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

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1919 919 01910191010 O 9 me,mwzxewewemeus:swims E jfacultp FIRST ROW--Miss Maurer, Miss Barnes, Miss Becker, Miss- Van Wey. SECOND Row-Miss Fee, Miss Jones, Mrs. Lawson, Miss Craig. THIRD ROW-Miss Geisert, Miss Higgins, Mrs. Lohnes, Miss Mosling, Miss Dubson. FOURTH ROW-Mr. Hainline, Mrs. Siebens, Principal, Mr. Bolin. OUR TEACHERS When go and Udo are remembered, V When a person grows feeble and sad, Then a golden hour from the present Will brighten your view, make you glad. A couplet to make you remember, A saga, complete, to be sung. Though aged and failing in memory, You can think of the days you were young. ' Mi '!HiiEHiu'EHiu'ME1'EHe6'i' 'EM 1927 1 'SWF S 'EW' -iv2in'EMi6'E1!f EIGHT

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washington junior Iaigb Szbnul QBur ilnpaltp Sung Dear old Junior High School We're all the same Winning or losing We're always game, So boys, together, We'll cheer forever Junior High School, Rah! Rah! Rah! l927gQ3QM QQQEQHWBMME

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104 00499040 0101919401v1 Qoqvqnqnqoqoqoqoqoqv Q16 Asus 'sus sususseu'Ms,Msu'sss 's '- E ,Mawseuswsusususmsusus:assume GBM illieacbersi With Mrs. Sicbens thoughts must lodge, Of reading tests we tried to dodgeg With dear Miss Geisert happy days, Kindness in a thousand ways. Of Mrs. Lawson, true and tried, Five minute tests on every sideg Miss Dubson with her girls in white Must ever be a welcome sight. For happy hours with pen and book To Mrs. Lohnes we must lookg Miss Higgins now with thoughtful mien, A sweet disturber of our dream. Miss Skelly we relate with joy, Was tireless aid to girl and boy. The girls in science, cooking stew Have learned to love Miss Kraeger, too. Miss Becker tells of Jap and Finn In many countries she has been. Miss Fee has charge of teeth and bones. Of vocal chords, harmonious tones f?J Miss Van Wey's remembered best For more than one unwanted test. We think Miss Craig's beloved ways, Make sunshine on the worst of days. To our Miss Jones we point with pride, We hear she'll soon become a bride. For ever widening friendship scope Will come to mind, Miss Barnes we hope. Miss Maurer with quick skillful moves Our works of art three times improves. Miss Mosling, in her charming way, Makes English lessons more like play. At last we come with saddened trend, To what our writers call the end, But not till Mr. Hainline will, Faithful returns our fears to still. In Mr. Bolin's history class It took much skill to even passg But days in school we spent with joy, Though we denied it, girl and boy. Mary Gale, Associate Editor. 404104 1 QQOQO QQ 4994 QOQOOQOQOQOQO 0100101910499 ,ewueuswsevessusisf'sds sAsde 1927 ,'sv's,'sssv'sssv s 'eusdlsdsrzesewsrs NINE