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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1945 volume:

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Each new year we step into the rink of Life to give our performance with each of us play1ng an 1nd1v1dual role In this book the Sen rors of Washington High School unfold their achievements tri umphs and endeavors throughout the four years of high school in which each student enacted h1s 1nd1v1dual role to bring about a completed performance The main show in this year of warfare was still the good old on phys1cal fitness than in former years The side shows mclud ed the usual extra-curricular act1v1t1es that make for a varied curriculum Our newest s1deshow born out of a world at war 1S the com mittees lending aid to the all out war effort of the Washington School As this class of 1945 goes out to Jo1n another circus with cz much larger arena the underclassmen stand ready to play the next performance and ring up a new curtain on the interesting play called Life It is fitting therefore that this review of one performance be dedicated to all past and future perfomances to the circus of American Life standby of reading, writing, and arithmetic, with more emphasis GQMB UQQQU ii 530964 SCQQQQQ5 LC KPGEBLSJCDLBCDGQS EI QD TFCGQ UUCDY7 IE QQDB 83409556283 0 o 0 'O o 0 O 0 A 5-runs,-rr Guuenwmcur 5 Cor-1Mu'fTES Q Houovls 5 1 .1 t . ABoY's ATHLETICS B GmL's Afwnfflcs A Fnr:sHMn.n Cunss 9IU'U'1G'f B SOPHUYWDRE Cunsw, ?QCfU0-ES C 'Sue-now. CLASS Pacfurlfs Q pl S 5 X x 'U f Mr. G. I. Grimmer Mr A' C senou! s..... A I Mr. I. Dreesen School Board One outstanding and capable citizen is elected each year to the Board of Education, which consists of three members. The Board of Education represents the public and tax- payers by supervising generally the proper functions ot the East Chicago schools. This year the members are lohn Dressen, presi- dent: Michael Havran, treasurery and George Grimmer, secretary. Transmitting the needs and desires of the schools to the Board of Education is Mr. A. C. Senour, superintendent. lt is also his job to inform the principals and supervisors of their duties and take care of all matters ot :In academic nature. Mr. M. Huvmn Mrs. V. W. Miller U 0 if MM I it X! Mr. R. F. Robinson and Principal The principal of Washington High School is Mr. Russell F. Robinson, who has tor the past ten years fulfilled the responsibilities of being principal in an efficient manner. Among his responsibilities are recommending graduates tor employment, ordering supplies for the school, and making out the program of studies tor the school. Assisting Mr. Robinson are Mr. C. E. Kellam and Mr, Frank E. Cash. ...f I f Mr. C. E. Kellum WIZ7 wff iiiunlf. DePew 5414655 cl, s rS so .I Row I-Miss Szitus Miss Mc!-Ialey, Miss Walthers. Mg, P, E, Cqgh UE? u X XS , x QFVQQQVQQCW Y 'Y iUDE NT C1OvERNV'XE GHRL Qouwsf L0 Q GNCEVT BNN Cf-IDEAL GLUE: 'kR Em guess toagmovxs T N n, QS WC X 0 is QSCUQQ178 Mc:1yor's Cabinet ROW 1 C. Drxhlin, McKin lay, Corbrxn, Hurt. Row 2 Hlcld, Miskovich. Row 3 Mr. Palmer, Mlse Witz, B. Goodman, Pleshrz. Row 4 Plcltis, Cviikovich Sternberq. Row Sf--D. Dcxlilin, Wiersbe, N. Goodmqn, Gaither. 8 Student Council ROW 1 Kolelf, Dfxhlin, Krcxje' ski. Row 2 Polkembcx, Wqiqousk Cviikovich, Culver. Row 3 W112-rsbe, Fozkos, Mxre Adich, Mr, Palmer. Row 4 Shehiqmn, Simbulmr Gcxitlior, Chulifxs. fx vf W 5a f lr ,'1' 1 l' 1 . fi 1 ry , J it 9 f - ,i, if is Ai' if Q Mayor, luclqe, Cle Row 1-,Steve Cvitkovi Winnie Gaither, Char Dclhlin, gd snior Girl Counselors W l llorifxlmlw, Smllli, Cflm iv, llvfxnfacm, Hirst, iw X Goodmfin, Slim-51, Grfxy, 111, Wirlkowiiik. 'K M1 I ll 'l' 'W r fri- , umliry, Foz 'l'Ii1mnwl, Mrxin, Stvxrsvu. iw ll lrolr-rnlm, Quinlan-lly, Cui' l.x1r'1r1, Mia X lnolfy Ru all iw fi Hol '.':3-' , 3 , 125' f dum, l,s-1-, Pflrurri. lunior Girl mon, Iloliiiwfa, Toll, Counselors Row l Iolmson, Hrxutulfl, livin, Slum, lolinslon, Koz- mrium-, limos, Mosny. How 7 lirriv, Blodi, Dini- iulfz, Ilwim-Iwi. How 3 Mi-luliiow, Iunl-cor, 'l'ziIZ f' , l.cl.,kO.,. Row 4 Ni1'k:a1L', Ford, Flirt- Lslwr, l.p1::ko, Monitor Copioins Row l Nemelli, Clark, Szimur zici, Cliristofi, Corbon, Trunmel llurco, Mr, Paul. Row 2 Kuznicm, Gray, Fozkos -Row 3 Gonzulos, Dolombo, Dol nicrs. 9 2 General Election Boar Row 1 Culver, Dahlin, Cvit vich, Smith, Gaither, Mr. Palme Row Q Hurt, Blumenthal. Row 3 Eisenstein, Darden, Ininski. Row 4 Be-res, Gomez, Sternb Grand lury Row l Hlad, Obradovich, Villa- real, Senovic, Dahlin, Daronatsy Mcliinlay. Row 2--Morris, Boldi, Brokskar Goodman, Mr. Mintz, Davidson. Row 3 Cvitkovich, Walkowiak Chubanov, Shehiqian, Toli. 10 Usher Committee Row 1 Stevens, Tumbli Dahlin, East, Mr. Palme Miskovich, Chobanov, WC kowialc, Chamberlain, GC ther. Row 2 Nelson, Cvitkovich S 1 J l L f If ! 1 fx ' I lnter School Affairs Row l Mcliinlfxy, Miss Oiler, Pinsok, Arsulich, Dohlin, Corbcnr. Row 2 Ruxbes, Carlson, Mr. Geddes, Davidson, Morris, Brown. Row 3 Niblick, Bolton, Bollcr, Zudock. Row 4-Chubcr, Fdyqus, Ghcmt, Row 5 Cummings, Bariok, Ls-vin. ll J If Patrol Boys Bow lf-Corban, G, Rothstein Fabian, Burch, Hinqel, Eisensi-ein Kilpatrick, Christiansen, Brown Mr. Recenberqer, Row 2- Ceperich, Clark, Cor der, Antulov, Salatos, Hendricks Budney, Mosny. Bow 3-f-Kaminski, Gayden, Don qu, Cunningham, Iohnson, Gant Gooden, Bruno, Quigley, Green. Row 4-fflspas, Olson, Masich, Tzitz, Ruff, Blakely, Kulka, Vega Gamez, Molodet. ROW 5 S. Rothstein, Paich, Lax, Chobanov, Ulbrich, Huish, Bm qess, Albertson, Uriss. 12 Health Committee Row 1 fperian, Zappic Brown, Dahlin, Phillip Kwiecion, luran. Row 2 Bozak, Miss Lai: qor, Laskos, Dolnics. Row 3 Tolf, Wiersbe, Lt Banc. Building and Grounds Committe Row l Goodman, Dahli Connelly, Nelson, Wiersh Tamburo, Medonic, Marti Vauqhn, Ruszowski, Mi Mendenhall, Miss Boomer Row 2 Naqy, Dolnics, Fc kos, Daviiian. Row 3 Foclor, Polonczy Shep, Bird, Hautala, Pacu Moke Up Crew w 1'-lussvivl, Lvvin, Don- uv, Cfwrmf-Ily. liolnlrfs, o Lkos, nltrep, Prrllt, lolm x, Prnqvl, Miss lolmfatorl. W 7 Ilolnlvs, Pound Erlml, Srlhml. w 3 llfrvisx, Nivkfsn-, isko, llllll, llurvo, W 4 l,11:mfr, Mosny irll, Horrx, llmm-trrr. w fy Imnikolis, Ls-vin, rms, Flir-shore, Tzitz. Costume Crew w l Miss Hlnelino, 3nr:g, MtII'llIl, Bruv, Benck iort, Klrlncirz, Wfxlker, Att. w 2 Smolfu, Sudovlcrll :sm-II, Clunrmlrqlxfzm, Gry kr, Kfnnzxk, Stfumy, S1 tn, W fi Mira, lltllpor, Vrdfr vic'I1, llopovlrlx, Trnmmfl ziv, Str-vvns, Krvltrnn, Arm tlrl, w 4 ilostfxnzu, Gonzfxl Brxrlrlisatsvrj Cjlfrrk, CG tn, Pfn'nrfrT7 Castel nm. , Ir. Red Cross Row 1 Dent, Meyers, Boll, Hansen, Turket, Scott, Gmbow- ski, Shep, Dolnics, Smnunich, Nicksic, Mclieethon. Row 2 Kolten, Monos, Urdesu, Medina, Edwards, Wenzel, Vcurqo, Moluqrr, Elsenstein, Brown, Goldberg, Dfironrltsy. Row 3 Miskovich, V. Anqel, Prrtchmcm, Stepich, Pcrveltch, Fowler, Lu Banc, Stevens, Mel- Gcher, Nrblick. Row 4--Lax, TziQz,s lGenicik, Flores Dovxcls Clork 1s- Co, Muloifrn, a?eldU'!11 'O'B5q, Klrinsic, Row 5 Virrter, Acurd, Merkur, Andreclkis, lohnson, A. Angel, Boltus, Chrki, Shultz, Miss Kozcrcik. 13 Library Staff Row le Yeager, Walczfxk Iohnson, Donahue, Mel chiore, Nagy. Row 2-Tzitz, Phillips, Men atos, Miss Lucas, Demeter, Fleisher, Bella. Row 3--Cohen, lanes, Ban- nister, Wiersbe, Grabowski. E4 I Q, 1- '4 1 i x s f 1 1 ff 'fi' i, 1 , K' 1 .iff 1- ,,, v' -rw .X ,: boths .rf K National Forensic Leaque Row 1 Corban, Rothsteir Duff, Cepreich, Dahlin. Row 2 Bannister, Boltor Horn, Myer, Hannon. Row 3 Mr. Geddes, Episkc Gerkin, Foley, Row 4-Edlernan, Rolisoi Stevens, N, Goodman, IX Goodman. Debatinq How l C, lbfrhlin, Tat! Daniels, Harris, Puchl' Ge-rkin, I. Mosny, Brenrna: Nagel, Dull. Row 2 Goodman, Corba Ceprerch, Shabaz, Matasa L. Levin, Hannon, Kovcrci Pcrlti, Dawson, Mr. Gedde- Mr. Mintz. Row 3 Peters, Tzitz. Swee Spivak, l. Levin, D. Dahll Hplsko, Durro, Glrrrnt. Row fl Brown, P.c3sL'lxc11i, Mosny, Kuznmn, Crisprn Beverly, Clnki, Dv Ros Stevens. Row 5 Olivrrsa, Pawn Wiersbe, Ecllonmn, Pavolk Darrel, Duqqan, Banniste Miqa. Health Service Row 1-- Scott, Kwicxtkowski Ciesielski, Melchoire, Mo lent, Ghent. Row 2 Wozny, Ecxst, Phil lips, Tumburo, Kwiecien. Row 3-Rolison, Dolnics Mrs. Miller, Mencltos, HC: nczk. 15 A 'i Weekly Anvil Staff Row 1 Tamburo, Dawson Waigouskis, Gaither, Dahlin, Guiden, Tumlin, Cvitko- vich, Miss Swindell, Mr. Altenderfer. ROW 2 Miscewitz, Hardy, Platis, La- Banc. Row 3--Smith, Worwa, Blosky, Rus- sell, Brenman. Row 4--Rolison, Kolbuchar, Arzuman- ian, Kamzik. fi L Weekly Anvil Solicitors Row lf Evanson, Fozkos, Lucia, Dahlin, Nelson, Kik, Tumlin, Flores, Guiden, Miss Frye. Row 2 Daronatsy, Cvitkovich. Row 3' Phillips, Dolemho, La Banc, Gray. son, Wiersbe. Row 5 Stipancic, O'Brien, Russell, Bartok, Chulay. THE WEEKLY ANVIL The Weekly Anvil, the school paper of Washington High is a source of information to all those in or out of school. lt is doing much to lift the morale of the boys and girls on the fight- ing front as Well as on our home front. The Anvil consists of news stories, features, editorials, sports and gossip columns, and many other articles of a varied and interesting nature. The editor-in-chief for this year is Ma- ree Kamzik, who with Dorothy La Banc as her assistant has done a splendid job of directing the operation of its various departments. The Business Department of the Weekly Anvil is concerned mainly with the circulation and distribution of the Weekly Anvil. lt is under the direction of the student business man- ager, Alma Brennan. The faculty advisers of the Anvil are the Misses Swindell and Frye, and the Messrs. Alten- derfer and Kellam. The purpose of the faculty advisers is to aid the student journalists in making the Weekly Anvil the most informative and interesting school paper in the Calumet Region. Row 4 Brenman, Sweet, Siriqas, Iohn- Slaqe Crew ' In-Qrrlfqlvry, IH-rvvrfa, llfxkwz., Pak' ' lr-mlfufr, Vvrlulfur, Wwxlrrr ll Mvvmzz, Flfrmlullfi, Hlrfxpurx, Mlm: Gfllurr, l'l1r'f'kl1ruI1, l'1wf1lv, lim- A IIIIIVO Service Flaq Committee I Horn, Bfwkv-r, Davis, l5al'1lin, Ufrvldson, llurwfu, Nfrrqcvl Il? Hroskfxr, Cllrrrdwmk, Slmrm, vllsf' Mlllrs, Hurt, lllemrfrn 1 Y xp- General Welfare Board l Stasco, Lucia, Tucker, Ber- ucrth, Nagel, Dahlm ll Dmqoin, Caftel, Cabs-en, Donahue, Worwa, Parducci, Good- man 17 5 We 7 EC, YYULLE3 eq mm E. 0,W7 F N ORN? 40145 QYVS UV ix, HFAD Row Row Row Row Row Senior Anvil Staltv, 7 I Iunior Assistants l-Yeager, B. Goodman, Blumenthal, Kresich, Miss Szil- Row l---Adich Zurawiski, Johnson, Tzitz, Mosny Brau Bel aqyi, Miss Spector, Waiqowskis, Kuta, Russell, Donahue monte, Cristott, Simon, Brennan, Miscwicz 2 Cvitkovich, Guiden Row 2s--Krajewski, Smith, Horn, Demeter, Duggan Eplsko Kuz 3 