Washington High School - Panorama Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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School dances follow games Fridaynights Milling in crowds after the football game, Debbie Kleissle and Cindy Potts patiently await their turn to be admitted to the school dance. That excitement runs high at football games is certainly proven by the expressions worn on the spectators' faces at a WHS game. I7 EXCITEMENT RUNS high at football games as Ram fans encourage the team on to victory. Snowstorms of confetti blanket students when a touchdown is made. Even though the WHS football team has not had a successful season, the 70's may yet bring a state championship. FROM INSIDE the WHS gymnasium vibra- tions could be heard of a band getting warmed up to play for the Friday night school dance. Outside, the crowd of students looked around to see who was going that night as they waited to be admitted into the gym. WASHINGTON HIGH certainly swung into the 70's literally as at least one dance was held each month by one of the clubs on campus. Students grooved to the heavy sounds of such bands as Sleepy Hollow and Ceramic Fire. To help raise more money at the dances, the sponsors sold cookies and soft drinks to the students. Earlier in the school year, some of the dances had to be held in the cafeteria to allow time for a new floor to be installed in the gym. The faces of the football team portray uncertainty and grim determination before going into the game. Dancing to the beat of a band provides Lynn Hales with a chance to relax and chat with friends after the game. Jl

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Students spend part of their five-minute breaks weaving through crowded locker areas. With only a few seconds before the tardy bell rings Vic Lester charges toward his class. 'vvmn-4-q...,.N...,.A Big campus keeps WHSers on the go RAMSEY RAM and Ula Ewe, a typical WHS couple, find that keeping their romance going during the day is not an easy task. By the time Ula walked from the swimming pool, and Ramsey made it from ag class, there was barely time for a quick wave as, caught in the milling mob in the locker area, they were swept separately along to class. TEACHERS were not usually sympathetic to tardy scholars, even though they might plead stuck lockers, bro ken legs, or advanced senility, so the rush was on every 55 minutes. Powder rooms are congested areas as girls take time between classes to make sure that they are presentable for that cute track star who sits behind them. , . fx A, 5 - aigfiz x