tom Smith, Robert Thorne, Bobby Parsons, Billy Reath. Fourth Row: Billy Thomas, Bobby Ramsey. H- I ' Sfizbgm X!-f ri' H X george enjoys VlQg715e:2w M1 K ' 2 i i l lirnmy Eubanks, Art Editor, Freddie Phyllis Dobbyn, Editor-in-Chief, Charlotte Brace, Assistant Business Managerp Paul Banta, Business Manager. if-Zlltllltllltftfl Stuff Mrs. Ehmann, Fred Bogers, and lean Day look on as limrny Eubanks creates the cartoon of George Washingtonian. The literary editors: Elsie Aeschlirnan, Nancy Stafford, Fay White, Mary Lou Bogers, loyce Srnith, Boscoe Smith, and Miss Beed. QSZQ flmrmal Staff These persons were responsible for the make-up of the annual: lean Col- bert, Virginia Wiseman, Mrs. Ehrnann, Marceline Kortge, Miss Reed, Freddie Phyllis Dobbyn, and Virginia Grubb. Finance and advertising were man- aged by Charlotte Brace, Allan Covalt Helen Wallace, Mr. Prater, and Rod Wright. C4 53 D7 lack Wampler shows Miss Schmidt a picture which Paul Banta, Bill Smith, and he have just enlarged. First Row: Ioyce Smith, Billie Lou Stephenson, Mary lane Livingston, Gerald Largent, Nancy Colbert, Mary Martha Dietz, Vivian Finley, Lenna Brown. Second Row: Ann Nimnicht, Barbara Black, Anna Hayes, Mildred Read, Carolyn lsenogle, Don Mur- ray, Marylee Coatney, Barbara Donaldson, Kenny Musselman, Francis Gaither, lane Spitler, Virginia Madden, Gingy Hayes, Iohn R. Clark, Betty Rogers, Ianine Alexander, Ierry Ingalls. Third How: Carol Arford, Barbara Branaman, Ioan Biddinger, Morris Maston, lanet Greenwood, Char- lotte Thomas, Arthur Becker, Ruth Greenwood, Ken- neth Gentry, Barbara Phillips, Wanda Fitzgerald, Sally Smoot, Bob Hubbard, Lloyd May, Duane Hor- rall, Rosemary Lockhart, Phyllis Hedrick, Elinor Disser, Bob Read, Shirley Moren, Virginia Dayton, Marie Smith, Catherine Chesser, Barbara Bennett, Phyllis Foster, Freddie Phyllis Dobbyn. Top Row: Iune Tharap, Ruth Anna Madden, Patty Moren, Iohnny Livingston, Shirley Iordan, George Todd, Ralph Chattin, Doris Standley, Charlie Mey- ers, Iohnny George, Lyndle Saunders, Sue Ann Brown. The picture below shows Bob Bead, student director T3 ci 1-1 cl The band, under the direction of Mr. Musselman, has been very active this year, playing at football and basketball games, school affairs, patriotic programs, and numerous other events. ln November, l945, the Senior mem- bers were privileged to attend the two-day Music Clinic at lndiana State Teachers College. The organization held a Spring Concert March 29, which was a great success. On March 22, several members participated in the Solo and Ensemble Contest held at Terre Haute. All placed either first or second division. The band also entered the Central and Southern lndiana Band Contest held at Bedford April 27. 44542 livin. The Beta Club, sponsored by Mrs. Martin, is a national honorary scholastic society for students maintaining a B average. The Washington chap- ter, the first in Indiana, was organized in 1938. Among the more important objectives of the club are citizenship and leadership. ln the first picture we find four Beta members who made straight A's during the first semester: Harriet Bose, George Learmonth, Mildred Opell, and Phyllis Foster. Marceline Kortge also made straight A's. Next we see some of the Beta members in a gayer mood at their Christmas party at the Kiwanis Cabin. First Row: Harriet Rose, Ruth Anna Madden, Lois Allison, foyce Smith, Phyllis Foster, Iimmy Eubanlcs, Bette Canary, Wanda Fitzgerald. Second Row: Ruth Scraper, Norma Donaldson, Charlotte Brace, Sylvia Weintroup, Marce- line Kortge, Ann Nimnicht, Joyce Myers, Freddie P. Dobbyn, Mildred Opell, Doris Barrett. Third Row: Roberta Gaither, Margie Blevens, Iean Colbert, Betty Io Ricks, Phyllis Hagel, Barbara Bromn, Phoebe Fitzgerald, Margie Robinson, Mrs. Martin. Fourth Row: Nellie Newton, Barbara Davis, Paul Banta, Gene Hudson, lack Wampler, Nancy Stafford, George Learrnonth. Betty Shirley, president of Blue Tri, pins a corsage ot red roses on lune Tharp, Queen of Sweetheart Hop, while Barbara Haynes, runner up, looks