Washington Township High School - Toganette Yearbook (Tontogany, OH)

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STUDENT CCUNCIL Cfficers President - Agnes Ballard Vice President - Glen Coale Secretary - Mary Huffman The purpose of this organization was to give the students a representation in their governing. Each high school class was represented in this organisation by two people from each class and two from the junior high. Those people who were chosen are as follows: Senior Class - Agnes Ballard - and Ethel Sprague as substitute: Junior Class - Glen Coale - with Clifford Mawer as substituteg Sophomore Class - Mary Huffman - with Donald Current as substitute: Freshman Class - Georgia Tampurages - with Raye mond Neifer as substituteg Junior High - Janet Kuder - with Lily Mae Williams as substitute. The Student Council was a well or- ganized body and made many important decisions. HI-BEE The Hi-Bee, our weekly publication, was published by the students under the able direction of Miss Smith. The staff was divided into two parts--one for each semester. The first se- mester Lucile Kuder and Margery Amos were Co-Editors with many cooperative assistants. During the second semester Thelma Tolles and Mary Avey were Co-Editors. Due to other activities the Hi-Bee was published every two weeks. Although many inexperienced people were on the staff, they introduced some new ideas which helped to make a bigger and bet- ter paper. THE THREE L'S This year our school had for cheerleaders the three L's, otherwise known as Lucile Kuder, Lela Matheny, and Lucille Yatea The girls were elected by popular vote of the school. Perhaps we didn't have the team this year, but due to the grand leader- ship of nur cheerleaders, we certainly had the pep. The team was greatly encouraged by the cheering section and whether the score board showed victory or defeat, the cheerleaders put all their pep into the cheers. Next year the school and the team will have a great lose as all three girls are seniors. We, the lower class members, only hope that the two Lucilles and Lela have as much success in their 1ife's work as they have had in their cheerleading.

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SCHOOL TOURS Several school tours were taken this year. The Business Law Clase visited court at the County Court House last fall. The Home Ec. Class inf vestigated the interior of several of the new homes in the Northwestern sec- tion of Bowling Green. Different tours were made by the Agriculture Clase to the Toledo Fair, and also to various farm implement companies. Members oi the HL-Bee staff made an interesting visit to the Toledo Blade factory. Thir ty-two high school students witnessed a football game between Waite and Cen- tral High. The Girls Glee Club took two trips: one to Bluffton, the other one to Columbus. These tours help take away the monotony of school life, and help us to do better work. EIGHT INCH LETTERS Glen Coale Rwwmdy Kenneth Vollmar Walter Karns Edward Shank Raymond Neifer Charles Sprague Jack Ballard Clyde Harmon John Walters Myron Smith SILVER ATHLETIC Lowell Wenig BRONZE ATHLETIC LaVerdo Fox SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS BRONZE SCHOLARSHIP Betty Main SIX INCH LETTERS Helen Grames Ronald Sheldrick Lois Avey Lucille Yates BRONZE ACTIVITY Mary Avey Norman Scott Lela Matheny Thelma Tollee Thelma Pfaff Mary Huffman SILVER SCHOLARSHIP Margery Amos GOLD SCHOLARSHIP Lucile Kuder