Evanson, Walkowiak, eark Rolison, Dolnics, East ma, Rooney, Fleischer, Belcher, Dawson 4 Sirigas, Messex, ConnelTyf Flores, Trimmel Row 3-Robe, lanes, Trimmel, Russell, Miss Spector Donahue 5- La Blanc, N. Goodman Flores, Uriss, Levin The Senior Anvil Stafi has worked hard this year to make a yearbook during these war times that is just as good as a peacetime book. Iosephine Donahue, editor-in-chief arranged the book, and supervised the staff members in their Work. The art staff, headed by Barbara East, carried out the theme of the book. The taking of photographs and snapshots was directed by Ed Kuta, photography staff head. To write the articles and identity the pictures are the tasks given to the literary staff. This depart ment was headed by Norma Goodman. Rose Ella Trimmel, manager, and Fred Flores, assistant, had the job of creating ways of raising money. It was their job also to plan and execute methods for selling subscrip tions and to take care of distributions. The advertising staff headed by Ray Waigouskls got advertisements and kept records of all transactions. This year a practically new idea was tried. The Senior Anvil was assisted by a group of juniors, The Iunior Assistants were under the direction of Rose Ella Trimmel. The pur pose of the organization was to get the juniors ready to take over the duties and responsi bilities ot planning and producing a yearbook. Row 1 Duff, Monos, Augustine, Kasper, Yakovatz, Goodman, Nagy, Cwerkme, Kosovac, Mate, Christott, Wood, lohnson, Mahan, Smith, Traczylc Row 2-e-Lax, Balas, Prusiecki, Trimmel, Fritz, Da Pra, Evansoi, Laskos, La Banc, Gray, East, Oberq, Filipowski, Kolten Row 3fPlesha, Ioseph, Plesha, Iohn, Amatarnian, Fliesher, Lipner, Owens, Bolcli, Rooney, Horn, Sarbescu, Barecke, Gayden, Germak, Zurawski, Miss Rasmussen Row 4ffBalog, Dickinson, Kaminski, Morris, Demeter, Durco, Rwss, Villeqfrs, Hanak, Gachos, Anton, Gomez, Grunstein, Suty Choral Club The aim of every vocal student in Wasliington High School is to be a member oi the Choral Club. Preparation tor the club is secured in the junior and the senior glee clubs. The Choral Club had been in existence before l92U, but its career as an outstanding organization in the school began with the sponsorship ot Mr. White in l92U. The organization under its capable director, Miss Margretha Rasmussen, gives many successful concerts. Among these is the Vesper Service, given each year before the Christ- mas holidays. Two always-to-be-remembered programs in which the Choral group sang were over radio stations W.I.O.B. on the Schools on Parade broadcast: and over W.G.ll. on the Citizens of Tomorrow broadcast which was dedicated to the mid-year graduates ot '45. Washington's well known Choral Club provides enjoyment not only for its members, but also tor all the music-lovers ot the community, 'asf' S: Q fy? ,mn 3 'E - mLkV' Q me 5 , il Row l-Smith, Duff, Brennan, Trbovich, Taylor, Carlson, Mr. Tritt, Casten Row 2-Naumoft, B, Mosny, Pito, S. Mosny, Teegarden, Christensen, Whitbeck, Iacobs, Beres Row 3fI.evy, Lee, Mosny, McNeil, Clark, Teague, Kleckner, Lax, Kamzik, Adich, Vano, Raqelis, Karabatsos, Blosky, Haut- ala How 4-Koscielniak, Stasco, Pacific, Halle, Bolsega, Ciochina, Spornick, Rathburn, Phillips, Eisenstein, Neal, losavi, Pantaza, Reigert Row SiMain, Moncs, Iohnston, Tzitz, Brav, Yeager, Lazar, Corban Concert Orchestra The ultimate aim of every pupil who enrolls in instrumental training is to become a member of the concert orchestra. Only those boys and girls displaying outstanding mus- ical talents are chosen. This year the orchestra is composed of fifty-five members. Because of rehearsals during the lunch period two days a week, several junior high school stu- dents of unusual ability were able to augment this organization. The conductor, Mr. Edward C. Tritt, selects music of a high standard for the orchestra to play because he realizes that in this way its members gain a lasting appreciation of fine music. One of the musical masterpieces which was chosen for the orchestra was Shubert's Unfinished Symphony. The orchestra accompanied soloists in Mozart's D-Minor Concerto for Piano and in Mendelssohn's E-Minor Concerto for Violin . Audiences also enjoyed the many selections by American composers. The orchestra, under the competent direction of Mr. Tritt, has appeared for assembly programs, the Christmas vesper service, evening concerts, community affairs, and also per- formed on a radio program. This is the oldest musical organization of Washington High School, and throughout its many performances during the past years, it has maintained an excellent standard. We are proud of the fact that this year's concert orchestra is consid- ered one of the best that our school has ever had. This was clue to the hard work and en- thusiastic co-operation of its conductor and members. 1.- Boseaa, Heinie, Ciouhina, Gaither, Chobanov, Meanguyo, Boldt, Spornick, Rathburn, Vuhanick, Phillips, Eisenstein II. Zfnawski, Belrnonte, Chambers, Tully, Sweet, Longnecker, Clark, Taueg, Corder, Kleckner, Newquist, Shep, Lekas, Stirling Nlwyelr, Kuzrntm Ill. Mrgtlottttitrk, Reqenovich, Davidson, Kail, Klen, Bacso, Evion, Mehok, Ostroich, Darrell, Shehigian, Tumbiolo, Lax, Molodet Ktnnzila, Snyder, Bzibiak, Naumott, Marshall IV. Shehigian, Podor, Patrohay, Matsewski, Taylor, Carlson, Benckendorter, lohnson, House, Matasar, Schultz, Zamaniok Bantna, Stuckert, Brown, Patterson, Plimpton, Tchalo, Adich, Vano V. Mr. M. Serbu, Mr. E. Asbury, Casten Concert Band The Concert Band was organized in 1921 and is an organization in which Washington High School takes great pride. lt is composed of music students who are especially tal- ented With their respective instruments, There are seventy-five members in the band. They are under the competent leadership of Mr. E. Asbury. The members are from the tenth to twelfth gradesg but, as in the orchestra, junior high school musicians of high quality re- hearse with the band three days a week during the noon hour. The organization has per- formed on various occasions-fcommunity affairs, a spring concert, and numerous sports events at school, The band fulfills its original purpose, which is to bring together the best band players in an organization which will delight its audiences with musical composi- tions of superior quality. This organization worked toward the purchase of new band uniforms. These were worn this spring, and the students of Washington High School eagerly looked forward to viewing their band arrayed in suitable outfits. The band music is considered a very popular entertainment. Everyone is usually thrilled at the pep and rhythm of a Sousa marchy and the most classical music, as it is performed by the concert band, is greatly appreciated too. ln this, as in all its musical organizations, Washington High School takes great pride. 3f?fl?i74' ' Q -fy iw? ,ff-V22 2 ff:fVW3f, ff- fz, l BEST FOOT FORWARD llutwll Hunk Gxewrl Flrxtvlltfl Ilr. Hmzbwl Old Gxud Bud Proiessgox Lloyd luck Huqqeerty Clxestnr Miss Smith Minervu ffthn-l Thr- Blind llcltsf Iohn Such Inn M1skov1c:h Steve Cvitkovich lohn Hlud Archie McKinley Mmtln Goodman Paul Guiden Leonard Hedinqer Ray Wclqouskis Bill Rieckoft Iosephine Donohue Gayle Toll Dorothy Smith Hope Siriqus Misra lielnwure Water Gap Helen Gale Katherine Chulicxs Geri Dolnics Beverly Muhcxn P 1 M w '. O ff? A n f .59 - l l if, L , WX, ti ' , R1 M, t A jr Q -4? 2 2 5 i qw E 2l -F391 L if A W S lag I 5 5 K , .wwf 0 i ,, ,Y xx -. X A - F a 5, 5 . ,q , a A. Ailyb En a a f L - 3 ? 3 L .i.,,- , 4 i ,. . kkky L. A X d 1 1 - X aye XLHIG4 iiv Vinovich, Robertp Dolnics, Geri C I Mr. and M1ss Washmgton Robert Vinovich and Geraldine Dolnics, better known as Geri and Bob , are the Mr. and Miss Washington of 1945. Io Donahue, editor-in-chief of the Senior Anvil, which spon- sors the contest, announced the winners at the annual dance in lanuary of this year. Geri, who is five feet two inches tall, has blond hair and a pleasing smile, entered Washington as a freshman and has taken great part in the activities of our school. Some of her more important responsibilities were being secretary of the junior class and taking the lead in the senior class play. She is also on the art staff of the Senior Anvil. Geri has been known by all for her cheery greeting and personality. Bob, also a senior in Washington, like Geri has taken a great part in the activities of the school. His outstanding activity was football on the varsity football squad: he was a member of the State Championship Team in l942. His curly black hair, smiling eyes, and friendly greeting have made him well-known throughout the student body. t 'F-wwf. Shep, Evelyn, I-leqqi, Daniel Most Promising Students This year the students of Washington selected Dan Heggi and Evelyn Shep as the two students of most promise. They are well worthy of this honor bestowed upon them. Evelyn has been an outstanding student throughout her high school career and has won the friendship of all who knew her, She is very active in the Girl Reserves, Make- Up Crew and has taken part in both the junior and the senior class plays. One of her outstanding accomplishments was writing the class poem. Her easy smile and friendly manner have won her many life-long friends and she is truly a student of great promise. Dan is also a senior at Washington. He is five feet, seven inches tall, has black hair, and an easy smile which makes him known ta all. Dan has been active in the student government and has enjoyed taking part in sports. His quiet leadership, his dependability and his thoroughness in all that he does foretell his success. 1-M se.. gt 1 -W W no Q aw-f' I Who's Who's 1. Most Handsome boy and most beautlful qlrlf-B111 Berq and Gayle Toll. 2. Most Comlrrrl Hilliard Lax 3. Most Brilliant Daniel Hoqai 4. Best Dressed Boy and Girl Art Pinsak and lune Dolembo 5. Niczest Personality, boy Joseph 1-llrzd 6. Choosiest Tom Morris 7, Eyes 'Bruce Olney 8. Most Masculine Bob Vinovich 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Most Infectious Laugh -Violet Chulay Smile-Lovis Phillips Most Conczeited Calvin Hinton Lite of Party- Mike Medomc Diqnified Barbara Eos! Class Grind Sophie Menatos Nicest Personality, qirlf Evelyn Shep Boldeste Marge Tamburo Most Feminine- Pat Connelly N. N., ofi in 1 if A 1 1:5 .9 gf as X Xmkifk X 'fx if N wx xx KN? ww XX X N as fix 2 - 5 -if Af: .- QQ 1 ' . 