Washington High School - Anvil Yearbook (East Chicago, IN)

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ie 444 of lZ?4X CLASS OFFICERS DICK DUHON Vice Presldent VIRCINIA PRUSIECKI Secretary MARTY SHERMAN President CLASS COLORS Maroon cmd Gold CLASS FLOWER White Hose CLASS MOTTO We Who Stnve the Most Will Gcun the Greatest COMMENCEMENT The seniors in stately procession march down the aisle together for the last time Their lrfted heads suggest a newfound dignity Although their outward appearance is full ot pride at once sad and happy sad to depart from the familiar surroundings but proud to experience soon the happrness ot a purposeful future as an adult The strains ot Pomp and Circumstance fill the auditorium and swell the hearts of the gray clad marchers A lump rises in their throats and their eyes blink away unwanted tears They know they must move on tor there are others behind them others who will close up the ranks when they are gone The seniors find their places in the auditorium and listen to the inspiring words ot the speaker Soon the time comes for presentation ot diplomas and they walk tirnidly across ine stage to receive their certificates In the recession the graduates march from the memorable scene clasping their diplo mas tightly in their hands Looking beyond the doors of the auditorium they realize that their minds are prepared to seek wider horizons vs Page Fourteen Q . 'I .4 A'J4 and self-assurance, on the inside they are not so confident nor quite so proud. Their spirits are