on. Christmas packages were wrapped and sent to the orphans in the Petersburg orphanage. lil zz, 9 Tri The Blue Tri was organized in l937 and is affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. The club has approximately seventy members and is one ot the active groups in the school. First Row: Erma Lamb, Blanche Watkins, Nancy Se Huey, Mary Stanley, Ruth Greenwood, Sylvia Weintroup, Betty Shirley, Virginia Wiseman, Wilma Summitt, Doreatha Lashley, Patty Graber, Beverley Bartlett, Rosemary Fordyce, Mary Doades, Margie Hudson. cond Row: Ruth Scraper, Io Etta Wonders, Barbara Huey, Thelma Richard, Mary Lou Roe, Dorothy Shirley Beadle, lean Biddinger, Norma Burton, Burkhart, Elsie Keith, Lois Moffett, Virginia Shoultz, Bettie Nalker, Louise Holt. Third Row: lune Tharp, Elsie Kirby, Bonnie Langdon, Geraldine Solliday, Maxine Hunter, Ioyce Myers, Ioan Berry, Lucille Weathers, Betty Brummett, Mary Berry, Regina Sheley, Mary Warner, Virginia Ebler. Fourth Row: Freddie Phyllis Dobbyn, Clara Keith, Rowena Miller, Ioan GeLarden, Beverley Smith, Betty Stanley, Freida Blines, Roma McCrary, Elinor Tomey, Beverley Miller, Catherine Chesser, Dixie Colbert, Miss Keitner. Fifth Row: Mrs. Dant, Rosemary Lockhart, Virginia Madden, Delores Bowmer, Marilyn Drew, Betty Richard. Aw 0 5 ff' o blglllfl it Sigma Pi, social organization composed of commercial students, was reorganized this year. Among their activities is the publication of a weekly column in the local newspapers, as well as a semester symposium. First Row: Harriet Bose, Buth Anna Madden, Betty Kempf, Velma Buggies, Betty lce, lo Stafford, Patty Moren, Wanda Fitzgerald, Barbara Black Second Row: Miss Peters, Lois Allison, Buth Scraper, Betty Bennington, Phyllis Dover, Vera Kilps, Bar' bara Graber, lean Day, Helen Wallace, Barbara Phillips, Doris Barrett, Mr, Wilson. Third Row: Bonnie Langdon, Norma Donaldson, Bar- bara Garner, Mary Ellen Wildridge, foyce Smith, Billie Lou Stephenson, Christina Huey, Mildred Opell. Fourth Row: Charlotte Brace, Marietta Lewis, Mar- jorie Woodruff, Ruth Brown, Phyllis Poster, Bette Canary, Marilyn Tolson, Bichard O'Banion Fifth Row: Virginia Ebler, Thelma Hartman, Bonnie Colbert, Elva Barber, Gloria Dillard, Buth Alice McCausland, Virginia Wiseman, Freddie Dobbyn, loyce Myers, Eleanor Green Sixth Row: Eleanor Fields, Mary Ellen Lents, Mary lane Livingston, Ann Nimnicht, Barbara Madden, Sylvia Meintroup, Marceline Kortae, Thelma Cun- ningham, Margaret Brennan, Buth Anna Mattingly -nt. TD 1151 111 ll C Cl ft The Dramacratt Club, organized in l937, now operates on a point system. As soon as each member obtains a sufficient number of points, he is taken into the national Thespian society. The club gives honors to graduating students who have been outstanding in dramatics. The picture shows a scene from the play, Fortune ls a Cowboy, pre- sented at convocation. First Row: Marjorie Blevens, Harriet Rose, Ruth Anna Mad- den, Betty lce, Velma Ruggles, Betty Kempf, Dottie Won- der, Bette Canary, Phyllis Hagel, Mary Katherine Hols- apple. Second Row: Norma Scott, lean Colbert, Barbara Hagerty, Roberta Gaither, Ruth Greenwood, Betty Shirley, Patsy Stevens, Sue Utterback, Delores Day, Patty Moren, Miss Brooks. Third Row: Elsie Aeschliman, Eddie O'Neal, Bob Wilbanks, Aline Winkler, Ioan Pinnick, Marilyn Milligan, Mary Standley, Betty Miller. Fourth Row: Shirley Burnett, Barbara loseph, Fremont Pickett, Io Ann Harter, Mary Martha Dietz, Nancy Colbert, Rosemary Boston. Fifth Row: Paul Banta, Harry Miller, Sallv Dick, Margaret Kennedy. Sixth Row: Norman Pride, Elmer Singleton, Bita Gress, lane Gilkison, Shirley Beddick, Ioyce Tillie. D 3 hifi. . First Row: Charles Faith, lohn Lee, Wayne Cor- nelius, Leon McCall, Roscoe Smith, Mack tones, Charles Newton, Robert Hill, Iohn Barber, Iames Barber, lack Decker, Richard Osha, Noble Wick. Second Row: Kenneth McLin, Kenneth Beelcer, Homer Lamb, Ray Ham, Iames Hill, Lewis Alex- ander, Leo Warren, Don Pershing, Albert Lawyer, lack Lindy, Doyle Wildman, Galen Shirley. Third