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

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I 5 1 That big hole . . . those cement footers . . . will soon be covered by a ew building plus the faithful old Alma Mama . . . we will have a sharp and ompletely modern junior-Senior High School . . . if you want to see the com- lete suory of WTHS growing . . . get a 1954 issue of 'I'HE WASHTONIAN . . we're going to cover it all in detail . . . in the mean time . . . sign your llwlwliiil l WM li ill illlillhlil ul gl ,, - ri 2 A W W lil iiiivljl liwiiliw Q qxijglliilii 'ill wiv y MM Qigigffgi

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LIFE... Y ,eff I r. 5 ' a L 4 a The Coaches map the strate- gy with the co-captains . Scene II . . . behind the Oklahoma grade school . . . drama . . . practice sessions . . . Bossart 1 the little fellow with his sleeves rolled upb directs a practice problem. There are three players . . . one coach . . . But we have a problem . . . we can only figure out who the coach could be . . . those other guys . . . we aren't sure. lasik X 225-A

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WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT I Route No. I + Apollo, Pa. + Phone Oklahoma 35I4 -I0ImSt0n W- St00PS, Board ol: Education: Supervising Principal Theodore Rosenzweig . President Eugene Yamel, Earl Anderson . . Vice President High School Principal Russell M. Walbeck . . Secretary S. M. Jamison . . . Treasurer Fred O. Deemer, L. L. Branthoover Students and Faculty of' Washington Township High School Dear Friends: I, as editor of the 1955 Washtonian wish to tate thfs op- portunity to thank all the neople -,.-.' he worked to make this book possible. At the beginning of the school year, we were hanoered in the preparation of the book by the building orojeci. We had noor backgrounds for pictures, fewer activities, shorter noon hour, less time for snaps of school life, which all added un to rough going. I would like to pay special tribute to the literary editor and business manager who have helped in the planning of the book. Without their help I w uld not have accom lished much. Special indebtness is given to all members of the literary and business staff's for helping in making this book a reality. Numerous people lent their time and ability in ty ing up the book. lhey were Linda Bellas, Janet Bowman, Florence Dunca Winnie Latham and Shirley kioth. Also credit is due to all persons contributing snapshots. - Arlene Rowe deserves gratitude for her advice. In closing I would like to thank Mr. Yarnell for all the work he did on this book. I am looking forward to 1954 and the new school, increased activities and numerous other things which add up to a larger yearbook for entrance into National Competition. N x I , I Sincerely, I I' ff' ' ,I If ln' gl' - ' , l I - . Xxx J I Q44 Q ll S Ruth Walker , I 4 it E Edi nor-In-chief x - ' f , , If Il tlllll 4 I X , xp I 107 ns