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

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WARREN JOSEPH SCHRUM Resides in North Washington . . . his favorite subject was chemistry . . . he enjoys reading as a hobby. VVarren was active on the news- paper staff and in the Senior Class Play . . . he plans to attend college and study history and journalism. JANE sTooPs jane resides on Rt. 356. She plans to be a private secretary and her favorite subjects include all commercial studies. Her most ex- citing experience was living in California. For her hobbies she likes' knitting and boys. In her senior year she was in Tri-Hi-Y, Year- book -Staff, President of Home Ec. Club, Senior Play and Girls' Basketball Team. RUTH EVELYN WALKER Resides at North Washington. Her favorite subject is chemistry, and her hobby is sports in general. She plans to enter the nursing profession after graduation. Her most excit- ing experience was the honor of being the editor of the Washtonian her junior and Senior years. Ruth was active in Tri-Hi-Y, Home Ec. Club, Girls' Basketball Team, Yearbook, and the Senior Girls' Chorus. 41

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PROPHECY OF CLASS OF l954 The year l97-1, the twentieth anniver- sary of the graduation of the class 1954, it looks like the class did well in their chosen fields. W'e find Nancy Heilman as Mayor of the city of Washington. Patty Feudal her right hand woman drives around in a souped up Hudson. District Attorney is Rob Young. Marjorie Keibler is head librarian at Washington Public Library. Roxie Rice former librarian is now rest- ing. Donna Mae Wilmont is manager at Miller's Market and Rich Nale is chief clerk. Rob Reed is superintendent of W.T.H.S. Principal is Donna For- sythe with her private secretary Law- rence Craig. Mary Ann Young is head physical education instructor. Tom Mc- Guire is' basketball coach and Shirley Ramsey is one of his ten women assist- ants. One of the 12 mathematics teach- ers is Omer llowell who also gives from his vast store of experienced advice in dealing with women. Commercial teacher is .lanet llowman. Ron llertieri is governor of Pa. Virginia Kring is secretary of internal affairs. Loretta Hildebrand is the state senator from VVestmoreland county. Mrs. .lane Stoops Coleman is president and has moved the White House to Mamont. Yice-Presi- dent Aub lrlorrell, is known as the Baby Kisser Yeepf' Secretary of State Don liistler has established peace be- tween Apollo and W.T.H.S. joe Exton is Secretary of the Army. joe has been in an awful stew with Bob jones Pa. senator because Hobs son has been a buck private for 3 years. Our attorney general is Carol Doutt a cold-hearted prosecutor. Rich Uerardinelli is an inter- national known racketeer and gambler. Gloria Cuica is the U. S. representative to the U. N. International Court of justice. Carol Bruce is the first woman to become chief justice of the U. S. Supreme Court. Ruth Walker is head of the American Nurses Association, assisted by Shirley Ridenour. Shirley Momberger has again won the title of golfer of the year. Rich jones is the first person to run the mile in less than a minute. Ron Weinel is a prominent chemical engineer for the U. S. Govern- ment. The famous football team the Ulairton Polecats are now coached by Carol Miller. Albert Hronyetz has just won the heavyweight wrestling title by defeating Gorgeous George. John Kocur is head basketball coach at the Univer- sity of Notre Dame. The largest glamor school in the world is run by Sally Adams. Eileen lllissman has made quite a name for herself as a dress designer. Nick Kardos and Doris Moorhead have been nominated for the sixth straight year to receive the academy award for their acting ability. I.ill Guenther and Mary Ann Sarver are starring in the current llroadway hit There Goes Little Sheba. Warren Schrum has won a third Pulitzer prize for his book The Rope. lletty Hooks is Mrs. Gerald Moorhead, Alberta Ritzman is Mrs. Richard Flick, and .Ioyce Wliitlinger is Mrs. Howard Ridenour. Rob Grazetti was the first Nobel Prize winner in art. Bob was not present for the award, he had gone fishing. The shock of the class of 1954 leaving was too great for our sponsors Rosie Ramaley and Etta Kline. They gave up teaching and retired with this final statement, After the unprece- dented scholastic attainment of the class of 1954, we feel that we have reached the peak of our careers.

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1 W1 i- Mfg RONALD BLATR Ron, resides in Paulton. are sciences. He plans to Lebanon Valley and take WETNET. Favorite subjects attend college at lndustrial Chem- istry. As his most exciting experience he lists being elected Co-Captain of the football team. His hobby is Weightlifting and he par- ticipated in football, Weightlifting, Secretary of Hi-Y and was Senior Class President. -IOYCE ELAINE VVHITLTNGER Joyce resides on Old Greensburg Road. Her plans for the future are marriage. She enjoys singing and going to movies. Her most excit- ing experience was seeing our football team beat Apollo. ln her senior year she was secre- tary of the library club, in the Senior Play Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y, and Home Ec. Club. DONNA MAE WTLMOT jake, resides in Oklahoma. Her favorite subject is Plane Geometry and her hobbies are swimming and skating. Future plans are undecided. It was an exciting experience the day she got a U in Phys. Ed. Donna was active her senior year in the Tri-Hi-Y. if r 42