Washington High School - Memory Lane Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Washington's Candid Camera Pam Hernicz walks in, unsuspecting, admit in hand. Did you ever wonder what you'd look like on Candid Camera? Well, eleven Wash- ingtonians now know. Of course, it's not Mr. Funt's original, but we think ours is just as good. Certain students received mysterious ad- mits during their study hall saying simply-- Please come to room 912 for about ten min- utes. Each admit had a different time on it, and one by one the students started toward 912. Little did they know that room 912, a little vacant room near the yearbook office, had a camera waiting to catch the expression on their faces as they opened the door. There was a variety of results and Wash- ington's candid camera was a success. See for yourself. Carol Wozny: Hee hee, my pic- ture'll be in the Yearbook. Hee Sharon Pomush: What??! hee! Art Jaronik: Oh, for Pete's sake! -14-

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Mike Kalb provided extra enter- tainment at the dance as you can see in the picture on the right. After the dance, the crowd usually meets at a nearby restaurant to prolong the evening just a little longer. Ordinary procedure seldom includes a mouth full of tea bag, but tonight was an ex- ception. Chris Jackowiak does the honors for Cathy Hiles as Eileen Quinn, Cynthia King, and Jerry Po- mush look on, amused. The day of a typical Washington student ends on a happy note as the next one begins

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Connie Williams: What could they want? for? Joanne Stroup: There must be some mistake. Willie Veldman smiled--he was on Candid Cam- era! Bob Stewart: Aw oh! I thought there was some- thing fishy about this! Jim Burnham: If they thinkidid it, they're crazy! -15- Tom Haluda: Maybe if I sneak in quietly .... Mr. Heineman was even taken in by our stunt.