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

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TED FUJAWA Ted joined the Boys ' Ushers ' Club and tried the swimming team. BEVERLY GANUS Bev could always be depended upon. Her talents were used by the Y-Teens and Latin clubs, F.T.A., and F.N.A. and the Yearbook. She also was there when members were elected to the National Honor So- ciety. LORRAINE GAPINSKI Lorry spent four years in the Y- Teens and worked on the Hatchet for two. During her senior year she was in the Panda Club and Junior Achievement. FIFTY-SEVEN FRANK GLON Frank, in spite of class offices and football captaincy, gave up without his diploma to try the services. MARVIN GRANT Marvin ' s interests ran in one di- rection: music. He played in the band, the dance band, and the all- city orchestra. ROBERT GRAY Every season Bob was busy wit ' sports. He managed football, bas- ketball, baseball, track, and swim- ming. He joined the Art Club in his senior year.

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CHARLES EVANS Charlie and his hearty laugh were ever-present in Student Coun- cil, F.T.A. (President), Glee Club, and Latin Club. His personality as well as his academic qualities won him such honors as Boys ' State Delegate, Junior Kiwanian, and National Honor Society, and Year- book staff member. JOSEPH FERENCY After two years of Glee Club, Joe joined the Hi-Y. In his senior year he was homeroom treasurer. He acquired on-the-job training through the Co-op Club. DEANNA FILCHAK Energetic Snooky was a member of Band and Glee Club for four years and appeared in Paint Your Wagon and Pilgrim ' s Progress . She was a member of the Y-Teen, Panda and Art clubs. FIFTY-SEVEN LUCILLE FLATOFF Lucy was the dependable sort: always there when needed. Her am- bitions led her to summer school to graduate with us. Glee Club was one of her favorite activities. KENNETH FLEISHAKER Most of Ken ' s time was taken by the Operators ' Club. Most of us will remember him, however, do- ing his themes, math problems, and drawing on paper towels from Mr. Halloran ' s room. SHIRLEY FLOWERS Small but mighty Shirley! A scholar (N.H.S.) ; a journalist (Hatchet, S. B. Tribune, Year- book) ; a vocalist ( College Wid- ow , Amahl and the Night Visit- ors , The Nativity ) ; a fair lady (on the Round-up and Prom court) ; a citizen (Student Council).

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WILLIAM GRONTKOWSKI Bill ' s specialty was swimming in which he won a medal in the 100- yard butterfly-breast stroke events of the 1957 NIHSC swimming meet. The Art Club also used his time and energy. WANDA HINES Wanda ' s good grades and initia- tive led her to graduate half a year earlier. She spent four years sing- ing for our Glee Club and a year in the Latin Club. MARY JANE HOPPE Mary Jane played in the band three years. But the climax of her career was cadet teaching in sew- ing for Miss Tyler, as a senior. FIFTY-SEVEN BETTY HORVATH In any crowd of laughing girls, Betty was present. She belonged to the Glee Club, Y-Teens, and Art Club. SHARON HOPPE Sharon had wide interests: Ush- ers ' Club (president), Y-Teens, Glee Club, Hatchet Staff, Student Council; Paint Your Wagon , The Nativity . In ' 55 we chose her our Prom Princess. MARY ANN HORVATH Glee Club topped Mary Ann ' s list. In her four years she appeared in almost every musical production. She found time for Y-Teens and the Panda Club, however.