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

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JOSEPH MORRISON Joe ' s quiet manner hid a sterling character! His fine weapon collec- tion and his determination to make good grades absorbed his energy and time. LORETTA AALE1 ' L SKI Lorch was how energetic! News-editor of the Hatchet, Glee Club president, Melloette , four- year member of the Library Club, participant in six glee club shows, including Amahl and the Night Visitors and Paint Your Wagon ! EUGENE NOWICKI Gene concentrated entirely on the Boys ' Ushers ' Club. Not a game that failed to find him on the job with Mr. Guin ' s squad! FIFTY-SEVEN THPODORE NAJDEK Ted devoted his energies to the Washington Band ' s drum section, in which he played until he left us to try the services. SHIRLEY NAWROCKI For the first three years, Shirley played in the band. In her junior year she tried other fields such as the Library, Art, and Panda clubs and many committees. DEANNA NIELSEN Although quiet. Dee joined the Panda, Y-Teen, and Glee clubs. Planning her future home occupied most of her free time.

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PATRICIA MEZZEI Pat: good-natured and carefree! She was in Y-Teen, Panda, and Art clubs. She should have been called the Candy Kid , since she always brought enough candy to keep her friends well supplied. MARY LOU MILLER Without people like Mary Lou, clubs could not exist. She gave pa- tient and faithful service for four years to the Y-Teen and Library clubs. As a senior she joined the F.T.A. MERLE MILLER Skip was a carefree guy — in class and in the pool, where he cap- tained the ' 56 and ' 57 swimming teams. He played leads in his class plays and spent his leisure in the Glee and Operators ' clubs. FIFTY-SEVEN JUDITH MILLIKEN Judy will always be remembered as our energetic little four-year cheerleader, who won the coveted sweater! The Library and Y-Teen clubs and Cheaper By the Dozen also profited from her energy. BETTY MOLENDA Betty tried the Glee Club and band, but her interests shifted. She enjoyed participation in dramatic skits, and during her senior year, joined the Panda Club. SHARON MAROSZ Sharon ' s many interests included Student Council, Y-Teens, Girls ' Ushers ' Club, and the Hatcl t. As a senior she was a member i the Cabinet and of the Washington- Riley Round-Up Court.

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VERA MVEU Certainly art is Vera ' s most cher- ished subject. She was one of the Art Club ' s most faithful members. Aside from it, she also joined the Y-Teens and Glee Club. IRMA PAP Irnia ' s voice graced every WHS production in four years: Amahl and the Night Visitors , College Widow , The Nativity , Pilgrim ' s Progress , Paint Your Wagon . She also had time for Y-Teens and dramatics. ANGELINE PETROWSKI Angle, a barrel of fun , has spent most of her extra time in Glee Club activities. She was in ' The College Widow , The Na- tivity and I Hear America Sing- ing . She was on the student coun- cil for two years and in the F.TA. for one. FIFTY-SEVEN SALLY PHILLIPS Glee Club certainly tops the list of Sally ' s activities. She was in College Widow , The Nativity , and Amahl and the Night Visit- ors . She was a member of the Y- Teens and Panda clubs and served on committees for both class plays. SHIRLEY PHILLIPS Carefree and gay, Shirley chat- ters with her friends! Among oth- er things, she talks about Glee Club, of which she has been a faith- ful member. During her freshman year, she participated in the G.A.A. and as a senior in the Panda Club. RICHARD PIETRASZEWSKI Pietro never missed a chance to argue his point. His cheery smile was always present, but he dis- played most of his skill as well as cheerfulness in V ocational Auto Shop.