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

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Everyone took pride in their school. Although some didn ' t show it as much as others did, Washington did have a lot of spirited people. This could be seen through the cheerleaders, band, pom pon girls, athletic teams, and especially the fans. The cheerleaders gave their all to cheer their teams on and to help promote school spirit. The pep band and poms entertained the crowds. The athletic teams tried their best to keep up or improve Washington ' s reputation in sports. And . . . the fans . . . the most important part. They supported the Panthers in many ways. Whether it was by painting their hair and faces green and white, sporting a Washington High School jersey or just by cheering the teams on when they needed it most. Washington ' s student body was one with a great amount of pride and spirit! Top: The volleyball players anxiously await the announcing of their names. Right: The seniors take time out from cheering to listen to the football captains. Bottom: The Senior class shows their Panther Pride at a pep assembly. 10 Student Life

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Right: In Mr Weber ' s room, Mike Kalmar has eyes for the camera. Below: Michelle Williams ' voice fills the halls Bottom: Homeroom has a strange effect on Mona Green. Middle: Susana Arevello, our foreign exchange student from Spam, reminisces in Mr. Bauer ' s class. 11 :: ' m s ' :, - ' ■fi-im mmmmm 12 Student Life It Must Be A Panther!