Washington High School - Panorama Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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DECE BER g EANS XMAS , December stole onto WHS with more icy temper- atures and a tendency towards drafty classrooms. The energy crisis bit deeply as students dressed warmly, glum at the prospects of year round Daylight Savings Time and the ban on Sunday gas sales. Sill, school went on and brought as usual the great indoor all-American sport, basketball. Although a bit on the short side, the Ram cagers playeda gutsy game, hanging close to sixth rated Maryvale in their season opener-after, of course, battling the faculty in the traditional Doug Creed memorial game. In addition to basketball, night entertainment could be found in the first play of the year, George Wash- ington Slept Heref' For the more musically inclined, the cafeteria played host to the choir and orchestra as Mr. Marcus unveiled his first year choir in a holiday program ofChristmas carols. Carolling served notice to students that Santa time was near, and they responded with mammoth con- tributions ofmoney and cans to the can drive. The council also hyped the holiday spirit by setting up a Christmas tree donated by Ecology club on the cafeteria stage, complete with festive trimming. And to cap it all off, the council wound it up with the Christmas dinner of ham and sweet potatoes com- plete with live entertainment and ever popular senior Terry Hamilton as Santa to listen to kiddies telling him what they want for Christmas. Waiting patiently, home ec student Debbie Talbert is ready to serve at the faculty Christmas Tea. I-lo! Ho! Ho! says Santa Terry Hamil- Fiendish, revenge mad students fork over their money for sopping wet sponges to take a crack tony as he asks principal Fred McClure at- what he wants for Christmas. 20

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At Right, junior Jerry Costello takes a mo- ment off from studying for semester exams to reflect. Below, the westbound signal light at Glen- dale and 23rd waits, unaware of WI-lS's attempt during January to install a left turn signal on it.