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

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k. left: Diane Putz in a thoughtful moment as she constructs her next ' masterpiece ' . middle. Kim VanOverberghe demonstrates a popular WHS hobby. BUBBLE-BLOWING!! bottom: Bob Wieczorek works hard at his favorite hobby, the drums. m m mm. . ' • ' ■ ■■■■ Hobbies 19

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We Do It Our Way Students who had extra time, after the homework was done, spent their idle hours pursuing hobbies. The types of hobbies ranged from auto repair to drawing and even to bubbleblowing. Nearly every student at WHS had a hobby of one kind or another. Hobbies took students ' minds off of everyday pressures and problems. top: James Lentz, an experienced puppeteer, talks with a friend. right: Auto repair: one of the more popular hobbies at WHS. 18 Hobbies

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We ' ve Got An Eye For Fashion As you looked around WHS, a variety of the latest fads could have been easily noted amongst the student body. Probably every school had its own fashion, but Washington had its own flair. Blue jeans, a traditional garb have never faded from our school ' s taste, and most students wore them with the latest concert T-shirts. Various T-shirts ranging from Journey to Styz or Heart to REO were proudly worn by students. Some students liked to add variety to their weekly wardrobes by dressing up a bit. No matter when or where one looked you could always find individuality or trends in fashion. top: Scotl Harmon listens as Mike Overstreet tells him about Terrible Ted ' s recent South Bend concert. right: Tom Zakrzewskl In a typical guy ' s garb at WHS: Fu Manchu and turtleneck. 20 Fashion