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

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Above: Construction on the cafeteria, takes much space for needed materials. Left: Many Changes have come about for WHS, Z' TLJVE' aff!--in 1 3 7 1, :Q-f . x 1 V Wi.

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Inflation hasn't deflated the problems Gas prices have over doubled since Washington opened in 1931. Even though prices have soared, students still drive to school. Some students live too close to ride a bus, or else they have another reason for driving to school. No matter how students get to school, they help to make WHS have the best attendance record for this district. The students who wish to drive to school were required to reg- i l l s Lett StuCo member checks car stickers in the Above: Students clear the parking lot after a 6 s long day. of toda ister the make and year of the car with the office. The reasoning for this is that if there were any reason for towing the car, they could contact the student about it. After parking their car in the park- ing Iot, students can go to their classes without any worry about their car being stolen or being messed up. Although, when others come in the parking lot to park, who knows what can happen. Above: The parking lot on a normal day. 0 Lg , Q New