7 Q Mk J I ,wg fr' ww, f J. ,f CGS lust as the performer must perfect not only his act but also prepare himself physically to carry it through, so must each of us prepare ourselves to face the hardships in the show of Life. We have set about to do this in the truly American fashion of sports under the able direction of our trainers in this special field, Coaches Ashworth, Boratto, Schwiengruber, Dickes, and Clark and Misses Wall, Kopko, and Giffen. First comes the preliminary training in which we start the tedious task of body build- ing and co-ordination. Our reward is advancement to the reserve team. With the encour- agement of our trainers and little more effort we find we are only a step away from the main performance, the big game. At last, however, we reach this greatest and final per- formance. Our talents are recognized and we move into the big show of Life to struggle again until our talents are once more recognized. tWith the streamlining of all shows this one of bcdy building is no exception. Our new physical fitness program has proved a definite asset to all those entering the army show and has given Washington High one more reason to boast proudly of its physical educa- tion department. K X 1 Row lfTumlin, Keyes, Lummio, Hintoh, Tucker, Hardy, Samarzia, Berg, Vargo, Akim Row 2-WG. Kolina, Wenzel, Brown, Miller, Nemeth, Balog, I. Kolina, Campbell Row 3 -Huisch, I. Molodet, G. Molodet Varsity Football Under the able leadership of Coach Ashworth, the Senators of 1954 lost five games, won three, and tied one. This record does not show the team spirit and fight that was in the hearts of all the boys. They played hard from the time the starting whistle was blown until the final gun sounded. Three successive losses to South Bend Central, Gary Lew Wallace, and Hammond Clark were truly heartbreaking, but the fighting Senators carne back to play Hammond High to a 13 to 13 tie after trailing 13-O at halftime. The best game of the year was played against the unbeaten Gary Emerson team. The score was tied at the half 7 to 7, but the Senators went ahead 13 to 7 in the third quar- ter. Emerson came back with three quick touchdowns set up by a number of penalties against the Senators and won the game 26 to 15. The Senators looked good in the next three games by defeating Catholic Central 13-U, Gary Froebel 27-O, and Whiting 18-12. Roosevelt retained the Brown Derby by beating our Senators by the score of 12-6 in the closing game of the season. The Senators played heads-up football the whole game and looked good, even when losing. Cordovers Tucker made the second team for all state honors, and Bill Berg and Wimpy Kolina got honorable mention. SEASON'S SUMMARY Opponents We They South Bend Central 7 15 Gary Froebel 27 O Roosevelt 6 12 Hammond High 13 13 Gary Lew Wallace U 12 Catholic Central 13 U Whiting 18 12 Gary Emerson 15 26 Hammond Clark 19 27 i Row lfluinsak, Collins, Arsulich, Kilpatrick Row 2-Coach Schweingruber, Spisak, Lucas, Taylor, lohnson, Modrowski, Duff, Dude Row 3--Iensesowski, Carlson, Adich, Lipcovich, Darnell, Philpot, Madison, Lovrinich, Baloq Row 4-Wasiak, O'Neil, Lovin, Ball, Johnstone, Williams, Michel, Baum, Walker, Kapitan Row 5-Lax, Bobich, Ware, Ciochina, Popovich, Soto, Matusic eserve Football The showing ot this year's reserve football team was not so good as they won only one and lost five: but Coach Ashworth says that the prospects look good for next year. The team played hard and showed a lot of team spirit all during the season, even when losin ability but lack of experience. The loss of twelve of the men that saw the most action on the varsity team this year will hinder next year's team a little: but the eight returning regular players combined with the new stars should come through with a good season for Washington High School. Wimpy Kolina, who received honorable mention on the all-state team this year, will be back next year to keep up the good work. g. The boys showed signs of 4 T91 sf Row 14Coach Boratto iw --ffvvaen, Masulovich, Kratewski, Ragelis, Tucker Row 3--Kolina, Stepanctc, Eremman, Daronatsy, Lucas, Vtfcrlker, Balog Varsity Basketball Under the capable leadership of Coach Boratto, the second basketball coach in two years, the Senators had a very excellent season of 13 Wins and 7 losses. It has been said that the l944 team was our mystery team , but that title should have been given to the team of 1945 instead, The Senators started the season with only three seniors, and end- ed the season with only one. Throughout the season lour players were lost through entrance into the armed service, but this didn't hinder the team tao much because four sophomores stepped up and filled in wonderfully. Team spirit was excellent and the undying fig'it, even when lost, was outstanding to spectators in the stands. The team started slowly by losing the first two games of the season to Froebel and La Porte but came back with a winning streak of seven straight. The peak of the season's play was reached around tournament time. The last game of the conference season against Roosevelt was probably the best game the Senators played. The Senators looked great in the sectional by defeat- ing Catholic Central, 59 to 25, and Clark by the score of 43 to 29, but then lost by the score of 39 to 37 in the semi-finals to the very good East Gary Edison team. x 1 sv, r .Nt '95 ' Rwo 1--Balas, Nagy, Modrowslci, Spencer how 4. Unpak, Stanciu, Kolina, Wasiak Row 3 Stapanic, Ragelis, Mace-sich, Savanovich, Morxis, Preboy, Pantea Reserve Basketball The Senator reserve basketball team had a very successful season, winning lO and losing 5. This team played the same style of oi basketball as the varsity team and was under the same able leadership ot Coach Iohnny Boratto. Much coaching help also came from Coach Ashworth. The team was composed of freshmen and sophomores who showed much promise as stars for future varsity teams. The everlasting fighting spirit that kept them going, and go- ing strong, until the final gun sounded was the main reason for the ten wins which they accomplished this season. Those boys just don't give up was the comment on the lips of many a spectator on the sidelines. The season's record of 10 won and 5 lost and the tact that all the reserve men except two are returning next year, make prospects look very good for an excellent basketball season for Washington High School. gs or v w Row I Coach Schweingruber, Kolina, Balog, Spencer, Ragelis, Stanciu, Trtani, Hlad, Platis Row ll Stirling, Nowesnik, Duhon, Bronnian, Mattson, Melodet Row III Stolarz, Vela, Weber, Lax, Macie-ch, Vince, Morris Baseball The Senator baseball team had a tough assignment this year in defending the Conference Cham- pionship acquired by the hard hitting and smooth fielding Senator team of last season. The loss of Henry Hardy, Chris Platis, and Tucker Morris, who expected to play another season but were forced to graduate in February, was a slight handicap to the team. Nevertheless, the team came through with another good season. lim Platis and Iohnny Molodet, two capable and valuable players were decisive factors in the outcome of many of the games played this season. However, the Senators did receive some help from the state champion American Legion team and other returning veterans of last year. Again this season the fighting and undying spirit that is present in every sport played at Wash- ington High, was present in the hearts of all the bays on the team. Whether Winning or losing, the team didn't give up until the last man took his third strike or was put out. 41 Wrestlers ROW lfflohnstone, Drtxqoin, Adorjczn, I. Wenzel, G. Wenzel, Lummxo, Mr, Dickes, Hinton, Taylor, Adich, O'Nei1, S. Kupuun, Sczmpicxs Row 2-Pcxptzun, Sirlin, Myer, Ball, Popovich, Norpowockx, Baum, Brown, Nemeih, I. Kzmiicm Row 3- -D. Lux, G. Lczx, Pcrducci, Mcatusik, Molodet, Bcx1tcs,MUzy,Velliqr'1n Weight Lifters Row 1 -Poklembcx, Mudlson, Gibbs, Mr, Paul, F. Bulls, H. Bullcx, Atcxmian Row 2-Miller, Sromper, Pczptzun, Hakes, McKiney, Cepezich Row 3 Scxmomcxk, Tomcxsich, Lxpcovich, Samburskx, Muir Row Row Row Row Row Row Cross Country Row l-Coach Clark, Coach Boratto Row 2-Draqoin, Kuta, Rothstein, Molodet, Porras, Hlad, Kosrnitis, Hernandez Row 3--Criiwell, Paptzun, Clark, Zuneqia, Bartok, Gonzales Row 4--Rajkovich, Kapitan, Gliqa, Angel, Polonczyk, lspas, Guyolen Varsity Track Ranqel, Rakovich, Coach Clark, Vince, Costa Tumbiola, Zuneqia, Brown, Shehiqian, McKinney --Puskos, Stamper, Bartok, Samoniak, Soto, Onia, Florante, Chapman, Bulla Hinton, Porras, Lipcovich, Ball, Dawson, lspas, Stepanovich, Battle, Adiclx, Corban Gaiden, Baltas, Duff, Florance, Collins, Ciochina, Philrot, Tucker Baran, Criswell, Holland, Clark, Miller, Campbell, Walker, Polonzyk, Swinehart, Masulovich T I Row l- Bielskig Sambolis, Row 2 Mr. Dickes: Fieqleg Siernboxqp Stanciu. Row 3--Levinp Bravery Nagy. Row 4-Pe-car Swimming Team Row 1 -Murescm, Steponovich, Bulla, Clark, Alvarez, Bartok, Hlad, A. Pinsuk, Clark Row 2--Nelson, Strcich, Guiden, Ciochina, Ispas, Babas, Criswell, B.Pinsak,Ma1usik Gacphos, Mudrovich, Carlson Volleyball Team Howl Roborsong Crenshaw: Perry Davidson: Campbell Row 2 Dukesg Kovackg Lazarp Stoycx koviffh Girl Sport Heads I Russel, Dukes, Kuzman II Gachos, Trimmel, Hanclk A 5 E 5 F 8 i E E 5 Z n 5 1 is 5 'F 29 O At last the big top, the great thrill of all circuses. The band of time strikes the note on which the parade begins. The audience is hushed with suspense, Then into the arena march the performers. First come the beginners, so young and so proud to be taking part in their first real performance. They have been in the various sideshows and have now been promoted to this wonderful big top. This is the hour they have been waiting forp now they are really a part of the great show. They stare timidly at everything and everyone, taking everything in with eager eyes. The freshmen have just begun their final training, and the ideals they form now will carry them through life. Quickly following these, are the sophomores, outwardly the sophisticated seniors, in- wardly the thrilled freshmen. They are still impressed with every new thing they learn about the big top: although having had a year's experience, they pretend to know all the tricks of the trade. They will soon find out, however, that even the distinguished seniors still have a lot more to learn. Now come the more experienced members of the group,the juniors. They, too, are ex- cited because they will hold the limelight when the main performers, the seniors, go on to a more important play called LIFE. The juniors are given greater responsibilities in the show and carry out their duties well, for they are beginning to realize that soon they will become the foremost attraction of the big top. They are being trained for this assignment, and although sorry to see their older friends leave, they are eager to assume the responsibilities of the seniors. Finally the wonderful seniors, wearing colorful costumes, stroll gracefully into the huge arena. They are easily recognized because they too are above the other artists. They seem so sure of themselves, so well-trained. But inwardly they have half-feared the day when they must go out into the World as individual performers, They have worked and studied in this circus for four years and have finally reached their goal. But the juniors, eager to perform, are waiting, so the reluctant, lingering seniors finish their act. They leave with many backward glances, taking only fond memories and much knowledge with them. In the parade of life many are left to replace those who graduate. 