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

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LIVING IT UP An Alternative to Snow When the bitter coldness of winter set in, and a heavy blanket of snow was a common sight, students turned their attention to indoor activities. PinbalL pool, ping-pong, bowling, and attending movies became popular pastimes. Star Wars, the most popular movie of the student body according to the Memory Lane School Survey, set all-time records in an extended 5 month showing at a local theatre. WHS students followed a nationwide trend in flocking to see the science fiction fantasy. When money ran short, television proved to be the alternative to theatre movies. Starsky and Hutch, Charlie ' s Angels, and Happy Days were voted the top television shows by the WHS student body. top: Richie Cunningham, although a college student still asks high school dropout Fonzie for advice on the show Happy Days. middle: Charlie ' s Angels was a favorite TV show of the male population. bottom: Imperial stormtroopers interrogate Ben Kenobi and Luke Skywalker about their robots in the movie sensation of the year. Star Wars . STUDENT LIFE 17

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top left: Cynthia Wright plays one of her many records in her spare time. top right: Jeff Geehring spends his free time and extra money on a favorite pastime— pinball. above: Princess Leia places a message for help to Ben Kenobi in Artoo-Detoo in another scene from Star Wars. right: Another scene from Star Wars shows Luke Skywalker inspecting the newly acquired robots, Artoo-Detoo and See-threepio 16 STUDENT LIFE

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above: Maureen Horvath practices a useful skill that she learned in photography class. right: Judy Kiosk . e ts plenty of exercise by riding her bike five miles a day. 18 STUDENT LIFE