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

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Art Displays Originality A line is a line, but add a little shading and value to that line, and it soon be- comes expressive. Artists display their varied talents by experimenting with new techniques. In today ' s rushing, advancing world, art is no exception. By using basic knowledge students derive original ideas. Many inner emo- tions are transferred from pencil to paper, giving the artist a feeling of accomplish- ment and pride. Top: Mr. Marion Pilarski Middle Left: Mr. Thomas Meunick Lower Left: Mrs. Louise Nagy Lower Middle: Mr. Ross Brown Lower Right: Mr. David Weber 2,1

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I Staff Pulls Washing! Along To make the best school year pos- sible administrators keep faith in stu- dents, helping them to the best of their ability. The counselors advise us as to which classes will best benefit our needs. They guide us— for we are the leaders of tomorrow. Reliable secretaries add their ef- ficiency to keep the school running smoothly. Upper Left: Mrs. Marge Kolvas Upper Right: Mrs. Pat Czarnecki Lower Left: Mrs. Barb Joseph Lower Middle: Mrs. Constance Wallis Lower Right: Mrs. June Stump 27

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Upper Left: Mr. Jay Miller Upper Right: Mr. Dennis Perry Lower Left: Mr. Larry Zorns Lower Right: Mr. Jerry Lackey : :;::, Music Tells The Story Well Our generation, the young, are constantly searching for a way to express themselves and their ideals. Speeches are no longer effective, and books take too long to write. What our generation seeks is instant acknowledgment to reveal ideals, and the device is music. Students at Washington are offered a chance to learn how to use music as a way to present their ideas through courses such as Music Appreciation, Glee Club, Orchestra, and Jazz Band. 29