Washington High School - Memory Lane Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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FIFTY-SEVEN NANCY CHLEBOWSKI Nan captained our winning girls ' volley ball team. She also worked on the Yearbook staff and tried the Glee Club and F.N.A. CAROLINE CHOJNACKl After four years in the Y-Teens, Carol joined the Panda, Art, and Glee clubs. She served the Mem- ory Lane staff as a Yearbook sol- icitor. MARY JANE CWIDAK Mary Jane ' s warm smile and pleasing personality were quite useful to the Girls ' Ushers ' Club. Her reliable and dependable par- ticipation in the Y-Teens, Art and Panda clubs is remembered. HENRY DAVIS Henry ' s slim six-feet plus was an asset to the basketball team, but he left us before June. SHIRLEY DAVIS A member of the Glee Club, Shirley was a Melloette , and sang in Paint Your Wagon , and Aniahl and the Night Visit- ors The amazing thing is that Shirley also had time for the Art Club, the Y-Teens. and the G.A.A. JULIUS DECOCQ There weren ' t many movies which escaped Julius ' notice. For three years he served faithfully the Movie Operators ' Club. Most of his class time was spent trying to devel- op drawing skills.

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lAMES BOVY, Jim, the faithful usher, never missed a game. The Hi-Y and the Library Club also kept him busy. LOUISE BROOKS Glee Club was the favorite ac- tivity for Louise, although the Panda, Y-Teens and Art clubs also claimed her. In her senior year she helped keep the class diary for the Yearbook. JOAN BOTKA As a member of the Glee, Y- Teen, and Panda clubs, Joan served them well. She was on the ticket committe for the junior play and took part in Pilgrim ' s Progress FIFTY-SEVEN PAUL BUCHA.NAX Buck ' s strong deep voice was known for three years to his class- mates before he joined the Glee Club! The reason for his delay may have been football, basketball, and basebalL CAROL BUCHER Carol ' s activities centered in pub- lications: Hatchet, South Bend Tribune, and the Yearbook. But these do not lead her to journal- ism. Her interests lie at Tri-State, where her fiance goes to school. JOAN BUC OLICH Joan was a member of the Li- brary and Panda clubs. Depenable and hard working, she helped the Yearbook and various class com- mittees, including those for the junior and senior plays and the political assembly.

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FIFTY-SEVEN BARBARA DE GRAEVE A faithful Y-Teen , Barb ' s tal- ents also proved useful to the Panda Club. Her willingness to promote activities made her volun- teer as junior play prompter and as a member of the senior play ticket committee. ROBERT DE VOSS Bob was a jack-of-all-trades . He tried musicals ( College Widow and Trial By Jury ), a play ( Cheaper By the Dozen ), the Art and the Operators ' clubs, and football (four years). As a mem- ber of the Stage Crew, he lent a skillful hand to many a production. GRACE DRADER Her quiet ways hid Grace ' s tal- ents from most of us, but her sew- ing ability was displayed in many Washington style shows. ROBERT DUSZY kl Bob explored most of the clubs at Washington and decided that the Art Club suited him best. However, his work in it did not hinder him academically, as he was always on the honor roll. DAVID EDWARDS Who ever saw Dave hurry? He spent four years playing baseball and the trumpet; bas- ketball was also an in- terest, but he wasn ' t one to rush anything. JAMES ELLIS Jim ' s mildness and lightness did not keep him out of sports. He was in football and track for four years. His other activities iii- cluded Glee Club, Latin Club, and Ush- ers ' Club.