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

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First row ll to rl: H. Gray, G. Bush, R. Smith, D. Martin, H. Kline. Second row: A. Rowe, J. Dickson, M. Doty, D. Brinker, Advisor Mr. Yarnel l'600L LMt0l 5 September 1950 . . . the organization of a yearbook staff . . . the dummy or outline of suggested styles of books . . . the selection of the theme . . . color choice for the cover . . . shall we have a group or individual dedication . . . can we earn enough money to publish a good yearbook??? . . . all these questions and many more confronted the editor and staff of THE 1951 WASHTONIAN before the yearbook had fully reached the blueprint development. Miss Janice Dickson was a very capable ond hard working editor-in-chief . . . supported by a fine group of special editors . . . mostly members of the class of 51 . . . Mr. Yarnel supplied the advice and instruction and many hours of work along with the staff. The assistant editors named this year are from the sophomore class . . . thereby acquiring the rank of editors in the junior year. It is the hope of the entire staff that this will aid the work of the year- book . . . eliminating the overload of senior activities. We hope you will enjoy and treasure THE 1951 WASHTONIAN . . . As Time Goes By.

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,fd First row ll to rl: J. Watt, A. Frye, M. A. Hawk, P. Shockey, K. Hepler, E. Heckman, M. McHenry. Second row: S. J. Ralston, M. Gulyas, P. Lehman, S. Roth, F. M. Conner, C. Van Scoyoc. Third row: K. Bowman, D. Klaes, S. L. Pfeffer, F. Weitzel, H. Houser. mdAfonian uainezizi ana! oaferary .Sad They have style . . . They have charm . . . personality and all it takes to be good salesmen . . . that's the business staff of the l95l WASHTONIAN. Vandergrift . . . New Kensington . . . Apollo . . . Mamont . . . Camp JoAnn . . . all around the Allegheny-Kiski Valley Shopping centers . . . fun and work combined to meet the budget for the yearbook. Typing advertisement copy . . . trimming cuts . . . mounting pictures and offering advice and encouragement to the rest of the gang . . . working to make the deadlines . . . all for the glory of W.T.H.S .... the class of 'Sl and another prize-winning WASHTONIAN.

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First row: ll to rl L. Bracken, M. Bowman, S. Deemer, J. Watt. Second row: C. Clifton, E. Lynch, V. Almes, J. Brown, Miss Ramoley. Third row: D. Walker, M. MacDonald, B. Reed, R. Beighley, T. Weister, B. Dransite. e fzfit are e A new star has been added to the galaxy of clubs ot W.T.H.S .... Le Petit Cercle . . . or the little club . . . organized by French I and ll classes . . . formulated o Constitution . . . Miss Romoley, teacher . . . purpose is to furnish to all French students an opportunity to improve and increase their knowledge of French . . . in the bi-weekly meetings the students play games based on French words or phrases . . . learn to sing songs in French . . . and are given a chance to im- prove their oral expression by conversation and readings in French . . . the club has subscribed to the French Reader's Digest published in Canada and also to the Paris edition . . . for extra activities the club held o dance and assembly.