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

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-i«i5W ' .noJgnirizfiWIo zIM orij ni alim ' n£m )kw zJnubuI? luO J i i As upperclassmen of Washington, the Seniors are the guiding force in arous- ing the Panther Spirit during the weekly pep assembUes. Car washes are considered a popular way to have fun if one enjoys being sprayed with a hose and wearing water drenched shoes. MEMORIES of our days as we go EVER ONWARD V---- Throughout our four short years at Washington we have accumulated a vast amount of memories. These memories include all of the events that happen around our school: paper drives, car washes, and bake sales. Most of these memories be- gan when we were Fresh- men. That was the year we began a new way of Hfe, that of a high school stu- dent. We made new friends, met new teachers, joined some clubs, and officially became Panthers. As Sophomores we no lon- ger got booed during assem- blies. It was also our last year of being underclass- men. When we became Ju- niors we also became part of t h e upperclass. These memories included receiving our class rings and our first prom. As Seniors we ac- quired the position of the leaders of the school. We enjoyed our class party and our Senior Prom. We ended our high school career with graduation. Now, we move EVER ONWARD. Class discussions, movies, and individual reports are just a few of the experiences that stimulate the students interest.

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te« Administration Leads Panther Spirit Tradition and dedication stressed at Washington Dedication and loyalty is shown through our ad- ministration by their con- tinuing efforts in striving for perfection in our school. This is evident in our principal, Kermit Thompson, who has al- ways performed his du- ties to the satisfaction of the entire school. As an administrator, Kermit Thompson always has an open mind to new ideas that will benefit both stu- dents and teachers alike. He also makes a special effort to meet and talk individually with each student. Ed Pilarski, as assistant principal accepts the responsibilities of the attendance and disciphne of the school. As W.H.S. panthers, we should ap- preciate our administra- tion for the fine work they have done. Kermit Thompson joins in panther spirit at pep assembly. Assistant principal, Edward Pilarski, checks attendance records. Kermit Thompson completes his sixth year at W.H.S.