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

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Stand Up For The Panthers With the clear view of how things were run by W.H.S. administrators, students appreciated getting an educa- tion and W.H.S. in general. They started to believe in their school and realized how important it was to have pride in your school. Students again began to Stand Up for the Pan- thers by cheering for their team and by showing them how much they were behind them. The Seniors and Juniors showed the underclassmen just what spirit meant and how much more effort could be shown once they knew that people were backing them. School spirit at W.H.S. was being expressed by almost everyone and not by just a handful of people. Top: Larry Palmer, Greg Fozo, Mike Young, Brian Hor- vath, and Karl Jurek wear the Panther uniform with pride Above: Sharon DemskI supports W.H.S. by cheering the team on. Right: Playing in the band helps get the students enthused about the pep assembly. 12 Student Life mi!AWsmittimimvH i uum9 nuiKM t aam

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Above: Pictured is the top ot the Court House in downtown South Bend. Lett: The American National Bank Building, the tallest building in downtown South Bend, looks over the city. Above: Here is one of the many street signs around the city that directs us in the way we are headed. Student Life U

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