Washington High School - Panorama Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Table of Contents StudentLife 6 Academics ... .... 32 Faculty ..... ... 50 Sports ...... .... 7 0 Seniors ..... ... 104 juniors ....... .. 132 Sophomores . .. ... 144 Freshmen ... ... 156 Honors ................. ... 168 Clubs .................... .. 190 Advertisements and Index ...... 222 :+-

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E A . , .41 352794 ' tie! ,wt 'K i Foreword One small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind, said U. S. Astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the lunar surface. During the past ten years man has made outstanding progress in the fields of science, medicine and manufacturing. He has seen the tragic assasinations of three promi- nent American figures. Undoubtedly the most memorable of these events took place july 20, 1969, when three U.S. astronauts landed on the moon. What will the 1970's bring? For man, a cure for cancer or a solution to end starvation in Asia. For the U.S., perhaps a peace in Vietnam. For the students of Washington High School more state championships may be attained and better opportunities to reach goals may be found as we swing into the 70's. R .tw-ff igllld mst ' we .Tai

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ln his usual pleasant manner, Mr. Bill jones stops to talk with students who are having their lunch in the shade of the patio area. ber '-P'i.- '-' . . .md A' I--.... .1 'CIA , 'A --,.,.d,,M ff if YW'-m-...... 5? . wi e, 3 Listening to a foreign language tape, Cary jenkins strives to in- crease his vocabulary in one of the WHS language labs.