Washington Junior High School - Surveyor Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Dousus MAsouE PLAYERS Double M sque Players promote the reading and producing of plays. These plays are presented for the entertain ent of P.T.A., Mothers' Club, and school assemblies. This organization produces the Jun' - x the proceeds of which are used to help purchase stage scenery and furniture Ninth gra ff I esrdent S aron Kemp Vice Pres1dent, Kenneth Hormng Secretary, Martha Zilhan Tre er, Schillzn geanr at Arms Suzette Griffith Eighth grade officers Pr nt Jo 1 X ent, ne Brown Secretary Sue Day Treasurer, Trudy Macklenar :XX ' S Sanford and Miss Ferguson are the advlsors . . , . Q . 1 ' ' ,' 's ' fs S 1 . . an . . ' . . : e. - , II' 'tag - .sf . ' . . , ' W' ' Q53 12 1 , ' 1 , ' W N - Q isis! T . , MQ A 1 X '. 64

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PROJ ECTION CLUB . . 'tl A 511' le 1 1103 Q Pr t' Club is to provide student operators for use of the Visual-Education equipment Imhgueuligifgisg. Xllniilfrl in the Visual-Education room were shown by ninth grade boys. They are res onsible for the lighting and sound at all programs and assemblies held in the auditorium. They have-' tra? ed a staff of 40 eighth grade boys for next year's operators. Officers are.: President, Bill McDona1d'g- Sexletary-Treasurer, Ray Smithg Sergeant at Arms, Paul Hammye. Adviser is Mr. D. Feindt. p JU IOR RED CRCDSS vw JN... las The Junior Cross participates in local, national and international services. This year is made tray mats fof gh itals at Christmas time and supervised the packing of Red Cross Gift Boxes, Washington Jw!! ' jg' 'L H 100'Z1 enrollment in the Red Cross and made a substantial contribution to the Red Cross '.f Y lziers 'L J e: President, Joan Frazier 5 Vice President, Dorothy Kraftg Treasurer, Linda Hetteshei- s. Claspi is adviser. Mm T , wN J.,ww' lf' W 4 ' W ,.1, M W N I w : W WWW mfr my ww M ' in 'M-' will my in .Ml X w vfwwifwf W in in aww Lil W W X Mwmw' M --M. , A, W ,W W vqggvw WW sink W QW MW

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ATIO AL HO OR SQCIFTY ii E i f 1. I ln .1 RUNS HOMER S NIGI-ITINGALE CHAPTER The purpose of the National Honor Society is to give suitable recognition to those students that attain and possess, to an outstanding degree, good Scholarship, worthy Citizenship, devoted Service, intelli- gent Leadership, and exemplary Character. This year the group has purchased equipment for its im- pressive induction ceremony. Officers: President, David Anstcdg Vice President, Kenneth Horningg Secretary, Karen Pettiboneg Treasurer, Susan Fisher. Mrs. Johnson is adviser. MERIT AWARD ii ' ' ' ' ur school were presented with Merit Award Certificates by Mr. Bender. l ldgS5vi?1Lxg:3::ll3s?i1e:dE135g-Z112:31 Clausing in the Eighth Grade and Suzanne Day in the Seventh Grade. 65