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

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Freedom Of Summer Had Begun It was that time of the year again. The final day of school. The last exam was taken and the freedom of summer had begun. It was time to start sleeping late, wear ing shorts, catching up on soap operas and enjoying the many advantages of summer. It was time for students to ex press themselves, whether it be partying swimming, vacations, going to the beach baseball games, camp, or just hanging around with friends. The summer was packed with many plans and lots of fun. Just as the carefree and lazy daily rou- tine seemed as if it would last forever, it was time for it all come to an end. The end of August had come, and it was time to get back into that old routine of getting up early and returning to school once again. Though the summer had ended, we still had the next one to look forward to and the memories of the last one to get us through the year. Above: As the sun goes do« n, Denise Odusch ' 86 and Lisa Abraham ' 86 enjoy a peaceful moment on the beach. Upper right: During the summer, Tami Fitz ' 87 and the rest of the WHS band had fun marching in the Ethnic Festival Parade. Middle Right: Eric Koselak ' 87, Craig Lekarczyk ' 87, and Tara MacGowan ' 87 soak up some rays at Tower Hill. Bottom Right: After the final game. Harold Palmer ' 87, expresses his Panther Pride with Robert Holmes ' 86. Steve Egyed ' 87, Terry Bargielski ' 87. and Scott Fahey ' 87. w B Summer 1

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Panthers Make Tracks In South Bend! V I 1 ••• All throughout South Bend, the tracks of a Panther can be found! The students at Washington High School take full advantage of the city ' s activities and facilities. For in- stance, one may find a Panther working in a local business, dancing in the Century Center at the Prom, or just taking a walk along the beau- tiful St. Joseph River. You may even see a Panther kayaking down the Olde East race, which draws people from all over the world! During the summer a Panther can always be spotted sampling a wide variety of foods at the Ethnic Festi- val. Our city offers many opportu- nities for young and old alike, so no matter where a Panther goes in South Bend, an exciting experience is sure to be found! Above: Some Panthers are making their tracks on the stairway in the Great Hall at the Century Center. Above Middle: Danny Lenard ' 85, Michael Powell ' 86, and Tamarra West ' 88 stop to enjoy the view as they walk along the East Race. Right: Lynn Chrzan ' 86, Julie Roxmarynowski ' 86, and Bill Markiewicz ' 89 decide to cool off in one of South Bend ' s water fountains.