9B linw l--llmhrx, K0l1zsl1, llnd ryulfvkl, Vlr1l'11nif-l1, Tuxcyk lVl1111111n1Z, Svoll, 'l'l1c1111p:son lVl1vyf11:1. llnw 2 Pr1jdz1k, Prxwrynfslfti lVl11c'l11vv1--l1, lr1n1k, Csonkfx l1111c1w:sk1, Kozlokiowiczz. llmw 3 Preboy, Pucfivok Wyzzof-k1, Lipcovmll, Flqou 111011, Wnlzcrxk, Fowler, lrxnflmrfx, Bnllri, Row fl Luna, Ballon, Sty lmurski, Stunkn, GTlF?ChUI11S, 'l'1llf:t.sn11, lVlf1llOIlE?, Kocxun Kc'-lly, Rnw 5 Spemwski, Kon nvfly, C1ws1elsk1, Reschfin l-Vm'111f1, Ruszowski, Puvh Ivy, Gondok, Young 9B linw l li1'111kf'11nlU1l, Gxy- 11f-vkn, Klwllu-ll, Vlllllllfl M11r'llf'1, ll. l.r1vi11, u Cl K111nr41c4, l'111::1mgk1, oun- Inlnrvfs. Huw 2 S:1n1f1nicl1, Rosko, llrxllfv, Hrvllictk, Mclldfmrzdo, G1'r1nr1'1, GO'1rl1f11t. Row 3 Mvutoll, Sl1Qr111r1n, K11t1s11rq1rrf1s, l311i1111cl1, My' 1011, Kcvlclfs, L. lfwvln. ROW 4 flnnf-S, Koyrvfs, Wob- :.l11r, lU1:sl1111r111, Vrrrgfl, G1f1y, l.1lI1f111 llfrrt, Pug-nfl, Elms, llfnw la W11:::1c111, l.1l+1 lJf11t, lflmmrk, f11'111l, f111Q1111f'lf, fl1n'1111v:1, lllI4?lllKIl'1lI, T11111- l111, lVlc111111. 9B Row 1 Wcisirxk, Lnlng, Pwl lol, Mc11'sl111ll, lloz11111111cl1 Giblfs, Rey11QldLs, Mosny Burch. Row 2 Huxxtvr, Kennedy FCTI'lOYld6'Z, lVlr1l15l:, ASIIIGTI Budny, Alvorrixcs. Row 3 Flows, Ussury To xknvmlx, Robin1:o11, Will 1 111111, lHf1v1:s, Gluvvrl, ROW fl lO11L'11, VL11cli1'l1 l'lL1lz:l1111: On, G1oll:i1wi1'z Polmss, BOllOCl, C01 111111111 fl11istr111:s4:11. Row 11 A11r1111r1110, Rntqmxs: Vliill, lF.vxlv1', Avunt, 'l'o1 IKCZ, Tllllll, Y111't1.-, lil xvxxly 9A Row l A11tl11'o11, Slmbnz Svdor, Crlrwlnrcl, V11-qnvz, BIldKjOll!flll, V1'11l1cwrolc5, Row 2 MC'd1Il4T, Bnlns Sul- crtns, lVltUlOllS, Rc'111qs1l. ROW 3 Qlliqlcy, Ostslszvw- sk1,! lVlc1s:ulovic'l1, lfnstm, MUK1n11oy, POlLkllCIl, lvluldu- undo. Row fl SWiL'1'n'Z11lc, Clfnli- 51011, Cmcilxirxcl, Fqmmz, HW, 111c:l11 PCIQIIQO11, Pv111'ol1111 Nl1'lllll'll. Row fn W1114', Rwacl, Olxcwn Pmlnzolu, Blnvkly, RlZZ1IILlO Pccnr, H ll Stars 9B Row l Logan, Davies, Sul, Naurnorf, Sarantis, Milcich, Sencaj, Marza, Harris, Rob- inson. Row Zglberkertis, Dor- rance, Rieckofi, Goodrich, Hernandez, Zuniqa, Cun- ningham, Goqolak. Row 3 Spuclic, Novak, MC- qreviiis, Cobb, Durco, Papo- vich, Fabian, Row 4 Greene, Hero, Szil- aqyi, Forsberq, Ciispino, Child, McNeil. Row 5 Bartok, lspas, Massmillo, Morgan, An- drews, Feiqeubfium, Lewis, Taylor. :WN 9B Row 1-Sersic, Bahaleda, Smolar, Nupiwocka, Stale hut, Karvelis, Kolas, Duhon. Row 2- Wontorski, Studni- arz, Kirrin, Pinsak, Wise niewksi. Row 3---Bobucki, Connelly, Sirlin, Zak, Smocki, Mise- wich, Bystricky, Midcon, Carvan. Row 4--Mudrovich, Lacko, Syrmkowiak, Rzepczwnska, Gerka, O'Neill, Vargas. Row 5-Ianulis, Baran, Parducci, Velliqan, Kolar- czgk, Hora, Mezey, Matu- si . 9A Row l Lanibinq, Harris, Gonqalez, Clara lohnson, Hamminq, Lomez. Row 2 Hendricks, Charles lohnson, Hakas. Row 3 Espcrzak, Vravin- ak, Kulka, Haidinqcr, Ionvs, Morgan, Gomez. Row 4 Daniels, Laslcos, Gaden, Gonzales, Moloy, Martina, Lunsa, Row 5-fLopez, Lrnond, Grunstein, lmzinski, Hol- land, Molodet, Gavura. 9B Row l Ciovica, Durco, Ba lata, Gibbs, Clark. Row 7 Garret, Cruz, Bon stell, Alverez. Row 3' Dobas, Bonilla Fish, Battle, Brauer. Row 4--lereczko, Foskos Austin, Florence, Iordan Campos, Lee, Diojak. Row 5- Guiden, Enqelmann Alek, Buda, E119-' Anqel. 10A Row 1 Ifllll'IE1fOllP, lolin :f-n, Brown, Bfilcoss, Grfrzi- fini, Row 7 Collins, Faulkner, lifilrizzs, EIIOSILI, A. Klein, E Klon. How 3 l. Atfnnirrn, S. AM inivin, Kfipitiin, lludfr, Chu hu, Bridqcinrxn, Ifickson Hrizi. Row 4 Briski, Ciochind Clifnnhevrs, Johnson, Bobin Kolkoski. How 5 Ispfrs, Davidson Gliqri, Idukovich, Bull llirtkinson. e gaze 101-X llriw 1 Conwoy, Anderson, l'f1:ss:inore, Kdrniolfl, Vu- ifxnirrli, Wood, Kosovric, Oh:-iq, Boy, King, Nriqel. Huw 7 Augustine, Velli- qrin, Bollrr, Mrirfln, llolnicfs, Medina, Hinton, Davidson. Row 3 Polrukfi, Perry, Ilruginski, llurrto, llrivis lnndrxn, Wrirnor, Wusllinq- lun, Rfvivlioli. llfaw 4 Mrfnfilos, Andor- zfun, lmxluodinrski, IJOROJVI 1 llfrlllv, Vnllmfin, Cll'llI1bCTIi limi, Kfuzzli, Vldo. How Fi Zfxlmifi, Cjiiiviloriell Anfmiflivfi, Hr'r'Hil, Brown, lilvlvli, 'l'llnin, Gronuk, llfiif vary. ts pr 10B Row l Davis, Bonny, Cfru ihon, Becker, Dovitmn Chambers, Dohlin. Row 2 Conyers, Chadwick Bull, Lee, Bdkos, Burgess L. Chcunberlciin. Row 3 Dukes, Burt, David son, Barker, C, Chamber loin, Brezinski, Cnnomcir, Row 4 Bcrille, Campbell Broodliurst, Bmcrtli, Brin mister, Bolseqd, Firlik. Row 5 Brown, Bnilor Dinqwdll, Bird, Evans, Edle inun, Bernal. 10B Row l Lovin, Mcilionc' Hordrick, Hirks, Hdnson Gerkin, Gidnnopoulos, How 2 Harris, Lcizrrr, Kos lecky, Lux, Kcrrcibdtfos, Ko vnck. Row 3 Konncird, G. lfnyes Kovdvivirtli, I-lfiuisiiiuii, T Hayes, Gcinl, Gord, ROW 4 lclski, lfzucl-c Knndrril, Kennedy, liolton Mcituski, Gifford, Row 5 Kilmrulz, Hoff, len kins, Holeni, Gcrvurri Flieslirncrn, Heqqi. in aw 10B Row l---Kolefi, Leo, Kap- cak, Nagy, Modrowski, Kil- patrick, G. Kolina, Kuklin- ski, Miksic, Levy. Row 2- -Karmilowicz, I. Ko- lina, Meyers, Ferber, Mill- er, Kolion, Bardoczi. Row 3 Hurt, Mehok, Klo- buchar, Markovich, McCor- mick, Kail, Marshall, lrk. Row 4- Levo, Kubyszak, Matuqa, Monos, Matusik, Novack, Kaminski, Smutko. Row 5 Litera, Mariilic, Nelson, Iamrosz, Krcelicli, Muresan, Lochiveski, Lip- covich. 10B Row 1 Moore, Rollin, Messock, Salavic, Robinson, Puc, Mendoza. Row 2 ---Robinson, Sand- berg, Ryfa, Niblick, Misirly, Obara, Rivers. How 3-f--Perez, Mudroviclfi, Pavelich, Michalski, Mrvan, Rechan, McTique. Row 4-Ruzic, Pantazis, Pawlak, Saksa, Nabarele, Mayhew, Roque. Row 5 Pawlawsek, Moni- qomery, Perian, Romo, Pe- curar, Miqa, Piekarcyzk. 11B Row 1- Swienhart, Stanciu Spencer, Haaelis, Taylor Lovin, Stirnack. Row 2 --Popa, Winsac, Skaqqs, Stirling, Papas Lackerdas. Row 3---Rincon, Milishofi Wallace, Philipps, Sencay Studniaz, Shalanq, Row 4-Michaels, Olivrs, Naqy. Surnara, Popovich. Row 5 -Ullsum, Thomas, Urdessu, Obradovich, Vana, Morris. 11B Row l -Traczyk, Tolin, Va no, Viater, Samblis, Trlini Row 'Z Suty, Prucy, Szy rnoniak, Poi, Spencer. Row 3 Radecki, Puslius Stolarz, Vrcelj, Walkin, Ste panich, Stefanich. Row 4 Studniarz, Tumbio lo, Soto, Yoasi, Taueq Turks, Zurawski. Row 5---Snyder, Trulick Tomsich, Poloncki, Saska Scylineidoi, 10B Row 1 Ycrkovutz, Vnjmn- lull, Shofrfter, Seris, Sweet, Tully. How 2 Vcrylinflk, Stuyzxko- virr, Whitar, Vidulcnvirlt, Stl-volts. How 3 Syllvcxk, Ytxllowcxy, Sl4II1l!3ZElWSlCtl, Smtivlt, Mtxr- cgumttr- Verrx, SlOJ4III, T10 pe-k. Row 4 Stokes, Szitrts, Szumk, Shurrnuk, Szynton- mule, Stcrllinqs, E. Willmms. Row 5 Turks, Mcrrmn Vvlfr, Scfzfvpurlskrx, Wlxltet- lxrwk, ll. Wllllllnnz, Ttllut- fzrwn, llpfzltrxw. We hitch Sv XWQ5 an 5 , Vie? 10B Huw l Gmnpkrx, EISDH :sta-in, Durcfo, lbtx, Dotnetfvr, Atqerus, Bullurd, Bnllrx. Row 2 lcxno, Filipowski, Imwkinsa, Hernfxnclwz, Conf wfry, Ilcxwson. Row 3 Elivsiu, Btxninrr, Burnns, Bruno, llcnnwll, llonqu, llrxlvrowski. Row 4 Brown, Grf-en, Clltundleer, Florevnrte, Clmp- ntun, Brnnn, Gorntvlc, GO- HIUZ. Row S Bfxcfto, Horo, Fu-eqlo, Gllliss, llnntko, House. 11B Row 1 His-qert, Ruszowski, Vlosich, Tate, Vukozlclt Sinxon, Shep, Sndovich. Row 2 Sidney, Ycrkovntz, Rlnjkovich, Skoplec, Stopu CIC, Stnolor, Scrkstr, Step- mch, Row 3 Rutherford, Rodrl quoz, Stunko, Sknntnr, R Stxrkisirm, Tzltz. Row 4 Riclnnds, A. Surf ktsiun, Zalewskt, Woluk, Rybinski, Santo, Rube, Wontzoski, Wcxlczuk. Row 5 Wiersbe, Villeqcxs, S w e d r 11 n, Wisnlewiski, Rooney, Steel, Reqonovich M., 11A Flow l Screson, Anton Slrnnkowslcl, Tucker, Avincr Dull, Gonzalez. Row 2 Costa, Clark p0UQh l'PI', Blosinqmne Hurt, Velcr. How 3 rleishmcm, Vulcfxs V1Ch, le-lski, Mcxstcxlir, Stev- ens, Smnpicxs, Adorjnn, Montgomery. Row 4 Gomez, Mcxluqu, Mattson, Moloiun, Hclnncin, Miliki, Wexler. Row 5 Glcxsper, Kish, Lewis, lone-s, Ifrrernski, Suty, Sipes. I rw 1 our wagon 10B Row l -Peters, Varqo, Sip- ka, Suchecki, Philpot, Wen- zel, Spisak, Obremski, R. Williams, Morciz. Row 2-Wiersbe, Ortiz, Stoyakovicli, Weber, Slcer- tich, Pleasant, Rubies, E. Smith. Row 3- Petrunich, Stock- dale, Stepanovich, Steoan- cic, Kern, Smutko, Bardocz, I. Williams, Scrlvio. ROW 4--C. Smith, Pleasha, Vince, Szvrnanisk, l. Obre- mski, Onia, Roland, Popu- lia. How 54Ware, Spak, Pass- more, Purnell, Polla, Stuck- ert, Vela, Tenic. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS lack Culver, Pres.: Goldie Mate, Sec., Mitchell Stolutz, Vice Pres. 1 IB Row 1-Boris, Dawson Becker, Fel quson, Arsulich, Bolseqa. Row 2fffBielski, Bystriclcy, C. Bartok, Adich, Bcrloq, Corban. Row 3 Corneo Kesilis l l 1 Aranowski, Culver, Drago! in, Burgess, Faqis. Row 4- Cerqizan, Franklin, Hute'on, Derjon, Baqinski, Dabrowski, lanies. Row 5 Fodor, Cl-!IJ9fiChf Fabian, Fuzekcrs, l. Bartok, losvai, Bystricky. 11B Row 1--Kavalousky, lohn son, Mate, Lawinski, Kas per, Laslcos, Molent. Row 2-W Gustis, l-llad, Horn Grabowski, Federanko Laurnias, Episko. Row 3ffEndrO, Kolakowski lackura, Iacabf, Graziani Hora, Lauririas, Fritz Caiod. Row 4--Lax, LaPosa, Fran Coeur, Girasin, Ford, Kuz man, Fliesher. Row 5 lanes, Gawel, Ga chos, l-lanak, Garqas, GO- mez, Kozienka, 11B Row 1 Robinson, Novosel, I. Krrxjewskl, Kozocik, B. Krujewski, Misewicz, Row 2-Lovrirllc, Mcirvillu Pucillc, Pleshu, Mutuslk, sf Nowuk, Nenleth, Lucus, Huw 3 Punlou, HOllf'IIld lkjllflfjflll, Mclrullo, Musto lleer, Nowesnick, Mllllkoll, Row 4 Kovucik, E. Nowrlk Koscielrliuk, Puldzik, Knrzv er, Multlllez, Mcxtrxscxr. Row 5 Muveslcrh, Lllx, Pul il, Nulowskl, Nllnpz, Mlrlrl. 11B HOW 1 l. Mostly, Moyer, Nicksir, Meiclloile, Ole- inioczuk, Perko, Osojnirkl. Row 2 Llpnel, Lyons, Pet- ers, Kwlcxtowski, Polochrlk, Mendoza. Row 3 I. Levin, Pound, Owens Puvkul' Purllle , Pluzzierki, Minrey. How 4 Mitcllwll, Mrllqurll. Mc'KoQtllc1rl, L. MOSYIY, Ml- kulll, Pllrduvri, Pi1Vf?lkLI. flow b--Nunez, Oltwqll, Mlldmvlvll, Prlszkivwivz, C. Lovin, Modnlk, Molrow. IIB Row l Blllv, Cllllewtoft Bclllllnlllw, Alok, Bl-mlllllll CllL,lb1lli'lCl, Blsllicrllll. Row 12 Bllzlldollll, Bullls Clmlllsllrlw, Al'lllvsTw1d Cllnllillnlllllll, lllxlllwls, Bllll lcelll. How 3 Illlqlgllll, llcllllzllwl' Bloksklll, Bolrll, Blllllmldll Lflllvlcl, Colloll, Row 4 llllllwlll, llzlllzllll: lllllvlowsiki, llllllkoll-Q, liul wllllr, lllllllll, Vllllllllllllllll lilllllllll, llkllll. llllw fl Blllllllllu, Allcllml l'if:, Blvzllllskl, Cin-nlll:lzll Bllllfl, lilllllllfztnl, Alltrlll. 