Alumni News

From leading on the field as a majorette to serving her community for decades, Linda Sasavicz has shown Tiger pride through and through! We asked Linda to share her Massillon memories and what life has looked like since graduation—here’s what she had to say: Q: What year did you graduate from Massillon Washington High School? A: 1970 Q: What activities, clubs, or sports were you...

From the band room and choir risers at WHS to leading as a school principal today, Erica Young-Hill has shown what it means to carry her Tiger pride into every stage of life! We asked Erica to share her journey from her Massillon days to today—here’s what she had to say: Q: What year did you graduate from Massillon Washington High School? A: Class of 2009! Q: What activities, clubs, or...

From the basketball court and football field sidelines at Massillon to leading Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at a Fortune 15 company, Devray Kirkland’s journey shows what it means to carry Tiger pride forward. We asked Devray to share some of his favorite memories, accomplishments, and advice for current Tigers—here’s what he had to say: Q: What year did you graduate from Massillon...

From leading the Massillon majorettes and Varsity gymnastics team to making an impact in local journalism, Katy exemplifies Tiger pride in everything she does! We asked Katy a few questions about her high school memories, accomplishments, and advice for current students—here’s what she shared: Q: What year did you graduate from Massillon Washington High School? A: I graduated in...

Joel Vogt was honored at the state swimming championship meet in Canton for serving 50 years as an official and 36 years as a state meet official. He has now retired from officiating and from his roles as commissioner of the Northeast Ohio Aquatics Association and the Country Club Swim League. He was MVP for the WHS Tiger Sharks for the 1964-1965 season.