Row: Morris Iackson, Paul Lewis, Robert Pur- cell, Bill Arison, Owen Fitzgerald, William York, lack Emmick, Bill Riney, Paul Iackson, Ralph Morgan, Fourth Row: Robert Gross, Forest Bateman, Mr. Frette, Willard Page, Rod Wright, Thomas Leon' ard, lack Millar, Carl Alexander. The first picture shows a few ot the members considering points in selecting a beet calt. Last are some winners: Don Pershing, Reserve Grand Champion of Daviess County Corn Show, Morris Iaclcson, owner ot champion steer of Da- viess County 4-l-l Fair, and Rod Wright, Reserve Champion for 4-H Soybeans, Daviess County Corn Show. The Vfashington chapter ot Future Farmers of America was organized tune, lQ45, with twenty- eight members. Roscoe Smith was the first presi- dent, and Mr. Frette, the advisor. This year there are forty-six members in the chapter, twentyfseven Green Hands and nineteen Chapter Farmers. 44 SQ bb N. ' 3 . fi The G.A.A. flndiana League of Girls Athletic Association? is a state organiz- ation consisting of eighty high schools. The Washington club Was organized in 1938 and was affiliated with the state in l94U. its purpose is to stimulate interest in girls' health and physical activities and to build ideals of sportsmanship, friend! ship, and health. First Row: Patsy Stevens, Iune Tharp, Io Staf- ford, Velma Buggles, Harriet Rose, Ruth Anna Madden, Betty Kempf, Betty lce, Helen Wal- lace, Eileen Cole, Mary Standley, Doreatha Lashley, Bette Canary, Patty Moren, Dorothy Wonder Second Row: Elsie Aeschliman, lean Day, Bar- bara Phillips, Geraldine Solliday, Marilyn Gray, Marilyn Milligan, Ruth Alice McCaus-- land, Mary Ellen Wildridge, lean Ellis, Nancy Weaver, Shirley Moren, Virginia Wiseman, Barbara Black, Anna Mae McDuffy, Mary Katherine Holsapple. Third Row: Eleanor Green, Nancy Stafford, Bet- ty foe Ricks, Wanda Fitzgerald, Sue Utter- back, Doris Barrett, Barbara Garner, Margie Buckley, Marilyn Myers, Ioy Iones, Rosemary Lockhart, Olive Evans, Aline Winkler, Donna Colbert, Miss Flick. lille-CD1,frztiio11 Pictured at the top are members of the editorial staff and the business managers. lnk-Ovation has arrived! Copies are sold to students in the hall. ln the third picture staff members read exchange copies of school papers. First Row: Nancy Stafford, Ruth Scraper, loyce Myers, Eleanor Greene, Virginia Wiseman, Iune Tharp, Freddie Phyllis Dob- byn, Doris Barrett, lean Colbert, Barbara Bromn, Ruth Greenwood, Olive Evans, Ioyce Tillie, Shirley Reddick, Rita Gress. Second Row: lean Day, Elsie Aeschliman, Barbara Hagerty, Don Murray, lim Belcher, Dorothy Beadle, lean Biddinger, Norma Burton, Billie lohnson, Marceline Kortge, Thelma Cunningham Third Row: Mrs. Ehrnann, Fay White, Allan Covalt, Margaret Brennan, lack Simnick, Ioan Pinnick, Margie Blevens. f i I .vv f 7 ,, .,., I' , , 4 if ,,,f,QW,W . t-,., -Qwg,e,QgM,5f2 ,gg awe? M..-vw W ,jk ABS' 'ff J, 1. 3149 'rw .fx i xt! ' ' 3 4 v Q R Sfmnislz Clzlli The name adopted by the Spanish Club is Los Vecinos Americanos Buenos, or Good American Neighbors. The club was organized in March, l945 under the direction of Miss Sylvia Orr. To belong one must have at least one semester of Spanish. ln the first picture a group of Spanish students are wrapping Christmas gifts to be sent to the Childrens Hospital in Mexico City. Next we see some of the members working on decorations for the Fiesta in May. ta 'x , v li First Row: lane Scudder, Vera Resler, Elsie Aeschliman, Margie Blevens, Christina Huey, Bette Canary, Doris McGee. Second Row: Wilma Stafford, Barbara Davis, Helen Fleetwood, Virginia Berns, Norma Bur- Q ,ig dm' ton, Iean Biddinger, Wilma Fleetwood, Cath- erine Chesser, Lola Nicholas, Violet Wuertz. Third Row: Nancy Stafford, Mary Berry, Miss Orr, Regina Sheley. 