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

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Freshman Live It Up ! Right: Freshman spirit was seen throughout the halls at W.H.S. Below: Freshman could even dance! The Human Relations Board sponsored a freshman Live It Up week at the end of Septem- ber. Each day was planned so the freshman could get to know about Washington High School, other students, the faculty, and the many activities available to them. On Monday a dance was held for all freshman on the deck in the gym. On Tuesday each club and organization set up a booth describing its activities and allow- ing the students to select which extra-curricular activities they might want to participate in. The frosh had a dress-up day on Wed- nesday. Thursday was spirit day. The freshman decorated the main hall with many colorful signs expressing their school spirit. At the assembly on Friday they proved that they were true Wash- ington Panthers. » 24 Activities

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Kathy Reigns As Queen Tears, memories, and winning were all words describing the 1975 Football Homecoming. The Junior Class sold mums and boutonnieres and decorated the gym with an archway under which the ten candidates and their escorts promenaded. Highlighting the evening of October 10 was the crowning of the Football Homecoming Queen, Miss Kathy Hanyzewski, at the halftime of the game. Kathy was escorted by Fred Malecki. The cheering of the students moved the Panthers on , as they soundly defeated the Lasalle Lions 14-3. The Universal Element provided the music for the 1 975 Homecom- ing Dance at Washington. Above: The announcement of the Homecoming Queen was always an exciting event. Right: Carol and Michelle anticipate the news. 26 Activities