Washington High School - Panorama Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Foreword THESE ARE the times that try mens souls. The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of their country, but he that stands it now deserves the love and thanks of man and woman. THOMAS PAINE might well have been writing about the troubles of 1960's instead of the 'l700's. In an age when young people seem unable to find anything to believe in, being a part of a great school is more im- portant than ever. The loyalty which most WHS students and alumni feel has the special name of Washingtonism. THIS PRIDE comes from many sources. Stu- dents and alumni know that WHS has an outstanding faculty and student body. They can be proud of the records of the athletic teams, and of the achievements of the musical groups, and publications. SOME YEARS Washingtonism takes more effort. When the teams are not winning and honors are not being heaped upon individ- uals, it takes more effort to show that special pride. However, true Rams have the strength, after it is all over, to stand up straight and yell, We're from Washington, we couldn't be any prouder...

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Contents Student Life ...... 10 Sports . . . . . .32 Clubs . . . . . .66 Honors . . . . . 100 Seniors . . . . . . 122 Juniors .... . . 152 Sophomores ..... 164 Freshman . . . . 174 Academics ...... 184 Faculty ........ 200 Ads ond index . . . 220

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Wclshingtonism hits teclc hers, students alike