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

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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.

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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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ENGENE JACHIMIAK Gene was our class Elvis Presley. Even though he used much of his energy to portray Elvis in an ath- letic skit, he had some left for track. LEONARD JANIAK Leonard concentrated in school on preparing for his after-school career: first, the service; then the machinst ' s trade. FIFTY-SEVEN JANET JEWSON Jan was different: engineer-to-be ! Although following a stiff schedule to National Honor status, she had time for Glee Club, for Cheaper By the Dozen and Mystery al Greenfingers , for Y-Teens and Ushers ' Club and Yearbook, for which she was lay-out editor. JEAN JENKINS Jean ' s quiet habits have hidden her real self for most of us. She joined the Latin Club and the Band. ODELL JOHNSON For four years Odell played in the band. Through rain and sun, mud and dust, he trudged with his faithful sax. His career was cli- maxed by his election as band president. BETTY JONES The Home Economics Depart- ment claimed Betty ' s allegiance. She is definitely a home body and spent her school hours preparing to be a home-maker.