'L X Fourth Row: Dick Grubb, Bob Haig, Bill Vonder- Schmidt, Don Edmiston, Howard Belcher, lim Fields, Bill Smith. fl Mflzz t nt flblvie Hmszruetfs H11 Holm The junior class presented the play Aunt Abbie Answers an Ad in March, 1945. The members of the cast were: Helen Wallace, Mary Lou Rogers, Phyllis Kempf, Nancy Stafford, Norma McDonald, Timmy Eubanks, Norman Pride, lean Day, Tack Wampler, Paul Banta, Allan Covalt, ft' ' ' Cf P' llglfotlter loosen 44642 The class of '47 presented the play Brother Goose in No- vember, l945, The members of the cast Were: Art Ioary, Delores Day, Norma Scott, George Learmonth, Billie Stephenson, Don Murray, Patty Moren, Dottie Wonder, Sue Ut- terback, lo Stafford, Phyllis Hagel. if XL MMlO1f lflifom The annual lunior reception honoring the Seniors was held May l8 in the gymnasium, Which was decorated to represent a stage door canteen. The dance began with the crowning of the Prom Queen, Roberta Gaither, by the lunior class President, Allan Covalt, pictured at the top. During the intermission the guests were entertained by a baby show impersonating various Seniors, songs by Richard O'Banion, and a Spanish dance by Carmenita, better known as Fred Rogers, pictured at the left. 1652 First Row: Betty Shirley, David Burnett, Bob Wil- banks, Eddie O'Neil, Dick Haynes, Dixie Colbert, Erma Williams, Betty Rogers, Carolyn lsenogle. Second Row: Barbara Black, Wanda Fitzgerald, Sue Ann Brown, Ioyce Smith, Marjorie Blevens, Sally Dick, Barbara Branaman, Marilyn Myers. Third Row: Elsie Aeschliman, Ruth Ann Mattingly, Barbara Bromn, Velma Ruggles, Dick Branaman, Paul Banta, Miss Peters. Fourth Row: Doris Barrett, Mary Katherine Holsapple, lack Allen, Bill Shallenburg, Miss Glezen. Fifth Row: Nancy Stafford, Bay Williams, Freddie Phyllis Dobbyn, Norma McDonald, lames Scraper, Bob Schiffli, lack Wampler. Sixth Row: Roscoe Smith, Iohnny Wiltz, Gene Hudson. The Student Council officers are pictured at right: Wanda Fitzgerald, Dick Branaman, lean Day, Nan- cy Stafford, Elsie Aeschliman. Stzlalemt Qozlmcil In l94l the Student Council was organized in WHS. This was a move- ment toward democratic school government, to foster a feeling of cooperation among the students and to promote in every way the best interests of the school. The Student Council sponsored the election of the basketball queen at the beginning of the season, and the Bunny l-lop in March was their contri- bution to the schools social activities for this year. The main event of the year was the annual Southern Indiana Student Council Convention held here April ll, President Deering of Oakland City College was the principal speaker. 44662 QDIIUUHS QIIVINIIYI IQIHCIQ Basketball Queen 'Nr' 1811111 811116101 Moy Queen qmv- fx - 3,y.,.-W . 4319 george boosts I C S , MM., f 9, , v K 1 M . XQQAJS 24 CO CHES Mr. Ray Scott Mr. Lloyd Wagner This is Mr. Scotts fourth year as coach at Washington High School. He coached basketball at Martinsville, lndiana before coming to Washington. Besides shouldering the tremendous task of coaching basketball, football, and baseball, he also instructs classes in physical education, health, and safety. Washington High School is fortunate in having Mr. Scott as a member of the faculty. Mr. Wagner is Mr. Scotts trusty assistant. He coaches the seventh and eighth and freshman teams, thus preparing the younger boys for the varsity team. He is indispensable, for much depends on the early training of the boys. 44 702 YELL LEADER Our capable yell leaders for this year are Elsie Aeschliman, Dotty Wonder, and Cork lohnson. The student body regrets to see Elsie graduate this year after two years of faithful service. Don Edministon and Bob Schiffli assisted the yell leaders during the tourneys. l-lere we behold the long-suffering managers of the Washington Hatchets, Arch was the football manager for the season. I-le did a swell job of keeping the l-latchets refreshed and rolling all year long. Don, or Pup as he is more commonly called, is a freshman and is looking forward to three more years of cheerful service. So shed a tear for our martyr managers. fAll kidding aside, they did their hard job welll STUDENT MANAGERS Don Cosby Arch Waller 44 D7 1 Harry Miller Hammer Head Tackle, Senior Captain 200 lb FOOTBALL TEAM H4577 s. Z years Paul Bcmta P. I. Tackle, Senior 