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

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Freshmen Tammy Ort, Michele Suth and Allison Ebel demonstrate their decorat- ing talents by using the Panther head and cheer on the Class of ' 92. vfter taking time out from a demanding quarter, seniors James DeCocq and Brian lacGowan reap the benefits of their efforts at the Academic Breakfast. Activities Division 17

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ctivities Unite Panthers Ti ' alent, dedication, determination, opti- mism, spirit, pride and a sense of concern are all unique qualities which bind friends, future schol- ars, thespians, farmers, journalists, homecoming courts, and hostesses to- gether. Motives behind being in- volved were endless and differed greatly. One rea- son that may contribute to the widespread involve- ment of such diverse stu- dents with such individual interests and personalities was the variety of clubs, groups, and activities to choose from. The varied goals and objectives of these groups offered ap- peal to almost every stu- dent. When asked why they participate in activities, junior Tricia Sekendy com- mented, It ' s fun to get into the clubs and meet other people. Panther sophomore Fred Patton added, They ' re fun and special. This is why a view inside Washington ' s activities is a view of the pride, interests, concerns and motivations of the student body. 16 Hello Dolly, performed at the 1988 Firefly Festival, included three Washington students. Waiter Richard Koons interrupts as Horace Vandergelder (Ryan Trzas- kowski) discovers that Barnaby Tucker (Andy Budzinski) isn ' t working in Horace ' s New York store. Activities Unite Panthers

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Panthers Decorate With Pride Green and white streamers were draped everywhere from the ceiling to the floor. An eye- opening STRICTLY SEN- IORS was sprayed on the brick wall. The juniors had an array of multi-colored signs all the way across the office doors. Sophomores had the oppos- ing team ' s (Elston) Red Devil in the corner of the gym doors. Even the freshmen got into the groove and had all the indica- Juniors jam with their prize-winning decorations as they prepare the hallway for spirit week. The 1988 Football Homecoming Court — Front Row: Sonya Adams, Tami Bar gielski, Kristin Chlebowski, Carla Crit tendon, Rachel Ebel, Shalon Emmons Jennifer Jenkins, Tracy Landuit, Andrea Lebiedzinski, Courtney Vanslager; Es corts: Rahman Johnson, Arturo SandO ' val, Andrew Peregrine, Agustous Gage Kevin Brzezinski, James DeCocq, Ken ton Jennings, Robert Miller, Keith Lauver, T.J. Kubisiak. tions of Panther Pride. All these were just a few signs of home- coming and spirit week. No homecoming is ever ac- comlished without the total in- volvement that every class gives. Granted, each class works separately, but the classes also worked together to fill the halls and gym with green and white posters, balloons and crepe pa- per. The class of ' 90 won the spirit stick for hallway decorations; their well-planned streams of color-coordinated crepe paper captivated the judges. The class of ' 89 with their large green and white W standing tall on the deck over- looking the long white banners hung majestically from the back- boards, won the spirit stick for gym decorations. 18 Panthers Decorate With Pride