Washington Junior High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Pekin, IL)

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W eettiioimszfgflgiigllnitlln Grade SECTION 8B-7 Mus. LAwsox-.-xuviser . :V V ,E li'nis'r llmv-Murtllu Frie, Uurol Krueger, Nornm Rust, Clara Morris, Goldie Oltman, l lorenc'e Slubuugh, Lucille lloekholcl, Anustusiei Buckley, Lila Zuekweiler, Ruth NVeeks, Lois Krueger. S1-zcoxn llow-Alva. Johns, John Westwic-lc, Arthur Eden, Herman Becker, Lucie I-Ielmig, Dorothy Behrens, Viennu Corriell, Elizubeth Schott, Virgil Grimsbaw, Max Knollhof, Paul licewclen, George Elclcrt. Tinnn liow-Nelson Thomas, I-Iurry Hoerr, Leonard Gossage, Andrew Hawkins, Lauren Button, Alfred Nenlmus, Chester We-stervelt, Louis Sanborn, Charles Seherrner. ll ll ll lf: 5: 9: BANKING Our section will always eo-operate In every good kind of way, And for every Tuesday we wait and we wait For that is our banking day. Then dear Mrs. Lawson is kind and so good And that is what helps ns along, VVe often do better than sometimes we would 'Cause we then sing our loved banking song. Lveu: HELBIIG, Section SB7. mm 1926 SEVENTEEN

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W Seazliionfnswsllgiglliilflln Grade SECTION SB-6 MRS. I.OHNES-Adviser Fnisr Row-Elsie YVcstrope, Bertlm DeBoer, Althea Knapp, Ora Lee Stein, Alberta Hodgkins, Eleanor Harrison, Opal XVoll, Virginia Brandt, June Powers. SECOND Row-Halae Colson, Florence Berger, Emma Bottin, Myrtle I-Ialstod, Leona YVilliamS, Alpha Johns, Dorothy Oltman. Tmnn Row-Ui-van Uibben, Melvin WVillizunS, Harold Reardon. Henry Oates, Nelson XVarner, Martie Ingrassi, Clyde Chamberlain, John Keleh. SIXTEEN 95 93 1? THE EXHIBIT The spring exhibit of thc lvashington Junior High School was held April 9, 1926. Two hundred six people visited our building. Miss lfvilliams had n fine exhibit of the pupils' work. She had so many drawings that they filled the walls of one room and the walls of the lower hall. The other teachers also had a fine exhibition of thc pupils' work. EMMA BOTTIN, Section Reporter, BBG. 1926

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. W Secctfziiolrnszffglliiigllaittlln Glfrfamlle SECTION SB-s MR. H AINLINE, Adviser Fncsr Row-Pauline Yoll, Golclie Iiosenherg, Edna Burson, Katherine Apfel, Mary Elliott, Dorothy Veermzin, Elizahetli Comstock, Emily Neuhaus. Slccoxu Row-Erlwarll Stumpf, Charles VVoodWorth, Myrtle Williams, Dorothy Petrie, Mary Leueera, Malvina Lee, Anna Jansen, Leona Murphy, lflowurrl Riopell, Creston Fleugcl, Henry YVhitHeId. '.l'1i1nD Row-Harold Marrs, Robert Benrden, ltielmrfl XVolfur, William l'liLllllIlCl'lC'li, Roy Gilford, Louis Krurmiek, XVillis VVhite, Joshua Haunnioncl. 1 ' 9: 9: SPRING FESTIVAL On Friday, May 21, :it Mineral Springs Park, the pupils of the Pekin schools presented their annual spring pngenllt. Hundreds of people witnessed the entertainment :incl they were well pleased with every number. Section 8A8 was very proud of the fuel: that one of its number, Roy Gifford, was chosen to take the part of Uncle Samf, 1926 :W EIGHTEEN