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Perfect Attendance At
Washington High School
Listed below are students of Washington High School with perfect attendance records, and their grade and number of years.
Grade One— Peggy McCreath, 1 year; Ernest Eubank, 1 year; Jackie Chadwell, 1 year.
Grade Two—Jackie Rutherford; Peggy Burke; Bob Eubanks; Betty Eubanks.
Grade Three—John Burke; Billy Hawkins; Edward Pullen; Randall Updike.
Grade Four—Rannie Bu^ke; Mary Eubank; Glen Updike; Russell Lee Nicholson. ' Grade Five—Annie Mae Dodson ; Lewis Pullen.
Grade Six—-Colbert Foster, 2 years; Richard Racer, 8 years; Johnny Eubank, 1 year; Mabel Hawkins, 2 years, (given by the children, no way of checking)
Grade Seven—Henry Hudson, 6 years; Betty Rutherford, 6 years.
Grade Eight-L—Lois Racer, 8 years;* Jean Hawkins, 2 years; Julia Belle Walter, 3 years; Mar-a garet Walter, 2 years; Linwood Camera, 4 years. »
Grade Eight-B— Virginia Anderson; Shirley Settle; Bessie Dodson; Lucille Pullen; Kelly Updike; Nelson Williams.
Grade Nine—William Burke, 8 years; Catherine Lillard, 1 year; Carol Wifliams, 1 year.
Grade Ten—George Lawrence, 2 years; Delores Foster, 8 years; Barbara Williams, 2 years.
Grade Eleven—Leland Walter, 4 years; Phyllis Hudson, Id years.
Grade Twelve—Mary Karland Fincham, 12 years; Jean Woodward, 1 year; Gladys Reid, 3 years; Mary Burke, 9 years.v
denied to no one.
We shall dare to venture forth into the world, to explore the unknown, to think as our souls and hearts dictate. _
Although the way may be narrow and the barriers high, <we shall ever keep our feet on the upward path and our eyes on the goal.
As we the Seniors of 1950 leave Washington High School, a deep wave of realization sweeps over us that we are not on the heights but climbing.
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