Washington High School - Hatchet Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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Lett 1980-81 Varsity cheerleaders show how they keep splrlt in the stands, Below The srhools shlelrl shows prlcle, splrll and sportsmamshlp mth honor llf ,n ' I l -'A f3Aain5Mw g t tr rttr l ., , Q.. an-' V' 3 Q Q i-, .. , Lett: The once revered Wildcat head was placed in the hall just outslde the gym. ?i1Jffj'Qt x

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Spirit, pride tell the history of teams The shouts from the crowd, the cheers from the cheerleaders and the coaches with pride on their faces, tell the story of the history of Washing- ton High School's teams. Spirit! No matter how many games were won through the five decades here, everyone enjoyed going to the games, or hearing about them the next week at school. Much time was spent into getting ready for the home games and even more for the Home- coming Game. Many are in the publics eye at these games, but the backbone of these few are those who make those shouts become heard across the field and out into the streets, the sponsors, coaches and the students. Spirit is what is held high in and out of the publics eyesight. Pride? So many people in this gen- NX . a K M .gt . ,W . . . ta W as Q . . - i nf, : i 4 K an . .,,. t . .. . eration don't seem to have the pride that those from earlier generations feel should be there, but way down in them there is the pride that no one can take away from them. They sup- port their school, in a way that has changed since 1931. There will always be a difference in how we should show our pride. X , . x Q g- K . . 3 - . 4 S , ' .i ff, W P -.r' A ..... s fr see.s as ' -Q . , S ...... l tg.. Q . . ,,.. . lg , Q, 1 ., ,. ...., va a S s - ,l'. : . :' ., i. i ' . . wi i n I 7 -11-,W--M f,,f-v -1---. vcrmiii 1 vnrs bfflpening fs N Far Above: Banner Carriers were the thing in the '5Ofs. Above: 1969 Senior football players pose outside school

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