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

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(right and below) Some days, students felt ttie need to dress with a little more style. (right) Mary Pletrazak, Bonnie DeCook and Tina Cooper feel that the assortment of denim, flannel, and polyester they have on is good enough for an average school day. 23

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Fashion Evidence That 70 ' s Are Not Forgotten As the 1970 ' s ended at midnight on December 31, 1979, there was evidence that, although the seventies v ere gone, they vjere not forgotten. Many of the fashions that were a trademark of the seventies were not easily cast aside. In fact, some of these even seemed to be rising in popularity at the arrival of 1980. Student attire at WHS ranged anywhere from just plain tacky to semiformal. So, on any given day, it was not unusual to spot jeans, tee shirts, leather jackets, suits, ties, dresses, boots and tennis shoes among the crowd. Basically, students simply borrowed some elements of the seventies and used them to set up a mark of excellence for the eighties. (top left) Although not unique to the seventies, Tom Tarr ' t footwear was very popular. (top right) Personalized shirts were also very common. (right) Kar n Tub«rvlll» shows that leather Jackets aren ' t exclusively for guys. 22

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(right) Dav« Kowalckl and Andy D«RYck»r« were Washington ' s representatives to iHoosier Boy ' s State. (right) Ron Chrzan, in addition to receiving Ali- State recognition as a punter, was a recipient of the Kiwanis Award. (left) Being co-captain of the Pom Pon squad is Just one of the many activities that Cattandra Thomas is involved with. (below) The four year language students are (clockwise) Davo Salota, Bob Krutczowtkl, BUI Thrathor, Chario ZawUtowtkl, Tan Soon Chan, Carol Horvalh, Nancy Hauguol, Carmen 9odacz aitd Paul SInka. 24