11B How 1 Sllcllnlllllk, lllllllwls PPIIY, Hllrllloll, lopez, Mul- mwskl. Row ll Clllvbowski, HOlK'lll Wyclllt, Lllrkulvllls. Row 3 lllllker, Tllolllloll Blllflq, Morlis, lmlvllivskl Blllocku. How 4 HlllOSlIOSll, Kllzlllll Mclzllly Bornfzoly, Hlllltlllll O'l5riell, Ross, Sflllldl Row b Plltvlllllllll, Cllllllllss lollllsloll, Molllxlll, Ullss Gl1wl'l+1l'0. ,sf 'f m'a M. ww f .3 A2-- M, UW 1 film , in s M, EVA , 1:-up QD A 55 if 53 4 xr W mg ucgfgin QB 41 ik Q X? 1 431 L -SEPTEMBER Labor Day comes around all too soon-only one more day until school starts. The school year is officially opened. lust as in other years, the new and excited youths arrive early to beam upon their school-GOOD LUCK FRESHIES. The familiar ones drop in with no enthusiasm, but with a lot of pity for the new. The first football game of the year is played at home, the Senators, inexperienced and under the leadership of our new coach, Mr. Ashworth, bow to their opponent, South Bend Central, 15 to 7. Busy year ahead-football--work begins to pile up-book reports already-Charles Dahlin, our mayor, is recognized throughout school by the inevitable white shoes he wears- many students find enjoyment at the T. A. C.-Winnie Gaither and Hana Cha- banov add to the fun--the scarlity of seniors boys is a real problem to the girls- another defeat for our hardfighting Senators with Lew Wallace, score 12 to 0. First copy of Weekly Anvil, our school publication. ln answer to Misses Szilagyi and Spec- tor many seniors toiled over their letter writing to obtain a position on the Senior Anvil Staff4of the many written only 34 were chosen---September 22, George Rogers Clark victory, 27 to 18--Miss Marian Gaber, dramatic coach, picks the cream of the senior class dramatists to put on that hilarious comedy Best Foot Forward -and, of course, Ioe Hlad's beautiful legs stole the show-Senior Girl Counselors hold their first meeting, at which the girls elect Dorothy Smith president. Everyone is gossiping about the coming election of the Senior Class Officers to be held next week. Now if you vote for my candidate, -. Looking at the camera, please. Yes, it's Mr, Sterling taking the underclassmen's pictures in the brisk au- tumn breeze, with Ed Kuta looking on. Think. you can do a better job, Ed?-no class couples spotted-yet. Ah! after three hard-fought games our Senators tie 13 to 13 with Hammond High. Here ends our first month at school. OCTOBER The main dish of the Senior Girls Counselors is CARROTS-They are healthy and full of vitamins, but is that the real reason? The team could do with some too be- cause they lose again to Emerson of Gary. We, 15, they, 26-explanation, Friday, the thirteenth. Senior class officers are chosen and everyone is happy, president, hand- some Abbie Darnoatsyg vice-president, Paul Ike Tumlinp and secretary, honorable Ioseph Hlad, Ir.--All deserve their offices and the best of luck to them--did anyone mention Man-shortage a while back? ny, Your excuse for yesterday? ,Peggy Clark, I was taking pictures. Miss Skrentny, Whose pictures were you tak- ing? Peggy.Clark, I was having my picture taken. -ah, well! lt's a laugh every we--Mayor chooses student government, many happy, more disappointedebook re- ports, tests, and more English themes--too much like work-Senior Girl Counselors hold their first all girls' assembly, with Mr. Robinson, guest speaker. The camera is still clicking, and all the seniors are dressed in their best duds for their pictures. De- bators and coach, Mr. Geddes, working hard-Our first victory played here , Catholic Central 0, We 14-Senior Anvil Staff commences work, and the members meet regu- larly every week- what to choose for a theme? Kindness? War? Elections? Any sug- gestions? NOVEMBER The first day of the third month of school finds the students very happy and work- ing hard. The weather is unusually beautiful for this time of the year-seniors hold their second meeting, and committees are chosen for the various organizations for the senior class. Big pep session for the Whiting game played there-postponed from 3rd to 4th because of rain. Final outcome: they 12, We 18. Grading system revised. Rich- ard Lax is working hard because it is the ninth week of school, just one more and then grades. To our great disappointment the Whiting game was forfeited. The Senior Class play was a great success, enjoyed by everyone-all the actors , actresses and directors deserve a big hand for their ability-next night: the Rough Riders re- captured the city title and the Brown Derby-Roosevelt 12, Washington 6, and the end of the football season-after the game all the crying is over, and everyone enjoys himself at the Brown Derby Hop held in the boys' gym. Everyone has loads of fun, doughnuts, and cider at the Senior Harvest Party. Presi- dent Ardash in overalls and plaid shirt with his date, Dorothy Chamberlain, in a cute cotton pinafore led the Grand March. Gayle Tolf has everyone buzzing about her short haircut and tint. Looks very becoming. Thanksgiving vacation starts, and everyone comes back stuffed with turkey. Basketball team is practicing hard for a successful season. Good Luck. Seniors get rings. Maybe now someone will co-operate because I'm still looking for a class couple. No one wants to oblige. And so ends another month, and the seniors' last November at Washington. Senior Class Officers Ardash Daronatsy, president of the class of 45 was elected for outstanding ability in leadership. Ardash, better known to his friends as Abbie has played varsity basketball for three years. His position is guard and he was also co-captain. As well as being president of the senior class, he is active in many other extra-curricular activities. He is doing everything in his power to make the graduating class of 45 a memorable one. Abbie is well liked by everyoney his friendliness and personality has won him many friends. l-le will long be re- membered in the hearts of the senior class as the ideal class president. The vice-president, Paul Tumlin, better known as lke, has played varsity football for two years. During one of these games he sustained an injury which forced him to remain out of the games until almost the end of the season. Our team had a great handicap because lke was one of the outstanding players. He is also successful on the wrestling team, and has par- ticipated in many other school activities. lice has proved his ability and co-operation when fulfilling the job as vice-president of the senior class. Secretary, Ioseph Iohn Hlad Ir., known better as Head , is the typical school boy. loe has been an active member of the swimming team for two years, specializing in free style. He has proved his ability in baseball for three years. Being active in drama he has partici- pated in both the junior and senior class plays. loe has also been honored by being a runner up for Mr. Washington for two years. His sparkling pep and personality have won him many friends as well as the important position as secretary of the senior class. Paul Tumlin, Ardash Daronsty, Ioseph Hlad lib X N ,,. ,, V - x N... X 4 Z' fi if 3'5- W: ,pg nil. Anderson, Cozzette , Junior Red Cross: Safety Council. tCourse incompletel Banks, Beulah Monitor: Intramural. Bartock, Jean Eleanor Beres, Mary Ann Madelyn Monitor, General Election Board, Chairman: Intramural. Bosak, Stephanie Catherine Monitor: Intramural: Volley Ball. Bridgeman, Louise Brown, Lynell, Marie Monitor: Archery: Basketball: Volley Ball. Brown, Mary Ann Intramural. Chepregi, Mary Rose Monitor: Volley Ball: Tumbling. Chulay, Violet Sophie War Bond and Stamp Committee, Pres.: Monitor: Junior Red Cross: Weekly Anvil Solicitor: Swimming: Baseball: Basketball: Valley Ball: Badminton. ' l Chulias, Kathryn Monitor: Junior Red Cross: Councilman: Best Foot For- ward . 0 5 Marg et ats f -. Q , l.: Safety Council: Costume 1: , Servic lag C mitte : Senior Anvil Start. Cleland, Ruby Ailene Junior Red Cross: Swimming. Darden, Thelma Jean ' General Election Board: Intramural. Davitian, Ida War Bond and Stamp Committee, Sec.: Monitor: Junior Red Cross, Vice Pres.: Costume Crew: Senior Anvil Staff: Stage Door : Intramural: Swimming: Basketball. .Eb .ix P De Lor, Betty Jeanne War Bond and Stamp Committee: Monitor. Dolnics, Geraldean Rose Girl Counselors: Monitor, Captain: Junior Red Cross, Sec.: Usher Committee: Make-Up Crew, Manager: Lost and Found: Inter-School Affairs Committee, Sec.: Senior Anvil Start: Best Foot Forward : Stage Door , Student Direc- tor: Speakers Bureau: Miss Washington, 1945: Junior Class Sec.: Intramural. Donora, Florence Helen Dudek, Helen Eleanore War Bond and Stamp Committeepl Archery: Baseball: Track: Ping Pong. ' East, Barbara Jean Girl Counselors: Monitor: Usher Committee, Senior Anvil Statt, Art Editor: Intramural: Service Flag Committee. S Foley, Rose June Girl Counselors: Monitor: Safety Council: Debating: Na- tional Forensic League. t ei Fozkos, Rebecca Ruth War Bond and Stamp Committee: Girl Counselors: Moni- tor, Captain: Safety Council: Make-Up Crew, Manager: General Election Board: Building and Grounds: Yel1-Lead- ers: Hockey: Archery: Swimming, Sport Head: Baseball: Basketball: Volley Ball. Gergesha, Geraldine Ann Monitor. Ghant, Marilyn Rheta Intramural: Archery: Baseball: Basketball: Volley Ball. Gonzales, Conseulo Theresa Monitor, Captain: Costume Crew: Hockey: Archery: Base- ball: Basketball: Track: Volley Ball, Tumbling. Green, Grace Ellen Junior Red Cross: Intramural: Junior Classical League. Guiterrez, Natalie Calistra 1 Junior Classical League. tCourse incompletel Hansen, Mildred Marie Mae I-lardaway, Lola Maurice War Bond and Stamp Committee: Junior Red Cross: Intra- mural: Baseball: Basketball: Volley Ball. si Z? Z? Zi? X? ew n. ' -frfrif: Jfjgl. Harris, Cora Lee N Intramural: Baseball: Basketball: Volley Ball. Hausman, Virginia Shirley Iean Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Safety' Council: Intramural. Hlavaty, Anne ' Monitor: Intramural: Basketball: Volley Ball. Horvath, Catherine Marie Hruzik, Mary Ann Monitor: Intramural. I oiner, Ira Lee I unigan, Hattie Mae giciiiltor: Costume Crew: Intramural: Basketball: Volley a . Iuran, Ann Olga Monitor. , Kamzik, Maree ' Monitor: Safety Council: Costume Crew, Manager, Weekly Anvil Staff, Editor-ln-Chief: Intramural: Basketball: Volley Ball: lunior Classical League. King, Addine Verna Intramural. Kirlay, Violet Ann Klavas, Betty Colleen ' Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Intramural. Kwiecien, Irene Intramural: Monitor. Laczo, Irene Goldie Laska, Lillian