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

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KERMIT THOMPSON THE CYCLE ENDS... E school cycle for this class of 1968 will come to a grinding hal longer will you be a student at Washington High School, but member of that vast group in our community who identify them as the Alumni. Yes . . . the long awaited day is about to arrive now you probably have some regrets that the end is near. In just a few days the switches will be pulled and the four year I a s As you make your last exit from this school, you will be taking. of the basic lessons of Ile which will enable you to pursue adva opportunities in higher education or the pursuit ofgainful employr Over and above these accomplishments you will depart with memories ofthe unusual moments in the four years, and this Mei Lane serves to perpetuate those experiences so that you will 1 forget them. Time has a way of helping us forget the unpleasant e we endured, and the enjoyable moments seem to become more nounced each passing year. By the time your jirst grandchild art some of your high school experiences will have already become 1 gerated beyond the point of all reasonableness. The ending of this cycle means that the wheels ofa new one will rotating. The big question facing each graduate will be, What I have accomplished at the end of the next cycle? The faculty and I will be on the side lines watching your performance. Prove to us EDWARD HLARSK1 what your generation can do to ensure a better world in which to live. I2

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QQ MARILYN GREEN, Glee Club A.B.. M.M., Earlham College, Michigan State University. STANLEY LOUISEA U, B-Band, B.M.E., Butler University. m usic Band, Orchestra and Vocal Music are the areas that are covered in the Music Department at our school. Students at Washington have always excelled in the feld of music. In Band, students as a group, and individually, study band tech- niques and prepare numbers for presentation at pep assemblies, foot- ball games, and special programs. The Orchestra is the more majestic area of the Music Department, working on material for presentation at special programs. This material varies between popular music of today andpopular music ofyears past. Vocal Music, or Glee Club, is the third area of music studied at Washington. In this area, we have many fne groups: The Mellowmen, The Mellowettes, and The Fitzy Minstrels. These groups present pro- grams at Christmas and Easter. JA Y MILLER, Orchestra B.S., M.M.E., Indiana University, University GERALD OLLMAN, A-Band A.B. B.M.E., M.M., Northwestern Univer ofNotre Dame. sity, Wheaton College,