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

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(Top left) Paula Marshall uses the cash register often in her job at Hook ' s Drug Store, (Top Right) Sue OrlowskI greets all custonners of Fayva Shoes with a smile, (Bottom left) Going over date due cards is but one of Karen Bradley ' s duties as a librarian, (Above) Michelle Wicker prepares to reshelve a pile of returned magazines at the Western Branch of the Public Library, 13

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Money Talks Students Listen Any student from any school in the country con tell you that being a student involves quite a fev financial ventures. Not only for normal things, such as book fees and lunch, but really important stuff like dates, sports, insurance, and, of course, the yearbook. When students needed money, there were two ways to get it — ask for it, and work for it. Since parents tend to discourage eccessive spending of their money, most students opt to work. WHS was no exception. (Top) Aleta Dodd and Fay Manges serve as counter persons at Burger Chef. (Above) Cheryl Coppens rings up an order at Hook ' s. (Right) Lisa Stroup and Culetha Eaton vt ork together at the Greenway, here at WHS. 12

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students Demonstrate Creative Ability (top left) The Gospel Choir practices in the school auditorium. (top right) Pauline Cantu works on her oil painting in Studio Art class. (above) Washington ' s Booster Club congratulates Cross Country runner Perry Relchanadter on his first place finish in the sectional. (bottom right) Working on on ink drawing requires patience and hard work from Eric McDanlels. 14