Geniveve Intramural. Lucious, Dorothy Mae Intramural: Baseball: Basketball: Volley Ball. Maglish, Mary Frances Intramural. Mahan, Beverlee Gene Safety Council: Best Foot' Forward , Volley Ball. Martell, Lois Lucille Girl Counselors: Monitor: Lost and Found. Mason, Edith Leonora Mayhew, Betty Iane Monitor. Maynor, Mary Elizabeth Monitor: Iunior Red' Cross: Junior Classical League. Mazur, Loretta D. Monitor: Intramural: Archery: Basketball: Volley Ball. Meaders, Dolores Costella ' -' Volley Ball. Pacurar, Mary Girl Counselors: Costume Crew, Vice Pres.: Intramural Baseball: Basketball: Volley Ball, Tennis. Pagel, Loretta lean Make-Up Crew. Pastor, Mary Ann Therse Swimming: Baseball. Person, Iennie Lou Intramural: Volley Ball. Perry, Coral Sherrilyn Intramural: Basketball: Vol1ey'Bal1. Rogers, Yvonne Sylvia Safety Council: Intramural: Basketball: Volley Ball. Popovich, Iacqueline Ann , Monitor, Costume Crew, President: Intramural: Basketball: Baseball: Volley Ball: Tennis: Iunior Classical League. Potesta, Fannie Mary Safety Council: Archery, Swimming. Preiss, Elizabeth Ethel Roberson, Dorothy Arnette Intramural: Basketball: Volley Ball. Rolison, Lois Ann Glrl Counselors: Monitor: Lost 6 Found Commission: Law Department: Senior Anvil Staff: Weekly Anvil Staff: Na- tional Forensic League: Talent Bureau: Intramural. Russell, Ienese Aileen Girl Counselors: Monitor: Junior Red Cross: Safety Council: Costume Crew: Senior Anvil Staff, Assistant Editor-in-Chief: Weekly Anvil Staff: Weekly Anvil Solicitor: 'Brother Goose : Act Your Aqe : Intramural, Hockey, Sporthead: Basketball: Track: Volley Ball, Sporthead: Tumbling: Iunior Classical League. Rockley, Benedicta Mae Swimming Peterman, Iosephine Monitor: Intramural. Salvio, Angeline Florence Monitor: Locker Commission. Sarbescu, Violet Florence Iunior Red Cross: lntramural:: Swimming: Volley Ball. Sarkisian, Helen Iglcitiiitor: Usher Committee: Intramural, Basketball: Volley a . Sertich, Mary Maqdelene Safety Council: Intramural: Volley Ball. Sherpetosky, Evelyn May ' Girl Counselors: Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Safety Council: Make-up Crew: Locker Commission: Best Foot Forward : lx Stage Door . Sabo, Eleanor Ida Scott, Erma Modene Iunior Red Cross: Costume Crew: Iunior Classical League. 5 Sandor, Elizabeth Schlang, Sylvia War Bond 6: Stamp Committee: Intramural. Shesler, Marion Louise Monitor, Iunior Red Cross: Safety Council: Stage Door : Intramural: Swimming: Track: Ping Pong: Tumbling. Shkroba, Rose Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Intramural. Sirigas, Hope Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Service Flag Committee: Senior Anvil Staff: Weekly Anvil Solicitor: Best Foot Forward : Stage Door : Intramural: Tennis. Sloboda, Ethel Margaret Intramural. Spudick, Kathryn Michele Iunior Red Cross, Intramural. Stankevich, Daisy Ann Intramural. ' Stasco, Patricia Marie Girl Counselors: Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Stage Door : Talent Bureau. Sut, Dorothy Ieanne Intramural: Hockey: Archery: Baseball: Basketball: Track: Volley Ball: Badminton: Tumbling. Suvislak, Dorothea Monitor. Szanyi, Mary Intramural. Terrana, Lillion Frances Monitor: Hockey: Archery. Tolf, Gayle Elna Girl Counselors: Monitor: Iunior Red Cross, Grand Iury: Department of Health: Inter-school Affairs Committee: Rec- reaticin Board: Best Foot Forward : Stage Door : Intra- mura. Tomasich, Margaret Ward Bond 6. Stamp Committee: Monitor. i xr if' 5? Zi? ! 1 1 1 -i Akirn, Alex Allan Monitor: Boy Patrol: Usher Committee: Deputy: Recrea- tion Board: State Champion Football Team '42: '44 Confer- ence Champion Wrestling, Intramural: Track: Football: Wrestling. Almason, George Robert Intramural: Cross Country Running. Anderko, Alex Andrew Monitor: Iuntor Red Cross: Intramural: Basketball: Track. Andreakis, Anthony C. Monitor: Intramural: Weight Lifting. Angel, Virgil Deputy: Intramural: Track: Wrestling: Cross Country Run- ning: Wrestling Conference Champion, '43, Avina, Rudolph B. Monitor: Intramural. Babas, Ioseph Iames Iunior Red Crosss: Locker Commission, Intramural: Track: Swimming: Football. Balog, William Alexander Monitor, Captain: Iunior Red Cross, President: Boy Patrol: Safety Council: Usher Committee: Locker Commission, State Champion Football Team, '42: Intramural: Track: Football: Boys State, '44: Iunior Class President. Berg, William Robert Monitor: Iunlor Red Cross, Boy Patrol: Councilman: Deputy: Fire Marshall: Intramural: Football: Wrestling. Bleckman, lack Stage Crew: Grand Iury: General Welfare Board: Intra- mural. Blumenthal, Lloyd General Election Board: Hi Y: Senior Anvil Staff: Intramural. Bobalik, Andrew ' Monitor: Stage Crew: Fire Marshall: Building and Grounds: Intramural. Bogucki, Raymond Leonard Monitor, Intramural. Brown, Frederick, Ir. . Boy Patrol: Safety Council: Fire Marshall, Captain: Intra- . mural. Bzibziak, Eugene Raymond Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Safety Council: Hi Y: Intramural. Campbell, Wendell Ierome Monitor: Intramural: Football: Track: Fire Marshal: Safety Council: Iune Mad . at Carlson, Richard William Monitor: Intramural: Football: Wrestling. Casten, Richard Oliver Stage Crew, Intramural. Chambers, Lorenzo C. Junior Red Cross: Boy Patrol: Safety Council: Intramural. Ciochina, Andrew Iunior Red Cross: Intramural: Track: Swimming: Football: Wrestling. Corder, William Douglas Iunior Red Cross: Boy Patrol: I-Ii Y: Swimming: Tennis: Cross Country Running. i Criswell, Garland Eugene I-li Y: Intramural, Track: Swimming: Cross Country Run- fling Cvitkovich, Steven Monitor: Boy Patrol: Usher Committee: General Election Board: Iudge: Fire Marshall: Senior Anvil Staff: Weekly Anvil Staff: Intramural: Wrestling: Tumbling and Gym- nastics: Boys State: Best F ot Forward . Dtahlin, Charles Lindberg Junior Red Cross:' Usher Committee: General Election Board: Hi Y: Mayor: Councilman, Chairman: Prosecuting Attorney: Sheriff: Fire Marshal: Building and Grounds: Inter-school Affairs Committee: Service Flag Committee, Chairman, Law Dept., Chairman: Debating: Discussion League, National Forensic League: State Championship Dramatic Contest '44: lst place, Poetry District Contest: lst place, Oratorical District Contest: Boys State '44: Iunior Classical League: Weekly Anvil Staff. Daronatsy, Ardash Ace War Bond G Stamp Committee: Student Club Committee: Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Hi Y: Grand Iury: Fire Marsh- al: Senior Class, President: Intramural: Basketball: Foot- ball: Cross Country Running. Deanovich, Steve Intramural, Track: Weight Lifting: Iunior Classical League. Emon, Albert Fields, Harold Gilbert Boy Patrol: I-Ii Y: Fire Marshall: Intramural: Basketball: Baseball: Football: Weight Lifting. Gainer, Iames Edward Monitor: Intramural: Track: Weight Lifting: Iunior Classi- cal League. Genovesi, Dario Ioseph Monitor: Intramural. 5 1 4 5 ZR P52 vw.,,,5q Gibbs, Daniel Walter Intramural: Track: Football, Weight Lifting. Goldberg, Leon Marshal Student Club Committee, Monitor: Hi Y: Iunior Red Cross: General Welfare Board: Talent Bureau: Intramural: Stage Door : Sheriff: Fire Marshall. Goodman, Bernard William War Bond 6. Stamp Committee: Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Safety Council, General Welfare Board, Chairman: Senior Anvil Staff: Debating: Intramural: Iunior Classical League: Best Foot Forward, Student Director: Stage Door, Stu- dent Director. Goodman, Martin Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Boy Patrol: Sheriff: Councilman: Prosecuting Attorney: Deputy: Publiciay Board: Law De- partment: Debating: National Forensic League: Stu- dent Speakers Bureau: Intramural: Best Foot Forward : Stage Door : Iunior Classical League: Safety Council: Defense Attorney. O Gordon, Iohn Intramural. Grunstein, Balas George Boy Patrol. Guiden, Paul Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Boy Patrol: I-Ii Y: Councilman: Fire Marshall: Iunior Class, Vice President, Intramural: Track: Swimming: Football: Cross Country Running: Week- ly Anvil Staff: Best Foot Forward : Stage Door . Hardy, Henry Student Club Committee: Building and Grounds: Track: gaiketball: Baseball: Football, Captain: Weekly Anvil IC! . Heggi, Daniel Iohn Safety Council: Intramural, Track. Hinton, Calvin S. Monitor: Building and Grounds: State Champion Football Team, '42: Intramural: Basketball: Track: Football: Wrest- ling. Hlad, Ioseph Iohn, Ir. Monitor: Ballff: Fire Marshal: Grand Iury: Recreation Board: Best Foot Forward : Stage Door , Mayor's Cabi- net: Senior Class Secretary: Intramural: Basketball: Track: Baseball: Swimming: Cross Country Running. It Hbggs, Robert, Ir. Boy Patrol: Intramural. Holland, Richard L. Monitor: Usher Committee: Hi Y: Intramural: Basketball: Track. '-'Mend fj Hui, Andrew Ioseph Monitor: Intramural. ldzkowski, Ioseph Edward, Ir. Iunior Red Cross: Intramural: Track: Basketball. Iaremski, Casimir Iohn Monitor. Kapitan, Ioseph Sam I-Ii Y: Intramural: Track: Wrestling: Cross Country Run- ning. Kelly, Gene Iohn Intramural Keyes, Luther A. Monitor: Building and Grounds: Intramural, State Cham- pion Football Team, '42: Basketball: Track: Football. Kik, Frank Rudolph l ' Monitor: Stage Crew: Fire Marshal: Intramural: Weekly Anvil Solicitor. Kleckner, Donald Lee - , Monitor: Boy Patrol: Hi Y: Intramural. Koliboski, Stanley A. Intramural Kosmitis, Nick Iames Monitor: l-Ii Y: Intramural, Track, Cross Country Running. Kovera, Charles Intramural Kresich, Louis G, Fire Marshal: Intramural: Senior Anvil Staff. Kuta, Edward W. Safety Council: Usher Committee: Councilman: Deputy: Fire Marshal: Senior Anvil Staff: Intramural: Track: Swim- ming: Weight Lifting: Cross Country Running. Lacko, Charles Stephen Monitor. Lax, lack R. Iunior Red Cross, Safety Council: Fire Marshal: Intramur- al: Stage Door : Iunior Classical League. Lax, Richard E. Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Stage Crew: Wrestling. Leve, Howard L. Monitor: Intramural: Basketball: Baseball. l ik E zz zz zz 4 4 . -?,..k: ' ' 1355:'.,I:4.,vtJ325v2trvj -A-..::rqflv3Qg:-.xh,- Lidster, Richard Monitor: Hi Y: Councilman: Fire Marshal: Intramural. Lummio, Albert Bitty Boy Patrol: Usher Committee: Deputy, Recreation Board: Wrestling State Champion, '42, '44: Wrestling Conference Champion, '43: Intramural: Track: Football: Wrestling: Cross Country Running. Madison, Clifton Glover Boy Patrol: Safety Council: Intramural: Track: Football: Iunior Classical League. Martin, Anthony War Bond 6- Stamp Committee: Monitor, Iunior Red Cross: Safety Council: Usher Committee: Intramural: Basketball: Track: Swimming: Cross Country Running: Iunior Classical League. Martinez, Frank, lr. Intramural: Basketball: Track: Baseball: Football: Wrest- ling. McCormack, Jesse LeRoy Monitor. McKinlay, Archibald Monitor: Iunior Red Cross, Grand Iury: I-li Y: Student So- cial Commission: Intramural: Swimming: Football: Yell- Leaders: Best Foot Forward . Medonic, Michael Peter Intramural. Medonic, Nick Edward Basketball. Mihalko, Edward Ioseph Monitor: Intramural. Miskovich, Iames Ioseph . Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Usher Committee: Intramural: Best Foot Forward : Hi Y. ' J 1., Molodet, John Adam ff War Bond 6- Stamp Committee: Iunior Red Cross'f soy' Pa- trol, Stage Crew: Safety Council: I-li Y: Safety Committee: Basketball: Baseball: Football: Track: Cross Country Running. 5-Moreno, Richard Flores H. Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Intramural: Football: Wrestling. Morris, Thomas William Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Safety Council: Usher Com- mittee: Hi Y: Fire Marshal: Locker Commission: Recreation Board: Intramural: Basketball: Track: Baseball: Cross Country Running. r Muskowski, Lawrence Napiwocki, Chester William Monitor: Fire Marshal: Intramural: Wrestling. O'Bara, Walter John Iunior Red Cross: Intramural. Obradovich, George Monitor: Sherilf: Fire Marshal: Intramural: Track: Wrest- ling. Olney, Bruce Monitor: Stage Crew: General Welfare Board: Intramural: Swimming: Cross Country Running: Stage Door . Ostaszewski, Florian Victor Iunior Red Cross: Intramural. Qstoich, Iohn ll Iunior Red Cross: Intramural. Owens, lack Bryan Safety Council: Intramural. Paptzun, George Iustin Student Club Committee: Hi Y: Intramural: Wrestling: Cross Country Running. Pavelka, Paul L. Monitor: Intramural. Petrusic, Frank Ioseph Intramural. Pinsak, Arthur Monitor: Usher Committee: StudentASocial Commission: In- ,,f. tramural: Track: Football: Swimming: Tennis: Stage M Door . Pinto, Vasil Charles Monitog: Boy Patrol: Hi Y: Intramural. Platis, Chris Steven Hi Y: Baliff: Intramural: Basketball: Track: Baseball: Foot- ball, Weekly Anvil Staff. Platis, Iames George Mayor's Cabinet: Hi Y: Recreation Board: National Foren- sic League: Stage Door : Intramural: Track: Basketball: Baseball: Cross Country Running. Poklemba, lohn Lucas Iunior Red Cross: Boy Patrol: Stage Crew: Hi Y: Council- man: Law Department, Intramural: Debating: Iunior Class- ical League. 'Q 71 R Porras, Trino Intramural: Cross Country Running. Racich, Frank Iack Intramural: Baseball: Swimming. Rieckhott, William George gtage Crew: Safety Council: Best Foot Forward : Stage cor . Roper, Iohn Robert Monitor: Usher Committee: Hi Y: Intramural: Track: Cross Country Running. Rosko, Iulius Steven Monitor: Hi Y: Intramural, Basketball: Track: Football. Rothstein, Gerald War Bond 6 Stamp Committee: Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Boy Patrol: Debating: National Forensic League: Talent Biirfau: Intramural: Track: Westling: Cross Country Run- nng. Stecyk, Michael Intramural: Football. Sternberg, Ierry Student Club Committee: Monitor, Iunior Red Cross: Gen- eral Election Board: Grand Iury: Intramural: Tennis: West- ern Divlsion Tennis Single: Champion, '44. Stirminski, Louis Frank Washington Brothers. Strapon, Edward Russell Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Stage Crew. Such, Iohn George Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: I-ii Y: Intramural: Best Foot Forward : A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court . Townsend, Roy Intramural: Track: Football. Tumblin, Paul Ioseph Weekly Anvil Staff, Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Usher Com- , mittee: Hi Y: Senior Class Vice President: Intramural: Football: Wrestling, State Championship Football Team, 1-42: Conference Wrestling Champion, '44: Iunior Classical eague. Samarizia, Iack Monitor, Captain: General Election Board: Deputy: Intra- mural: Football: Wrestling: Weight Lifting. Sarwacinski, Charles Augustine Monitor, Intramural. Scott, Andrew Williams Stage Crew: Intramural. Sessa, Virgil Anthony Hi Y: Intramural: Cross Country Running. Shaffer, Richard Leo Baseball. Skertich, Nick M. Boy Patrol: Intramural: Football. Spolarich, Mike Iohn Intramural. Terzarial, James Iohn Iunior Red Cross: Intramural: Safety Council. Vargo, Ioseph Martin Iunior Red Cross: Hi Y: Recreation Board: Weekly Anvil Stafi: Intramural: Basketball: Track, Football: State Cham- pionship Football Team, '42. Villarreal, Raoul Monitor, Iunior Red Cross: Defense Attorney: Grand Iury: Cross Country Running: Stage Door . Vince, William Donald Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Track: Cross Country Running. Vinovich, Robert Lloyd Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Usher Committee: Sheriff: Fire Marshal: Intramural: Basketball: Track: Football. Waigouskis, Raymond War Bond G Stamp Committee: Safety Council: Service Flag Committee, Councilman: Senior Anvil Staff: Weekly Anvil Staff: Stage Door : Best Foot Forward . White, Iohn Safety Council: Intramural: Basketball: KNO Picturel. Wuolle, Unto A. War Bond 6 Stamp Committee: Student Club Committee: Monitor: Stage Crew: General Election Board: Recreation Board: Senior Anvil Staff: Weekly Anvil Staff. Yelinich, lack Deputy: Weekly Anvil Staff. Zaranka, Edmund Peter Monitor: Intramural. Eliesu, Iohn S x 5 5 Y ff? 'iii 5 9, ,533 va, , isa, I Q ,M - V-lffv. ?'fZ'L2'W'f ' H 'Jw . Rr , 1 K ,. fa ,. 'H gpm Aguirre, Stella Monitor: Intramural. Arzurnanian, Mary Myra Iunior Red Cross: Weekly Anvil Staff: Stage Door : In- tramural: Iunior Classical League. Banyai, Mary Helene Monitor: Locker Commission. Bartok, Malvina Teres Student Club Committee: Monitor: Satety Council: Student Social Commission: Weekly Anvil Solicitor: Intramural: Yell-Leader: Hockey: Archery: Baseball, Basketball: Track: Volley Ball: Badminton: Ping Pong: Tumbling. Bernath, Dolores Cecelia U Monitor: Intramural: Lost 6. Found: General Welfare Board. Bielak, Wanda Martha Monitor: Intramural: Hock8Y: Archery: Baseball: Basket- ball, Track: .VolIeyh,Ball: Badminton, Ping Pong. Blosky, Ivgriantgleanette Monitor: Junior Red Cross: Safety Council: Usher Com- mittee: Vtfoekly Anvil Staff. Bolton, Marie Onor Student Club Committee: Girl Counselor: Monitor: Student Social Commission: Inter-school Affairs Committee: Debat- ing: Stage Door : National Forensic League: Talent Bureau: Archery. Bonkowskt, Alvina Blanche Monitor: Intramural. Cabeen, Beverly lean Monitor, Costume Crew: Intramural: Basketball. Cacich, Roseann . Monitor: Junior Red Cross: Intramural. Calderon, Consuella Girl Counselor: Monitor: Costume Crew: Debating: Hockey: Archery: Volley Ball. Castel, Lela Monitor: Costume Crew: General Welfare Board: Intramur- al: Hockey: Archery: Basketball. Chobanov, Hannah Girl Counselors, Monitor: Usher Committee: Grand Iury: - Baseball: Track. Ciesielski, Harriet Carolyn Intramural. Cummings, Dorothy Mae Iunior Red Cross: Usher Committee: Student Social Com- mission: Intramural. 'at ,NX Cross, Velma Iune Intramural. Connelly, Patricia Girl Counselors: Monitor: Safety Council: Make-up Crew: Building and Grounds: General Welfare Board: Senior Anvil Staff, Secretary-Treasurer: Intramural. Da Pra, Ann Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Intramural. Dolernbo, Iune Mary Intramural: Girl Counselors, Monitor, Captain: Safety Coun- cil: Weekly Anvil Solicitor: Iunior Classical League. Donohue, Iosephine E. War Bond and Stamp Committee: Student Club Committee: Girl Counselors: Monitor: Safety Council: Make-up Crew: General Welfare Board, Vice Chairman: Senior Anvil Start, Editor-in-Chief: Best Foot Forward : Stage Door , Intra- mural: Archery. Erickson, Iota C. Intramural: Swimming: Baseball: Track: Tennis. Evanson, Tobby Student Club Committee: Girl Counselors: Monitor: lunior Red Cross: Safety Council: Lost 6 Found Commission: Building and Grounds, Senior Anvil Staff: Weekly Anvil Solicitor: Intramural: Archery: Basketball. Fydrych, Evelyn Monitor: Volley Ball. Gaither, Winifred Berniece Student Club Committee: Girl Counselors: Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Safety Council: Usher Committee: General Elec- tion Board: Student Government, Clerk: Lost G Found Com- mission: Weekly Anvil Start: Intramural: Basketball: Track: Volley Ball. Goodman, Norma lean Girl Counselors, Secretary: Iunior Red Cross: Safety Coun- cil: Publicity Board, Chairman: Senior Anvil Staff, Liter- ary Editor: Weekly Anvil Start, Editor-in-Chief: Stage Door, Student Director: Debating: National Forensic League, Secretary: Talent Bureau: Speakers Bureau, Secre- tary: lunior Classical League. Gray, Dolores Elsie War Bond 6 Stamp Committee: Girl Counselors, Monitor: Weekly Anvil Solicitor. Karalta, Betsy Ioan 1 Monitor: Intramural. tNo Picturel. Klobuchar, Anne Iunior Red Cross: Weekly Anvil Staff: Intramural. Beckley, Domicella Elizabeth Intramural: Swimming. Wallace, Bernice Intramural. 'll ll HW if + Hrs, F. - -f .rn ?r'1'r'l l V . ..'4i1lxN r. , ,' ' , ' - ' W ' I Wfiwfw LaBanc, Dorothy Monitor, Captain: Junior Red Cross: Safety Council: Build- ing and Grounds: Department of Health: Inter-school Affairs Committee: Recreation Board: Senior Anvil Start: Weekly Anvil Start, Assistant Editor: Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Intra- mural: Swimming: Track. Lee, Joyce S. Girl Counselors: Junior Bed Cross: Stafety Council: Cos- tume Crew. Lucia, Lila Rosemary Girl Counselors: Junior Red Cross: Safety Council: Weekly Anvil Solicitor: General Welfare Board: Intramural: Arch- ery: Swimming: Basketball: Stage Door . Main, Kathleen Lucille - Girl Counselors, Vice President: Monitor: Safety Council:'- Talent Bureau: Junior Classical League. s . - -' Le Belchiore, Anne Alvera P' Monitor: Junior Red Cross: Basketball. 