Washington High School - Panorama Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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v Q tililiili t will g ,igi A ccts c, c W X Don't fence me out, cry these students who are waiting for a teacher to come and unlock the locker gate after lunch. Busy school clay ha it moment of iust waiting W . as S So that WHS students won't have to stand in a long line to get their milk, a milk table Dee Pullen, Nancy Fry, Barbara Hicks, and Joyce Javery. 24 is set up each lunch in the patio area to sell iust milk. Patty Seifried sells milk to

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Up, up, and away!! Vicki Phillips performs as one of the Rambleaires to celebrate a Ram touchdown. ZH 0.1 Ai QW Zif f , We , , ll ' ' 'If A I J ' hwy T, 1' Y N l iff Ramette member Shelley Fogleton makes a sale as she convinces Ram football fan, Ed Rumple, that you can't tell the players without a program. ssemblies prime spirits for games Varsity football coaches seem more interested in the problems on the field than with John Ramsey's dilemma. Not really Ram football players with beautiful legs, WHS pom pon girls await their turn to perform at ci pep assembly. 23

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