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

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A Treasurebook of Memories In September, the new school year seemed as if it would never end. But as May rolled around, everyone wondered where the year had gone. Many events — too many to mention — had given the year a unique quality. One item, however, linked the entire year — the Memory Lane yearbook. With yearbook in hand, and the school calendar coming to a close, students turned their attention to how many signatures they could collect, who was in the yearbook, and a few unlucky people found there were no extra books left to buy. In its thirty-eighth year of publication, Memory Lane still served a single purpose — as a bridge back to the good ole high school days when gauchos and painter pants were the in fashion, when Star Wars was the talk-of-the-year and tickets for Kiss and Aerosmith were scarce. Memories of certain weekend, or of a special person, of clubs, sports, class parties, and of course the prom were all recaptured. A yearbook was an invaluable keepsake which contained the treasure of memories. Remember when . . . top left: Teresa Mack enjoys one of her favorite hobbies at a local pool hall. right: A group of WHS students pose for a picture during one of the yearbook ' s sessions at Bicentennial Park, downtown South Bend. 4 OPENING

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top right: Doug Szlanfucht portrays the average Washington student ' s wardrobe in stripes andjeans. top left: Cindy Robakowski is a smart number in her gauchos and boots. Student Life 8 Activities 34 Academics 58 Sports 82 Album 114 Advertising 164 OPENING 3

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left: A couple of students are puzzled by the appearance of a huge tire in the front circle. above: Glen Duddleson. Julie Rafalski. and Jay Rendos lake time out for some fun while decorating for the Homecoming assembly. left: The covers change every year to add a uniqueness to each Memory Lane .