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

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BACK IN TIME. New styles, crew cuts, hit our school during the beginning of the year. Sporting their cuts areNiclr Porr,as,junior,Mario Cockrel,senior,Robert Erhardt,senior,Brent Thompson, senior, and Darrell Rlvergsophomore. Photo by A. Flndley. SHOW YOUR SPIRIT! Sponsered by DECA, the Q104 School Spirit Contest became a very active event. Students worked hard to turn in 152,550 index cards. Photo by A. Hndley. WONDERFUL WORK. Classwa always the fun thing to do. lt show on the enthusiastic face of DeRand Williams, freshman. Photo by A. Flndley. A I I ' 6 lntrod t 1--f it is I THIS IS IT, YOUR SCHOOL, YOUR DAY, YOUR . EVERYDAY LIFE. YOU LIVE, BREATHE. AND SUFFER THIS SCHOOL. AND EOR WHAT YOU ASK? BECAUSE YOU LOVED IT! etting up in the morning and com- ing to school was not everyones idea of fun. Bus students stood in the cold, sometimes' rain, and students had to be at school at 7:25. E A big frustration is standing in the cafe- teria line. The hot lunch lines are backed up to the stairs, and the snack bar line makes a circle around the room. When you get your meal, the bell rings and you wind up throwing all your lunch away. Teachers let you suffer of dehydration instead of giving you a hallpass to get a drink. Everytime a pass from the office comes, all eyes turn to the aide who is bringing it There is-a secret wish that it will be for you. 'Story by K. Frakes:layout by K. Frakes. rf 1. -:dn 2 .2 . if f ll ,122 if 7 ,V ' 2 535 ei , '- jfgf-W ' 5 Q -r, v5.KQQ'i1+.- if-:. Y ucion A . A I -A l

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I ne I I it 2 it to V 'V of a in Jr 4. 4 P e-.v ' o --Qiffiri-'sir , ' '5 Y 3 '- 14,g,i.1fl.j,,,1X ' .Exf fin:-9-::,, ONE DAY DOWN. Kyle Greer sophomore andh Nicole Scott freshman exchange a few words before going home. Photo 'by A. Hndley. , ' SENIORS 87 The sign speaks for itself! Photo by D. Isom. 49 I l llfF '1 ?1 Q v 46 x LN- r,,.-,, SM- Q ' ..- I if , A . .. L0 I M .-4 lb .1 1, n 'Iii 'kill 1 elf: I 3 ... l FOREVER IT SEEMS. Students anxiously wait to pick up schedules that will determine their A year. Photo by A. Hndley. I I ' THIIIS1' AID. Even on the first day of school the football team has to work up 'a thirst. Photo by M Simpson. , ' I ' lntioductlon ' -

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DUR J IT! 1 Li ' ' J., ., xxx i i Q 1 an ,il ' mf. ,,. vo. A ' Q vi 1 1 I 1 Q 1 L . I. I-. my 1-w,71.' F, I Q. . . . 'kwa .., ,V , V ! Q I 1 1 1 4 2 .Q 1 I E 'W ' '-J4'1fW.'fv .wffw -- My ff ' i x f! In if ..k - ' ,fo Am i 1 1 . ,. x 33?i'f.f,:L 'tb- X, ,-,fm L L a if ,S KILLING TIME. April Marsha!I, junior. is caught gossiping in the girlsobathroom. Photo by K. Frakes. Q Q? -- Y VW! Y R 4 W W' U 1, ' 1' 'Y . 1 -. -wg, ,gynamyfir 1 mama ,L A - Mn, i f 1 an X Arm? X 3,9 PJ f--bk V., Y MR X if 11 A I , , J 3 1 f L. rf ,- , . -.4 1 fi' P ,: 'f ' - 'PLJQ4 94-,.,-12 - fi. L - - W R, ...,,',-r :,fx '- ALL' IHATI' FQQQ! Todd Preecg. juniorf V , A ' giabs All the fattening food.. Photo by A. , f Findlay- 4 ' ' V Introduction ' 1 1