11 175 lbs 2 years lack Opell Walter Chaltin Rurnmey Cotton Right Halfback, Senior Left Halfback, Senior 2 185 lbs. 5' 11 165 lbs 1 year 4 years Roy Fields Don Ellis Agate Head Yarbo Center, Iunior Guard, Senior 9 185 lbs. 5' 10 185 1 2 years 2 years 1729 bs. 6' 1 MN Gerald Vance Ierry Halfback, Iunior 145 lbs Z years Bob Stellings Phantom End, lunior 180 lbs. 2 years FOOTBALL TEAM 45 Carl Fox Dick Branaman Cliff Bateman Cornola Bruiser Little Clifford Guard, Senior Fullback, Sophomore Fullback, Iunior 145 lbs. 5' 10 150 lbs. 5' 10 165 lb 2 years 2 years 3 years Bill Smith Bob Schiffli George Murray Deacon Cracker Bruiser Guard, Senior Quarterback, Sophomore Half-back, Sophomore 5 10 155 lbs. 5' 10 160 lbs 6' 155 lbs 2 years 2 years 2 years S Willard Page Wee Willie End, Sophomore 175 lbs 2 years Rod Wright Random Harvest Tackle, Senior 180 lbs. 2 years 1 First Row: Bill Smith, Ierry Parker, Bud Lamb, Heinie Gill, Rod Wright, lack Allen Paul White. Second Row: Glen Inman, Doyle Wildrrian, George Todd, lirnrny Scraoer, Tom Storey Noble Wick, Danny Martin. Third Row: Iames Kirby, Paul Wise, Charles Logan, Donald Eclrriiston, lohn Wiltz, Charles Roll, Clarence Tolson. TRQPHY INNER e742 Paul Banta received the Kiwanis football award this year. He was selected on the basis of Value to the team, scholarship, and attitude. if 1 1 BASEBALL First Row: Benny Wallace, lerry Vance, Paul Banta, Harry Miller, Roy Fields. Second Row: Bill White, Iack Allen, Iames Scraper, DeWayne Lewis, Iohnny Wiltz, Bob Schiffli, Don Edmiston. Though baseball has been thriving at W.H.S. for only seven years, it has proved to be one of the outstanding sports of our school. In past years our team has not been too successful, however, with hard work and long practice they came through this year with flying colors, and we are looking forward to more successful years ahead. xl 3 , ' '. 5 Q X wt' A X 'Y 44759 BASKETBALL Vance Wiltz Iohnny Wiltz 6' lohnny started the season by playing with the second team and dressing with the first but later played with the first only, He is a good rebound man and has plenty of height. Iohn will be back next year. Ierry Vance 5'8lf2 lerry is a good ball handler with plenty of speed and shiftiness. Although he did not start with the regulars, his ability Was recognized and we are expect- ing much from him next season. Melburn Haney 5' l Dugan played guard all season. He is a good shot from any place c7625 Haney Naylor Hastings on the floor and has pulled the team out of tight places by hitting long shots. Billy Naylor 5' ll Since this Was Bills first year as a varsity Hatchet he has not really had a chance to show his ability. He is a junior and Will be back next year. David Hastings 5' lO Dave, a junior, was one of the liveliest boys on the squad. He is shifty and an excellent floorman. He has a keen eye for the basket and We will be expect- ing a lot from Dave next year. Wampler Bateman Page Clifford Bateman 5' 10 Cliff is in his second year as a regular and has another year to go. He is a good shot and we hope to see him playing guard position again next year. Willard Page 6' l Willard played outstand- ing ball this season for a sophomore. This was his first year on the varsity team and he has shown his ability as a ball handler. Icrck Wampler 6' 3 Wamp played forward most of the year, but in some of the games traded positions with Opell. He was a good 44 772 BASKETBALL Stellings Opell under-the-basket shot and his height made him a good rebound man. Robert Stellings 6' l Bob is another junior who subbed this year. His height will be an asset to next year's team. lack Opel16' 2 lack, a senior, has had three years of action as a Hatchet netsniper and is a good ballhandler. He is a good re- bound man and was especially good on tip- ins this season. First Row: Paul White, Bob Schiffli, Richard Grubb, George Murray. Second Row: Dick Branaman, Bob Foster, Bob Ice, lim Scraper, Charles Logan. LITTLE HATCHETS The 'little l-latchetsn came through the year with a good