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

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WILLIAM ROSS Bill ' s oratorical ability will be remembered. He proved it in the Political Assembly and the junior play. But his voice was never so strained in school he could not be present at games with the Boys ' Ushers ' Club. JEANETTE RYMARZ As an active member of the Glee Club, Jan participated in Christmas and Easter assemblies, College Widow , and Pilgrim ' s Progress . She also sang in the Melloettes . She served in the Y-Teen, Library, and Ushers ' clubs. DKLPHINE SZCZKCHOWSKI Del ' s musical talent graced all Washington shows in her four years here: College Widow . Amahl and the Night Visitors . Paint Your Wagon , The Na- tivity . She proved her dramatic talent when she appeared in Mys- tery at Greenfingers . With all her talent, Del still chooses the con- vent for her career. FIFTY-SEVEN CURTIS SIMMONS Football, basketball, baseball, and band were all tried by Curt, but none seemed for him. He was naturally quiet, but was not afraid of hard work. He proved this by his choice of academic subjects and his participation in Student Council. SHIRLEY SKI BIN SKI The Glee Club productions used Shirley ' s talent to the fullest. Her success as a member of the junior play ticket committee led her to be a solicitor and typist for the Year- book. SUZANNE SKUBISZEWSKI Latin and music are Suzie ' s inter- ests. She belonged to the Latin Club for four years, gaining the post of secretary. She also belonged to the Glee Club and served on Yearbook and play committees.

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NANCY PORTER Nan was a member of the Y-Teen and Glee clubs for three years and the Panda and Nurses ' clubs for one. In her junior year she was chosen as the Worship Chairman for the Y-Teens. BONME POZNANSKI Posey ' s dramatic skill remains hidden to most of us but she dis- played some of it in dramatic class. Of her musical ability we have no doubt, for she was chosen to sing for the North Central Chorus. SHARON FRANCE Quiet and serene, Sharon dis- played her talents in music. Amahl and the Night Visitors, I Hear America Singing , The Nativity and Pilgrim ' s Progress are the musicals she participated in. Asso- ciates Investment used her neat- ness, gentleness and skill as an office girl. FIFTY-SEVEN BARBARA PRITCHETT Although Barb ' s voice was excep- tionally soft, she sang in the Glee Club for three years. She took dramatics and worked hard on the Hatchet in spite of her shyness. SHARON RANSTEAD Sharon tried Glee Club for two years and then decided she wasn ' t meant to be a singer. She was hap- piest in the Library Club, where her efforts were rewarded with election as vice-president of the North Central Hoosier Students Librarian Association. CHARLOTTE RAKOWSKI Char is a well-traveled miss. She attended St. Joseph ' s and Central before, Late in Life , she found the best school of all!

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FIFTY-SEVEN RAYMOND SLA BY A cheery smile always greeted you on Ray ' s face. His bass voice was heard in many glee club pro- ductions. For three years he was a member of Hi-Y, holding the posi- tions of sergeant-at-arms and chap- Iain. Baseball is his favorite sport. RALPH SLISZ After several at- tempts at sports, Ralpli decided his heart was not with them. In his junior year he took it easy . As a senior, he was chosen for the senior cabinet. GERALD SOBIERALSKI Gerry ' s sports abil- ity was exhibited on the swimming team. His love of sports, how- ever, was not enough to stifle his musical interests, which was revealed by three years in Glee Club. EVERETT STEFFEY Despite his membership in the Hi-Y and Ushers ' clubs, Dave was most devoted to the loud-speaker system. He was a four-year mem- ber of the Operators ' Club and a three-year member of the Stage Crew. He has much potential as an electronic engineer. YOVONNE STEWART Yovonne ' s cheery smile was fam- iliar at the Y-Teens and Nurses ' club meetings. She was a four-year member of the Glee Club. RICHARD STROZEWSKI Slro transferred from Riley in his sophomore year and played football and baseball at Washing- ton. In his senior year, he was chosen a member of the Student Council.