Washington High School - Panorama Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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We were building healthy bodies Cafeteria food, dreaded calisthenics in PE, a test on nutrition in home economics. In a variety of ways a part of the building that was going on was contributing to healthy bodies. Although some continued to smoke on Glendale Avenue and use drugs, most Rams were learning that much in life depends upon one's physical well-being and they were striving to be healthy. I

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We were building our minds New buildings and equipment are wel- come additions, but proof of their value lies in the products they help to produce. Because of the changes, lab facilities were better equipped to awaken bored minds. New office machines helped assure that .1 iii ' if l students were acquainted with the types of machines they would be using after school. Day by day in hundreds of ways each student learned that knowledge was open to everyone with an inquiring mind. 4 L-,, 1 .ff -. - uv: ueilvw-A-sv-r-:rn q,.,.,,.,. , . . . 1,1 5. . . v 4 l in i l L' :PK sf - A ' -use m1'.?i . f TOP LEFT - Vocational skills such as typing pre- pared students to take their places in the business world. LEFT - Art proiects appeal to the esthetic senses. ABOVE - Perhaps the cure for a dread dis- ease will be the result of a mind awakened in a sci- ence class.