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

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ROSE SLABY MARY ANN RYBICKI Mary Ann was quiet in class and in the halls, but her voice rang out in the Glee Club. She belonged to the Drama Club. She confesses to a love of swimming, dancing and re- j cord collecting, but to no plans for the future. VIRGINIA SIGETY Virgie ' s hobby was drawing, and she was secretary of the Art Club in her senior year. She was also a member of the Nurses ' Club, Panda Club, Latin Club and Drama Club. Her plans for the future are undecided but whatever they may be we know that she will be a success. Rosie is a sweet and friendly girl. As majorette for four years, she help- ed to keep the band strutting in top form. She also contributed her artis- tic talent to the yearbook as our lay- out editor. During her senior year, Rosie joined the Panda Club. Her ambition in life is to keep up-to-date her vast collection of records and become a nurse. JUNE UNDERLY Peanuts will long be remembered for her cheerfulness and thoughtful- ness. She was active as a member of the Y-Teens, F.T.A. and G.A.A. In her sophomore year she was Social Chairman of her home room. Dancing was one of her favorite pastimes. Ray was on the quiet side but always willing to help. His chief interest in school was football; he was elected to the All-State, All Conference and Twin City Teams in his senior year. Ray also received the Kiwanis Award for football in his senior year. Ray ' s future plans include attending college, but he has not made up his mind which one. JOHN WITUCKI John was the bashful one in the crowd, but he will be remembered as one of the sharpest. He was a member of the Student Council for three years. Music seemed to be Jan ' s interest during her four years here at Wash- ington. She took part in Paint Your Wagon , Good News , and I Hear America Singing . Besides Glee Club, however, she also found time to take an active part in the Girls ' Ushers ' Club and the Latin Qub.

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DAN MANIS JAMES JOHNSON Jim had varied interests during his four years in school, but his main one was music, which his member- ship in the Glee Club proves. He also was a member of the track team as a freshman and sophomore. DARLENE JONES Jonesy was the one always full of pep and enthusiasm. Her main m- terests were in roller skating, bowl- ing and dancing. Jonesy was in Glee Club for five semesters and took part in the Spring Festival. She was also a member of the Y-Teens and was on the court of the Washington- Central game. Her plans are un- known, but with her determination she is bound to get the best. BILL KONTER Bill is quiet— but at every pep-assem- bly he made himself heard from the percussion section, where he handles the cymbals. He likes to hunt and fish and is content to let his future lie in the future. One of Dan ' s biggest interests in school was music, a fact shown by his four year participation in the Glee Club and two years as a member of the Glee Club board. He lent his talents to the success of the musical presentations of Pilgrim ' s Progress and Good News , but he still found time to be a member of the track team in his junior year. CAROL MOSSMAN Blond ie may have been one of the quieter members of our class, but she was certainly heard in many Glee Club activities. Carol also found time for the Y-Teens and worked on the Hatchet as a reporter for three years. Her plan for the future is to be a secretary. Active was the word for Jackie ! Her first interest was journalism. She was feature editor of the Hatchet as junior and senior, and Hi-School page reporter for three years. Jackie was also an executive. As a senior, she was vice-president of the Y-Teens and president of F.T.A. She was also a member of the National Honor Society, class historian, and received the D.A.R. award for citizenship. She plans to attend St. Mary ' s to major in education and journalism. ANNABELLE RICHARDSON The band was great when Sweets was playing her trombone; she started in her freshman year and continued through her senior year. Dancing and skating took up most of her spare time. Her future plans are un- decided. JACQUELINE PICA .1

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ROBERT BARREN As a sophomore, Bob was elected class treasurer. He received a mono- gram in football, and also played baseball, basketball and track. HIRAM BONDS Be it miserable or clear weather, Hiram trudged faithfully for three years up and down school field slid- ing his trombone for the band. He also tried swimming and cross country. BARBARA CENCELEWSKI Barb had a very busy four years. She was secretary of the class for three years and a varsity cheerleader for the same period. She was a reporter for the Hatchet and very active on the Student Council. DONALD CHAMBERLAIN Don ' s talent for the French horn was an asset to the W.H.S. band, of which he was a member for four years. He also displayed his talents on the Hatchet staff, yearbook staff, and student council. He will enter Purdue to become an engineer. BEATRICE DAVIS Most of Be Be ' s energy was spent as a member of the Glee Club. After graduation she plans to work a year and then enter nursinng school. GLENN DOBECKI How energetic was Glenn ! He was social chairman for our junior and senior years, participated in the junior and senior plays, and was an active member of Student Council. He was also a Junior Kiwanian and a mem- ber of the National Honor Society. The medical profession beckons him. MARILYN DRAJUS Although shy, Marilyn was a mem- ber of the Panda Club and Art Club. She also joined G.A.A. and was a member of the Washington-Riley Court. ROSALIE FARKAS A member of the Y-Teens, Panda Club and Hatchet Staff, Rosie plans to become a secretary after gradua- tion. For that career, she practiced by being yearbook typist.