Washington Township High School - Washtonian Yearbook (Apollo, PA)

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First row ll to rl: J. Dickson, B. McMahon, Miss Ramaley, M. J. Morrow, S. J. Ralston. Second row: J. Lula, A. Frye, P. Casner, L. Hartman, D. Walker, S. Bertieri, J. Daugherty, H. Kline. enior lgfay Mrs. Penelope Maxwell ......... ......... J anet Daugherty Mrs. Phoebe De Royster .,......... .......... P eggy Casner Deborah De Royster .......... ............ A Ima Frye Phineas Farthingale ........ ......... H omer Kline Helen Maxwell ............ ......... J anice Dickson Tommy Tucker ......,.,... ............. B ob McMahon Aunt Polly Maxwell ......... ....... S ara Jane Ralston Johnson ........,.......... ............... D onald Walker Esther .......................... .......... M ary Jane Morrow Mahjah the Mystic ......... ....... L eonard Hartman Dick O'Donnell ............ ............... J ames Lula Hattie ..................... .......... S ylvia Bertieri How would you like to have a pet ghost? A nice, tame one that would be easy to take care of, sleep in your closet, do your work, or frighten people out of their wits -whichever you preferred? It sounds strange, but amusingly different, doesn't it? And that's why Great Caesar's Ghost! is one of the funniest, most unusual farces ever produced on our stage. April 6 was one of the biggest days for the seniors of Washington Township High School. I PJQQQWA, 0' 3X P :f 'xx fix.

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nf 3 .X Patty Shockey, Bob McMahon, Charles MacDonald, Larry Brock, Bob Dransite. 518 Beighley an guna! l950-51 introduced several new faces in the Dance Band . . . new 'pop' tunes . . . but the tradition of a good dance band was well retained . . . the usual full house at the school dances . . . and the usual interest in doing their part to make the extra-activities a success . . . for your ap- proval and with our appreciation . . . W.T.H.S. Dance Band. Vocals by Penny Snyder, Tom Magee and L aRue Bracken f f rf' 0115... X

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iirst row: L. Bracken, F. .pa-nanusdv' E X Yi? ,s if' w First row: M. McHenry, K. Hepler, H. Tawney, F. Duncan, L. S. Waltenbaugh. Second row: C. Van Scoyoc, D. Menk, P. Slaugenhaupt, M. A. Young, A. Beighley, C. Bruce. Third row: W. Schrum, R. Bowman, E. Spadin, J. Brown, V. Kocur. oliferarg ana! gudinedd The Typing and Business staff of the Crimson and White and their advisor Miss Snively have worked h d ar to put out the newspaper. Collecting subscriptions . . . typing dummy strips and stencils . spendin hours at th ' . . g e mimeo- graph machine . . . putting together the pages . . . giving it out to the subscribers . . . a combination business and circulation staff . . . always working! The staffs deserve credit from the students of WTHS for prompt publication of the school newspaper. Th 1950-51 C ' ' ' ' ' ' ' e nmson and White was a real active participant in the school life of WTHS. M. Conner, P. Lehman, M. Morabito, J. Bortz, S. Bertieri, A Frye iecond row: D. Dickson, M. J. Morrow, N. Humphrey, F. Weitzel, J. Simpson, L. Long, S. Gumbert, M. Gulyas. 'hird row: D. Porter, S. Deemer, D. M I ' J ' ' c nhre, . Miller, N. Gourley, V. Almes, J. Dickson. i ,. --tx I N vl v A .r , V .. e . , K If ZW