record. The boys on the team have a chance to get in good shape so they will be able to go on to the regular team experienced. Much talent has been shown here and we believe that they Will be an asset to the regular tearn. x78ov BASKETBALL FRESHMAN TEAM First Row: Charles LeMaster, Tom Storey, Eugene Rhoades, Don Cos- by, Bill Cresgy. Second Row: Mr, Wagner, Paul White, Bob Foster, Bob lce, Char- les Logan, lack Allen, Bill Riney. IUNIOR HIGH First Row: Dale Sweet, Tom Smith, Tom Williams, Student Manager Cork Iohnson, Iirn Wildridge, Don Rhoades, Raymond Rude. Second Row: Vaughn Perkins, Terry Ingalls, Don Colbert, lim Dietz, Roy Vance, Dego Cunningham. Third Row: Gene Timmel, Charles Rider, foh Gene Rodorrnel. This year the freshman team, coached by Mr. Wagner, on five games out of six, They won twice from Petersburg, w twicef ' ' Bl field. 'These boys will compose the future teams of W.l-l.S. rom lasper, and split two with oom 4 Nt with lasper, Vincennes, X .X on a large percentage of their games and gained valuable experience for future The junior high team played games Bloomfield, and Petersburg. They w Hatchet Fives. n Smith, Robert Kirby, fn 'sf A A l 2 44 59 me JW' george patronizes TER H813 STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES FRESH AND CURED MEATS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES HOME OWNED Cates Grocery Joe Gill R. H. Gines W. B. Good 8: Son O. N. Gines Chas. V. Rogers W. B. Wallace cc82:v Phone 20 u5'zty .gt uatf 77ouretJn U' S' TIRES have proved themselves tops Q For Your Bouquets and Corsages S 5 Where One Call Does It All E Washington Ind G I L L S K R A M E R S IZI E.. Main Street Washington Greenhouse SODAS 2 SUNDAES OF ALI.. KINDS 208 West Hefron Phone 486 E SOFT DRINKS COMPLIMENTS of SEARS, ROEBUCK 8: CO. IOI E. South St. Washington, Indiana e832 CHEVROLET NEW AND USED CARS OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT Washington Motor Co. Inc. Electric Appliances Washington, Indiana I5 E.. South St. Phone 288 Congratulations To Class of '46 . . Williams Ice 8z Coal Company SIMPSON LUMBER CO. The Big White Yard By the Depot Phone 94 BARDON'S Home 8z Auto Supply Your FIRESTONE Dealer store 422 E. Main St. Phone 484 Washington, Indiana Smiley lnsurance Sz Realty Co., Inc. lnsurance and Real Estate Geo. A. Emmerling, Mgr. Williams Bldg. Phone 272 CONGRATULATIONS Class of '46 EEE? GRAHAM FARM KSLID 1 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1946 P S I I O T A X I ALPHA PSI CHAPTER COIVIPLIIVIENTS of TIP TOP CREAMERY COMPANY Meadow Gold Dairy Products 215 - PHONES - 216 NATIONAL SOCIAL AND PHILANTHROPIC SORORITY Deim CONGRATULATES SENIORS OF I 946 44862 COIVIPLIMENTS of WASHINGTON NATIONAL BANK The Oldest Bank in Waslmingt 011 TO THE. CLASS OF '46 MEREDITH HOTEL E lnnerspring Mattresses Throughout CONGRATULATIONS 2 Managersf C01'Wir1KemPf E W. C. Hillenbrand seniors of 1946 Nlerecllth Hotel Barber : Shop - E.. Armstrong, Prop. Q t W lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllulllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll HOEFLING G. c. MURPHY A N D C O IVI P A N Y Truck 8z Tractor Co. 5c to 81.00 Store CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1946 THE HAMERSLEY STORE Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS? ARME5 C,Wf,4,, BARBER SHOP O. Armes Pro . was ,P First Federal Savings 8: HOME APPLIANCES Loan Association A N D H A R D w A R E of Washington Wholesale and Retail BACON'S HARDWARE 308 East Main Street WARD 8: HUDSON, INC. Ford Cars and Trucks FORD TRACTORS Authorized Sales and Service 20I East South St. Washington, Indiana RIDE CITY BUSES SERVICE EVERY 20 MINUTES 6:30 A. M.