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

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OPENING 7

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Student Life Relaxing, watching TV. going to a movie. shopping, talking on the phone, studying. practicing for a sport, or working to earn some money. What did all these have in common? Nicy were the ways students spent their free time. While some students hurried home to study a little or relax, others were busy on the practice field, or on their jobs. Unlike previous years. when students worked only summer jobs, many students worked up to seven hours after school and as many as thirty hours a week during the 78 school year. With their earnings, the students shopped at one of two area malls and patronized many local businesses. When the money ran out. the part- lime workers found themselves at home on the telephone or watching a favorite television show. Involvement and activity were foremost in the average student ' s mind. Apathy was a word of the past: the studeflts had changed all that.