Washington High School - Packromak Yearbook (Washington, NC)

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Foreword The annual staff is proud to present the finished Packromak . It was our objective to show you the many moods of a high school student during the ' 64- ' 65 school year. Someday we will treasure these memories of games, dances, and dramatic productions. The noon rush, the long line in the cafeteria, and the tenseness of examinations add impetus to the year. The mood of a high school student constantly changes. We hope that through the Packromak you will be able to sense these moods and to remember them in future years. Today you will appreciate the Packromak . Tomorrow you will cherish the memories this annual has stored for you. Sincerely, i Kay Chauncey Kay Chauncey Editor-in-Chief

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Washington High School Washington High School is our alma mater. In this high school we have matured. We love it and yet we look forward to leaving it, going on to who knows what in the future. We remember the wonderful times we have had at our school, all the things we have done. Studying was hard at times but we managed to pull through. Extracurricular activities were per¬ haps more fun but both go into making us well-rounded people. The life of a student at Washington High School is a fascinating one and one we would not readily forfeit. Let us look at the following section and remember our years at our alma mater. S75103

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Student Life President Joe Tunstall presides over a student council meeting as advisor Mr, Shep Grist looks on. Students at WHS participate in many extracurricular sports. Scientific i each week, experiments are performed in chemistry lab Students hurry to school prepared for school,