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

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FIFTY-SEVEN JANICE AHLGRIM Jan ' s first interest was the Y- Teens, which she served two years as president. She was also in the F.N.A., the Library and Ushers ' Clubs, and the Hatchet. ¥ DONALD ALFORD Apprentice librarian now, Don plans to be a minister. He was four years in the Glee Club and will be remembered for his part in the Political Assembly. MANDY ALFORD Mandy sang in Glee Club four years and took part in Pilgrim ' s Progress , and Paint Your Wag- on . In the Nurses ' Club and Y- Teens, she was president of the GjV.A. RONALD AUDENAERT Pete was a sports fan but his earnings at Casiniir ' s meant more than athletic fame. He was in the Student Council in ' 55 and ' 56. His cheery disposition and ready smile are memorable. I CLARENCE AUSTIN Clarence ran the 440 for the Panthers. Among his friends his wit was as nimble as his feet on the track. IMATILDA BALL Matilda left us be- fore graduation. Our good wishes followed her.

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FIFTY-SEVEN ANGELA KANIA Vice-President Glee Club productions took most of Angie ' s spare time, but she did her part in other activities too. These included the junior play (Student Director), and the Sen- ior Class. Her oratorical ability was evidenced by her fine job in the Political Assembly. SUSAN WELLS President The class presidency for two years and the Student Council presidency and treasurership did not consume all of Sue ' s energy. Some was left for a National Hon- or Society pin, Amahl and the Night Visitors , Paint Your Wag- on , and Mystery at Greenfingers . She was at Girls ' State i n ' 56. CHERYL FORSEY Secretary Cheryl, a pleasant gal, served the Senior Class as secretary. She was vice-president of the F.T.A., and a member of the Art Club. In addi- tion she served many committees. RONALD DIALS Treasurer Earnest and sincere Ronnie ap- peared in many Glee Club activi- ties; he also played in Cheaper By the Dozen . A sports entusiast, he joined the swimming, track, and football teams. Ronnie was Hi-Y President, and Junior Rotarian this year. MARILYN HAAS Social Chairman Bunny ' s small stat- ure was no clue to her energy. She was a member of the F.T.A.. F.N. A. (Treasurer); the Student Council, Junior Red Cross, and co-treasurer of the Memory Lane staff. PHYLLIS RAMENDA Historian Phyll, a transfer from Saint Joseph, was senior historian. She worked for the year- book, was representa- tive at the P urdue Legislative Assembly, and graced the court of the Junior-Senior Prom. Phyll ' s other in- terests were the Girls ' Ushers ' Club, and the Student CounciL

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SHARON BAUMGARTNER Bummy joined the F.N.A., Y- Teens and Glee Club, but the Li- brary Club was her chief interest. She was a Student Council repre- sentative and made her dramatic debut on our stage in Cheaper By the Dozen . DONALD BEJMA Bejma earned his letter in football and had the male lead in Cheaper By the Dozen and Mystery at Greenflngers . GEORGIA BELLA Georgia was at every football game for four years as a majorette. Although twirling was her main interest, Georgia found time for the Y-Teens, Art Club, and Panda Club. FIFTY-SEVEN BARBARA BLOOM Barb is adept with needle and thread. This she proved when she wore some of her creations in style shows. She belonged to Panda and Y-Teens clubs and served on the junior play ticket committee. JOYCE BODNAR Joyce sang in the Glee Club for three years and took part in Pil- grim ' s Progress . She was on the Hatchet Staff ( ' 54) and the Year book staff. DOROTHY BOGDANOWICZ Dot was our F.B.L, keeping us straight on all the news! She was in Paint Your agon , Amahl and the Night Visitors , Cheaper By the Dozen , the Y-Teens, F.T.A. and the Hatchet,