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Lunch Room Celebrates
Third Anniversary
The Washington High School lunch room will celebrate its third anniversary on Friday, March 17, the lunch room has been feeding on the average of 150 to 160 pupils daily. Mrs. Susie Pullen ihas been operating t'^e lunch room since its opening, and Mrs. John Kehdall has been assisting her for the past two years.
Baseball Season Opens
At Washington High
Jo Ellen Worth—Winfrey Burke
The boys have come out for baseball in full force because the rainy weather we have had for the last two weeks they hade been “suppleing up” in the auditorium. A special joy has been received from the new gloves, bats, and other equipment the school has bought for them this year, we all ask that Manager Goode take good care of their new equipment.
Mr. Wagner, the coach, has prepared a full schedule for the coming season.
The following boysf attended the first meeting and are expected to go out for baseball:
Junior Martin, Wrinfrey Burke, Edwin Scroggins, Charles Scroggins, Jack Smith, Leland Walter, William Burke, Newbill Miller, Warren Settle, Douglas Martin, Robert Harrison, Franklin Payne, Franklin Hawkins, Donald Utz.
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