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

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FIFTY-SEVEN WILLIAM STUCKY Bill ' s pleasing personality and musical talent proved quite an as- set to the W. H. S. band, of which he was a member for four years. At the football games, his resounding tuba could be heard throughout the grandstand. BETTY SWITALSKI Although a faithful member of the Glee Club, Betty ' s main inter- est was art. The Art Club seemed to satisfy her needs. Her pleasant ways were also an asset to the Panda Club. GERALDINE SZCZECHOWSKI A member of the Panda Club in her senior year, Gerry ' s big inter- est was the band, in which she was cornetist for four years. MARCIA SZYMANSKI Marcia ' s first soprano voice was heard many times by all of us. Pil- grim ' s Progress , The Nativity , and College Widow are a few of her many Glee Club activities. Out- side of class, she was chosen to par- ticipate in the Melloettes and was mother in the junior play, Cheaper By the Dozen . WALTER SZYNSKI Snail tried base- ball but just didn ' t go for it. He enjoyed car- pentering better. He used this talent on our stage crew and on building the float for the Round-Up. BARBARA TAFELSKI Barb rather enjoyed Glee Club, but after two years quit. As a member of the junior play ticket committee and treasurer of the Panda Club, she was not hindered academ- ically. Because of good grades and ot her fine qualities she was chos- en a National Honor Society member, and salutatorian of the en- tire class.

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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.

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FIFTY-SEVEN EVELYN TOBIAS In her freshman year, Toby chose to join the Y-Teens. To further her musical interest she joined the Glee Club, then in her senior year, the Panda Club. As a member of the Co-Op program, Toby obtained a position with the St. Joe Bank. WALTER TRZASKOWSKI Because of his interest in cars, Walt joined the Vocational Auto Shop for four years. Yet he still found time on his own to tinker around with work which interested him out of school, and would fur- ther his knowledge of cars. SHERRILYN TRUE Sherrilyn ' s quiet voice was bare- ly heard in the Glee Club and yet she earnestly supported it for two years. As a member of the Y-Teens in her freshman and sophomore years. Sherry participated in many projects. EUGENE TURCZYNSKI Turk ' s interest was cars — driv- ing iheni, tinkering with them, admiring them. For this reason he enrolled in the auto mechanics course at Central. BRUCE VAUGHN Bruce spent four years on our football team. He managed, however, to save some energy for Glee Club. He apeared in Col- lege Widow , Amahl and the Night Visi- tors , Paint Your W a g o n , Pilgrim ' s Progress . lOLET VEGH A transfer student from Windsor, Canada, Vi proved to be a goodwill ambassa- dor . Her excellent grades enabled her to be No. 1 in every- one ' s estimation.