-I2 Midnight FOR INFORMATION ON SCHEDULES Call 474 CITY SERVICE COMPANY 89 Compliments of the WASHINGTON HERALD An AP Newspaper ACKMAN'S Standard Station ATLAS TIRES - BATTERIES Phone 23I Comer Main 6: Meridian WILLIAMS CAFE GOOD EATS NO BEER NO LIQUOR JOHNSON'S EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME FURNITURE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES STOKERS AND FURNACES CITY MOTOR CO. DODGE co PLYMOUTH Sales - Service Expert Mechanical and Body Repairing 2I5 E. South Phone 377 BREWERS The I'Iome of POLL PARROT SHOES We Fit by X-RAY The Modern Way Compliments of ALBERTY CLEANERS I9 N. E. Third Phone 666 FRANK POTTS, Mgr. 1902 COMPLIMENTS OF NELL'S SMART sHoP Backing the H..c1.,t, BRILLIANT BRONZE STATION JOHNSON OIL PRODUCTS 4th and Walnut R. Smead - County Delivery WIN LOSE OR DRAW I 08M E. Main nnnnuuunnnnnunnIIInnaaunn11nunInuunnnnnunnnnnunuuununnuuuuu nunuuuunun-unuuI4nn-nnuuuuunuunuuuun Congratulations, Class of '46 lgi ROGERS EAST END GROCERY Fine Roblee Shoes for Men Connie Paris Fashions and Naturalizers for Ladies Raney's Shoe Store Jones Service Station Fifth and Van Trees Gas and Oil - Lubrication Firestone Tires Phone 696 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1946 A x? WASHINGTON FUNERAL DIRECTORS V. L. POINDEXTER FUNERAL HOME KELLER MORTUARY JAS. A. GILL 8: SONS MW FOR ALL OCCASIONS . . . SAY IT WITH FLOWERS from THE HILLCREST GREENHOUSE Ralph 8: Marie Burris '32' 300 john St. Phone 31 3W Watkins Shell Service COIVIPLIMENTS ONE STOP SERVICE from WASHING SIIVIONIZING 1 LUBRICATION HAYES TIRE 6: GENERAL REPAIRING E MOTOR SUPPLY Phone 349 5th and Wal. 5 HATCHET INN OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL SANDWICHES O SOUPS DAPI-INE LITTELL, Prop. I-ligh School Hangout Lincleman' s Pharmacy CONGRATULATIONS Class of '46 Prescriptions Our Specialty K94X CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '46 CORCORAN METAL PRODUCTS CORP W? 2 F S h 606 HW F lF'lY -SEVEN YEARS OF LEADERSHIP 1888-I946 PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Washington, Indiana MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION , A YOUNG MAN'S STORE F. w. wooLwoR'rH w IR T ' s COMPANY CLOTHES SHOP 5 AND 10 CENT sToR1: 'EQJF Next to Indiana Theatre WHATS NEWS In Fun? In Sports? In Pictures? 5 In School? In IN EVERYTHING Read It in The E Washington Democrat Clothes? . . E CHOICE Foons STEAKS CHICKEN D. ALBERT BUTCHER COMPLIMENTS OF INSURANCE The Junior and Senior Accident is Fire Browning Club Health if Auto 5 I3 S.E. lst Phone 986 COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR THEATERS INDIANA and L I B E R T Y THE PLACES TO GO FOR A SHOW C972 THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL CORDIALLY WELCOMES THE CLASS OF 1946 tw President, Arthur I-I. Greenwood Vice-President, Dr. T. Charles Smiley Treasurer, Dewey N. Prater Secretary, Joyce Fitzgerald Director, Eleanor Walter Ehmann 98 Frank M. Donaldson INSURANCE O REAL ESTATE CONGRATULATIONS WEE MAID SHOP, ll N. E. 4th St. 4l8 E. Main St. Phone 516 Home I-.gan Q Finance 5 Congratulations from Company ' A WASHINGTON BOOSTER The Friendly Firm Loans S5 to S300 224 K. of C. Bldg. Washington, Indiana The Rickard Book Store Ray Buchenberger l I2 E. Main Phone 237 BEST WISHES TO IF IT'S IN TOWN CLASS OF '46 ITVS AT C I T Y C L E A N E R S Williams Pharmacy ALBERT ICE, Prop. E I95 EAST MAIN STREET THE REXALL STORE CITY MARKET A Complete Food Store Friendly and Courteous Service Delta and Doyle Doades EAST MAIN STREET Furniture 8x Appliances TOM DAILY KQQS EVERYTHING YOU NEED For Cows For Chickens For Pigs For Dogs At the Checkerboard Store LETT'S HATCHERY coMPL11v1ENTs OF BURRIS 8z KRAMER Ready to Wear Shoppe 207 East Main Elmer Buzan Agency Insurance, Real Estate and Bonds PeopIe's Bank Building Washington, Indiana PERSONAL LOANS Car Financing General FinanceiCo. 