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

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W evemufzllu Grade iruaurnraltiie Miss Joxss .,... A..,. ,.,,...,,., f 1 dvisefr llomzirr Cixsn ..................A............. P1-esident M-lun' lir:.umox ...............,........... Vive-Presiide'n,t Minn' linux ....A..,. ......... S er-retary and Treasurer l nxs'r liowiKenneth Knmpf, David Dempsey, James Hannig, Rea Lott, Merle Bohlander. Srzeoxn Row-Robert Smith, Harlan Jost, Vlfalter Borsch, Lewis Splitgerber, Thomas Kiesil, Roth Smith. Vineent Turner, Donald Haake, Alfred Skarnikat. Paul Jones. Tnnzn Row- -Viola Crouch, Dorothy Dikes, Irene Morris, Emma Gent, Lela Seheeler, Wihnouth Schaefer, Mary lim-urdon, Libby Abramson, Georgia Crooks, Thelma Young, Lor- raine Lindsey, Vanessa Manker. Fomrrn llow--Mary Gale, Ruby Fischer, Frances Nixon, Lois Herbig, Katherine Dwyer, Robert Cushfl.a Verne Bastian, Gladys Lyons, Marjorie Timmons, Jane Bridges. Fn rn Row-Miss Dorothea Jones, Adviser, Helen Hiett, Lurie Heisel, Ruth lVise, Helen Herbigr, Minnie Sehwin, Mary Ralm, Velma Buhs, Emma Johns, Frances Horn, Leona Bauman, Rosie Mooreheud, Blanehe LeSeur. Mary Van Kirk, Margaret Vllatson. S1x'ru Row-l-Ienry Zimmerman, George Ehni, John Shnrman, Robert Rahn, John Shepherd, Earl Reed, Karl King. The seventh grade Dramatic Club is one of our largest organizations. It meets once each week and every member is deeply interested in his work. During the month of May this Club will give two entertainments. A small price of admission will be charged and we are looking forward to those evenings with great pleasure. eM m 1926 FORTY-SEVEN V.

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N. W gm Eighth Grade Dramatic Miss FEE .........,. ROSWELL GRAY ..... RUT1-1 YVEEKS ..... LOUISE BUSSERT ...... LESTER OYVEN ..,..,,,,,.,,.,,,. , ,,,,,,4,,.,,,.,,,4,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ., ......Ad'UiSl?1 ................1J7'6-Ylllfllt ........Vic0-P1'e.vident ,...,,.....Sr'vrelary , FIns'r'RoW-Elsie VVestrope, Marie Foster, Ruth Vl'eeks, Lola Albertson, Carol lu lQLll Lois Kraeger, Nadine Lohman, Martha Frie, Frieda SClllOttlI1!ll1. Sxccoxn Row-Norma Nierstheimer, Phyllis XVcytens, Stella Mae Jones, Alice 1lllllll0l1S Miss Franke Fee, Margaret Smith, Rose Vl'cstwi0k, uvllllltl Junker, Beulah Potts., Tumn Row-Daniel YVoodley, Yernard Hogan, Louis Lauterhacli, Lester Owen lim Black, Roswell Gray, Bernard Ailts, Clyde Chalnberlain. The pupils of the Dru matic Club are doing very good work, several ot them taking leading parts in the opcretta the Isle of Clmncef, The Dramatic Club is now planning to present the following short plays The Mysterious Guestf, The Three Newsboysf' Manikin :1 nd Minikinf' A longer play, Rescued by Radio, will also be given in the near futuil lhe cast of the above play follows- Murguret Smith ......... Beulah Potts ......... .....Lestc1' Owens Lola Albertsen ...,.,,.., ........ Bernard Ailts Norma Nierstheimel' ....,.. ......... Y Villiam Black Ruth VVeeks ........... .... ............. H e rget Switzer Stella Mae .Tones ....,.. ..,,...Clyde Chambcrlznin -mum: mmm 1926 mmmmm FDRTY-SIX ...... , ..... l'reasur0r ....,..YVil1na Juni-:er

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W FIRST Row-Tony Garino, Jesse Adams, Harlan XVet2cl, Louis YVocl1le, Charles W'ood- worth, Louis Nelson, George Kell, I-Ienry Whitfield. SECOND Row-Lueile I-Ielmig, Hazel Rubart, Dorothy liehrens, Dorothy I-Ienrlcks, Vchna I,cdin,'Carmen Drago, Goldie Rosenberg, Theresa Leuecra, Helen Altig, Dorothy XVaIters, Elizabeth Schott, Bernice Batterton, Mary Reardon. Timm Row-Harry Miller, John Peyton, Roland Preston, James Dietrich, Daniel XVoodley. wrirllllfii HS CG 0lF C QdLli'llCCCB99 The Isle of Chance, an operetta by Otis M. Carrington, was presented by the Glee Clubs of the iVasl1ington Junior High School, Thursday and l rid:1y evenings, December 17 and 18, 1925. From every standpoint this entertainment was :1 decided success. The public was much pleased and favorable comments were heard from all who attended the operetta. After all expenses were paid, we found that we had cleared about three hundred dollars. It was undoubtedly one of' the best entertainments ever presented by the school of Pekin. FORTY-EIGHT