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them our Christmas gifts ahd toys. On« of the most enjoyable things at Christmas time is the singing of carols in our homes, churches, yhere we work, and on the radio. .We are improving Christmas in other parts of the world iby what is known to us as white Christmas. fey. white Christmas we give clothes, • toys and other gifts to be sent to those who know not what a real Christmas is like, and by sending carols to them over radio and dther devices.

May we at Washington High School .wish for everyone, every-_ where a\ joyous Christmas season.

Alumni News

Evelyn Cook is now employed at Hecht’s Department Store in Washington, „D. C.

Moses Burke a graduate of W.H.S. in 1999 is now employed at the Willard Hotel in Washington, D. C. .

Robert Holmes is employed at the Telephone Company in War-, renton. ,

Charles Corder is a barber at Front Royal; his wife, the former Dorothy Netbers, operates the Huntly Post Office.

Charles and Gardner Mills own am^ operate a farm in Huntly.

Anna Bell Poe is employed in the Viscose Corporation.

Eleanor Mills is a nurse in a . government hospital in Whshington. D. C.

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