203 East Main St. Phone 887 CONGRATULATIONS Class of '46 Junior and Senior Classical Club H :nunnun1nnunIunnuuuuuuuunun-nun Washington Implement Company John Deere Farm Equipment DeI..avaI Separators and Milkers S U M B R O S. ICE CREAM o CANDY LUNCH STATE BANK OF WASHINGTON A Friendly Bank Thirty-five Years of Service To Washington 411002 PALMER ELECTRIC CO. 216 East Main St. NORGE APPLIANCES G BENDIX HOME LAUNDRIES RCA VICTOR RADIOS AND VICTROLAS STOKOL STOKERS A Complete Stock of All Popular Records J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. Department Stores 'lr DRY GOODS' READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING SHOES It Pays to Shop at Penney's 4410199 INSISTON COMPLIMENTS Cunmngham's HEALTH MILK The It's Richer and It's Fresher E ,,ASTEUR,ZED CITIZENS LOAN at and QTRUST COMPANY SEALED IN CELLOPI-IANE E for YOUR SAFETY Member of Cunningham Dairy Federal Deposit Insurance as Phone 446 3 Corporatlon PORTRAITS by BOURGHOLTZER The Offncial Photographer for the 1946 WASHINGTONIAN W CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 e1022v CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1946 3 2 KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA, INC CHARITY CULTURE EDUCATION Suite 342B Q 386332 R E 5 Q as 422 SPRING CONSTRUCTION f N Q? 3 -it x KROEHLER QUALITY ,ggi 3 1 1, 2:1 ..-:--.21231:12:1:2.-:-:,:::1'-:-- . Sa 95 - N, M-: J 1 Q . .,.' 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Main Phone 560 Electrical Appliances Plumbing and Heating Supplies Paint and General Hardware COMPLIMEN TS OF Daviess-Martin County Rural Electric Membership Corp. LAMBERT CLEANERS Owned and Operated by MILLER BROS. Cleaning, Dyeing and Storage 22 E. Main Phone 424 BOWL FOR HEALTH WASHINGTON BOWLING ALLEY THE WHITE STEAMER 10c - Hamburgers - l0c 6 for 50c by the Sack Good Chili I9 E. Main St. Phone 209 441052 DR. McNAUGHTON DR. WM. F. COMBS Dr. JACK McKlTTERICKg Physician Chirgpractgr DY. W. O. Physicians 8: Surgeons L Q.-- Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 400 E. Heferon Phone 898 Fl'I'l'ING OF GLASSES : Phone 400 308 N.E.. 5th St. Phone 124 Drs. BLAZEY 8z SMOOT i'-' DR. C. T. SEAL Physicians Dentist H. A. SHIELDS, M. D. Phones 296-W IO6 E. Main Street K. of C. Bldg. 742 Phone 43 - PHONE - : Williams Building 141 Office l I56 Res. 469R- DR. U. T. STEINHART F. J. HOHMANN 8: SON R. M. SMlLEY'S SONS I Denim Dentists Dentists XRAY x-RAY Second Floor - - Fifth Floor , . 0 I Peoples Bank Bldg. Peoples Bank Bldg. PeopTBLrdBjIlkoBldg. Phone 677W Phone 411-W Phone 441069 R Y uni-E-cro , Eyes Examined DR. C. P. FOX KATHLEEN REINERS Surgery - D M. WEDEKING, 0. D Pm 0'g : Optometrist nu X-RAY -AT Stl1diO M E.. Main Phone Ofiice 281-W 5 P I B k Bld - Phone 1 . 30 eop e's an g. I I I E.. Main Street Studio Residence Washington Phone 43-W I240 I006-j ROGERS az WALLER Compliments of FRED DOBBYN LIBBIE M. HASKETT Piano 3 Organ 'Ig Harmony, Lawyers History of Music 1+-w JUDGE. OF THE FORTY-NINTH m JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Phone 392 cDaviess and 4th St. Washington, Indiana Martin Counties, Phone 625-W F. A. Seal Alvin Seal HASTINGS, ALLEN 8z Dr. HAMLIN B. LINDSAY? SEAL AND SEAL HASTINGS Surgery 5 I0-I 2 Temple Court Bldg. Attomeys m...9m Phones Residence I387 Office 4 Attorneys at Law 206 PeopIe's Bank Bldg. m.9,,. Sll E. Main St. Washington, Incl. K1072 eamplifnenh MUNICIPAL UTILITIES , . ..-., .,,..,,,, ,, . H , -'-- --v---L r '---'- ' - , J. D. WARD 8z SON RELIABLE JEWELERS Distributors Elgin, Hamilton, Waltham, Bulova Watches CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1946 313 East Main Street Telephone I 3 7 Compliments of The Killion Motor Co. HUDSON MOTOR CARS G. M. C. TRUCKS Sales - Service 300 E. VanT,rees Tel. l540-I 54I COMPLIMENTS OF DYER RADIO SERVICE Ralph G. Hastings Agency Insurance - Real Estate Ralph G. Hastings Gail Stone Allen Reiners Maxine Thomas ' Downstairs - Peoples Bank Builcli g KIOQD nnnnnnnuu Heddins Beauty Shop C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S E We specialize in hair styling E and permanent waving Bonniefs Beauty Salgn PERMANENTS o MANICURING E WWMQ Basement Mefidith Hotel Complete Line of Cosmetics P50116 46 Room 205 State Bank Phone 343 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '46 JOSETTA WARD'S BEAUTY SHOPPE AUTOGRAPHS 41102 1? IIIIIIHIIHPULIS EIIBRIIUIIIII IIUIIIPHIIV IIIE usmnsns Ali susuvus or vnuuuns Ann scunm rusulclrv INDIANAPULIS +'fINDIANA fifgaazafzvlff , , .459 Al Q' al 5 Q45 Ig g 'F .,,,f - . . 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