Washington High School - Panorama Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Fall brings school to life NO LEAVES are changing color, and there is no frost on the pumpkin. Yet there are certain un- mistakable signs that fall has returned to the Valley of the Sun and to Washington High. Early rising neighbors can hear the sound of the band as it prac- tices before school. Business at nearby drive-ins increases. STRANGE SIGNS begin to appear on campus such as Cream the Colts and Cage the Lions. Tem- peratures in the 100's bring complaints about hot or cold classrooms. School is in session, football season is here. lt's fall once again. -fum Q 1 49 A if 'gi . M. --s---- -.'T::g,, it F V a A, f La-. ww . .Q ,I - - T . ,551 ' -o-...nm Graceful as swans in the water, girls taking swimming as part of the p.e. program return to class with damp, straight hair. i V M in . ,ffv ' A V lun' is WN' . .. . ,ini . W .i A ru iw' ,.wLwaMMl'll'lll'l'Wl mwwlml rw mn W i wi 'I' ff V. E ,, sip.. g W' 'M' L l, .. L mmm2W ' M.,-.4 wi ' ' f .aamuww-f .Elf-ln:wdll1rD U4 ,s., : 'vs PM ,R 'OKL- The owner of a new 'Vette couldn't be any prouder than the possessor of a dune buggy. These versatile vehicles are just the thing for loading up the gang for a good time in the desert.

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