'L ' Menatos, Sophie Monitor: Intramural: Baseball. Messex, Florence Elizabeth Girl Counselors: Monitor: Councilman: Deputy: Building and Grounds: Department at Health: Service Flag Commit- tee: Senior Anvil Staff: Intramural. Monos, Katherine G. Monitor:' Intramural. Monroe, Joan Monitor: Lost and Found Commission: Debating: Intramural: Yell-Leaders: Hockey: Basketball. Morgan, Helen Lucile Monitor. N afJY, Helen War Bond 6. Stamp Committee: Monitor: Talent Bureau: tramural: Hockey: Archery: Swimming: Volley Ball. In- Pearce, LaVonne r Junior Red Cross: Safety Council: Intramural. Peltxdley, Eudene Evelyn at Phillips, Lovis L. War Bond 6. Stamp Committee: Monitor: Junior Red Cross: Department of Health: Weekly Anvil Solicitor: Volley Ball: Junior Classical League. Rudy, Ann Mary Monitor: Intramural. Samanich, Ann Monitor: Junior Red Cross. Slamkowski, Dorothy Iean lglciiiiitor: Lost and Found Commission: Intramural: Volley a . ' Smith, Dorothy Jean Girl Counselors, President: Monitor: Junior Red Cross: Safety Council, Secretary: General Election Board: Build- ing and Grounds Committee: Weekly Anvil Staff: Best Foot Forward : Staqe Door : Intramural: Hockey: - ketball. Bas- Srnith, Leatha Mae Intramural. Tamburo, Margaret Eileen Monitor: Junior Red Cross, Vice President: Recreation Board: Weekly Anvil Start: Intramural: Archery: Swimming. Toth, Velma Intramural. Trimmel, Rose Ella Girl Counselors: Monitor: Captain: Safety Council: Cos- tume Crew: Senior Anvil Starf, Business Manager:QIntra' mural: Hockey: Archery: Baseball, Basketball: Volley Ball: Badminton: Ping Pong: Tumbling. Tumbry, Dorothea Frances War Bond and Stamp Committee: Girl Counselors: Junior Red Cross: Satety Council: General Welfare Board: Stage Do9r : Intramural. Vaughn, Bessie La Pearl Monitor: Junior Red Cross: Locker Commission: Intramural: Basketball. Vaughn, Juanita Loretta Monitor: Intramural. Vera, Carmen Girl Counselors: Monitor: General Welfare Board. Volom, Julia Elizabeth Intramural. Vukazich, Jennie Monitor: Intramural. if . Vukazich, Stella Monitor: Baseball: Basketball: Track: Volley Ball. Walesiak, Dolores Helen Intramural. Walker, Matilda Monitor: Intramural. Walker, Wilma Gene Costume Crew: Archery: Volley Ball. Walkowiak, MariAnn Girl Counselors, Monitor: Usher Committee: Grand Iury: Senior Anvil Staff: Best Foot Forward , Student Director: Intramural. Weldon, Margaret Elma White, Ernestine Wiersbe, Doris Elizabeth Girl Counselors: Department of Health, Chairman: Weekly Anvil Solicitor: Hockey: Volley Ball. Wohadlo, Bernadine Theresa Wolak, Sylvia Safety Council: Intramural: Hockey: Archery: Basketball: Track: Volley Ball: Badminton: Ping Pong. Sf. i xt 4 1: 9 Vforwa, Gloria Bernice General Welfare Board: Weekly Anvil Staff: Stage Door Archery: Ping Pong. Wozny, Wanda Intramural. Yadron, Irene Anne Intramural. Yeager, Verna Mae Senior Anvil Staft: Iunior Classical League. Zacok, Mildred Doris Monitor: Iunior Red Cross: Safety Council: Intramural. Zalewski, Florence Frances Monitor: Intramural: Hockey: Archery: Baseball: Basket ball: Track: Volley Ball: Badminton: Ping Pong. Zudock, Pauline Maryann Student Social Commission, Archery. Zurawski, Helen Frances Junior Red Cross: Intramural: Hockey: Archery: Baseball Tumbling. I Basketlaall: Track: Volley Ball: Badminton: Ping Pong: Senior Class Poem As but the bud of a full blown flower Thus, we entered here. With wondering eyes and eager hearts We awaited the dawn that brought this Farewell, you halls of Washington. Let not your heart grow cold For unnumbered generations yet Are coming to the fold, Let it be yours to guide them well, To show them the way Of work and tears yet happiness That comes another clay. Long have we followed now 'tis time To see the cup full brimming, To choose what is ours to choose To light the torch that is dimming, To hold it high above the earth Still let it kiss the ground, To let it search the tangled night Cast light of wisdom newly found. We shall carry it to the future No age will let it fall, We shall feed it the fire of knowledge For God, for country, our all. Evelyn Shep l 945 year Flower White Rose 1945 Class Colors White and Fuchsia Motto We have crossed the bay and the ocean lies before us of , f-Y 5 7 6--Q., 3? 4-C---.NNE Q 1' ' Ihewarhavl - ::- f -- - - -- e-45,7 5 tat- ffg H 5 i V, tuned to thgmes ' -tu fT3W3'P3--- - - - -- -W--Qitlnn f sfchedule. ' SIQS 0 cou mf-f- - : - - - !'f '-1-- - 'e exra-c cular ctivt 6 W 2 iU ropped in a or d occupie f an all-out w - rang- H V, e ort. ummerwvmqgnqtlo ent. jhe s r om a so f -1 - : A dent to f 4 f 1 is goal. - 4 C' 'I V on-Q.. ,W -We-M ee fR v - 4 of o pi are nova-urearinq t e I - f the varlou or Navy. Others are engaged in various lines of work relieving the great shortage of labor. Man5 1so enrolled in u 'e 51g leges throughout the country. Although the a ese stu ts, Q g g the Elczssle fusfly 3 0 I 6 -7 0 0 5 do-4 , Q . Q O S 0 0 o l 'A '1-' ' 1 4 S 1 I W, W 4 Adorjan, Joe Intramural: Wrestling: Track. Aviana, Alfred S. Gomez, Louis Monitor: Intramural. Barecka, Jean Alyce Monitor: Junior' Red Cross, Safety Council: Stage Door : Intramural: Junior Classical League. Blasingame, Melvyn Pete Ever Since Eve : Intramural: Track. Chleboski, Dorothy Marie Junior Red Cross: Intramural: Hockey: Archery. Cohen, Charlene Bess Girl Counselors: Monitor: Stage Door : Debating: Talent Bureau: Junior,Classical League. Duff, Ronald Burnet Monitor: Junior Red Cross: Safety Council: Usher Commit- tee: Hi Y, Vice President: Councilman: Fire Marshal: Weekly Anvil Start: Debating: Discussion League: Track: Football. Flores, Fred Junior Red Cross: Hi Y: Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Manager: Intramural. Gonzalez, Richard Monitor: Junior Red Cross, Intramural: Basketball: Track: Football: Cross Country Running. Hannon, John Dennis Monitor: Junior Red Cross: Intramural: Hi Y: Debating: V National Forensic League: Talent Bureau: Junior Classical League. X Johnston, Dora Mae War Bond G Stamp Committee, Secretary: Girl Counsel- ors, President: Monitor: Make-up Crew: Student Social Commission, Weekly Anvil Solicitor: Stage Door . Jones, Earl Schacl, Patricia 'June Monitor: Make-up Crew: Swimming. Schnipper, Arthur Leon Intramural. Slamkowski, John Joseph Intramural. Suty, Anthony John Monitor: Intramural. Tucker, Cordovers Columbus, Jr. Junior Red Cross: Boy Patrol: Safety Council: Intramural: Basketball: Track: Football. Vukovich, John Joseph, Jr. Intramural. Vela, Fernando, Jr. Monitor: Baseball: Football. Schlossberg, Eva Adel iNo Picture? Girl Counselors: Monitor: Junior Red Cross: Usher Com- mittee: Weekly Anvil Staff: Debating: Discussion League: National Forensic League, Vice President: Stage Door . Walthers, Randall KNO Picturel Councilman: Locker Commission: Intramural: Tennis: Swimming. Row I Campbell, Criswell, Holland, Strapon Row 2 Pinsak, Kapitan, Heqgi, Sternberg Leve, Rieckhoff Row 3 Smith, Evanson, Bolton, Menatos, Shep, Trimrnel Row 4 Lucia, Stasco, Martell, Goodman, Popovich, Pecurar,Genza1es, Russell Row 5 Maynor, Yeager, Walkowiak, Wiersbe, Dolnics, East, Iohnston, Donohue, Gray Not in Picture: Virgel Angel, Charlene Cohen, Luther Keyes, Ed Kuta, Kathleen Main, Bruce Olney, lack Samarzia, Eva Adel Schlossberg, Louis Stirminski, Randall Walthers The National Honor Society ment and attainment, the student who had been able to meet all the requirements is honored by being appointed to the National Honor Society, ' ' ' ' Th Scholastically the student must rank in the upper third of the entire senior Class. e eligible students are then judged by the faculty on their leadership, character, and service. To be chosen is to be honored for good work all ready done and for the, promise of contin- ellence in the cherished ideals of the school in future life. After the members of the society are selected a meeting is held for the election of officers. Mr. Robinson supervises the meeting where special honors are bestowed on those who are elected to lead this organization as president, vice president, and secretary-treasurer. Membership in the National Honor Society places a certain responsibility on the student chosen. This is not in a, sense a reward for achievements already attained but an incentive to greater things expected of the student who possesses a great degree of scholarship, leader- Culminating four years of achieve ued achievement and exc ship, and character. Each one chosen, besides proving is s p ord, has also proved his leadership in the various activities and services he has performed for the school, thus showing his character in all fields. There are other honors which the school bestows on its outstanding students: but these talents. But none of them embrace and combine all things that make for good citizenship as totally as the National Honor Society. h' cholarshi by attaining a very good scholastic rec- are for specialized skills or LQ, . NN ll Bessaf Rho-Heaoco 'Faux X . 63 Ni . Q 'TKR2 AIN, ,asu.N g, f 'E A 4 X , 95 lm QQ-+ fa 'Q ,J YFTQQQ' 4 .409 . ctcf' 995 'Q ra , N I I EA ,-A fm MA' a 69 ...ai bn., L .EQ is DECEMBER The basketball season begins with Frobel's winning 29-25, but we get into stride at the Valpo game with a 39-32 victory. Along with the basketball season comes the drive for the victory song: Bob Goodman, Richard, and Frank Kik offer their contribution in the form of Onward Washington . It's nice to see there is a little spirit left in school. The Senior Girl Counselors entertain the Hi-Y and for the first time in years a majority of boys is seen. Band members are measured for uniforms. HURRAH!!! No more subscription selling. Senior Anvil chooses junior assistants. Two more basketball games in our favor, Hammond Tech, 28-17, Clark 42-37. Christmas concert is presented by the music department. Betty Durco and Richard Moreno certainly deserve the raves they get. We start making out our Christmas list. Tucker Morris asks for a deferment and Io Donahue wants Van Iohnson! Well, we can dream, can't we! MERRY CHRIST- MASH!!! IANUARY Back to school after the holiday season. My, but the place looks bare with all the Christmas decorations that the art department had so beautifully arranged taken down, The year starts right with the defeat of Tolleston 40-39. The rest of the Calumet region finally gets to hear what makes Washington. the best school in these parts-a program made up entirely of students is presented over WIOB. Mr. and Miss Washington dance is once more the dreamy thing it used to beva lot of oh's and ah's are heard when Io Donahue announces Geri Dolnics and Bob Vinovich as the winners-it was a hard choice for the students to make with such candidates as Becky Fozkos, Betty Lou Oberg, Iune Shep, Gayle Tolf and Abbie Daronatsy, Charles Dahlin, Ioe Hlad, and Frank Kik but they did a good job. Pupils realize grades are just a week away and so they start studying. Ike Tumblin lost ten pounds but passed-A solemn event was the third annual mid-year commencement, when 67 Washington seniors left-We really miss you, kids!-back to basketball-Roose velt downed 38-29. FEBRUARY At last students begin to appreciate Lincoln-We had a holiday on his birthday! Valentine-'s day and Barb East and Dot Smith are loaded down with valentines. fDon't let 'em fool you. They got them from their first gradersll We play Horace Mann and lose by 2 points. Crowds go mad until Coach Borrato finally sends Chris Platis and Tucker Morris in. That was something we'llt never forget, nor will they. The following Monday they, along with Bruce Olney, Andy Ciochina, and Ed Kuta, leave for the service. Tournament time at last -They managed to stick the fans in a corner, but the team cou1dn't be hidden. The first game's score W. H. S. 59, Catholic Central 25. Go, Senators, go-W. H. S. 43, Clark 29-'Yea, Maroon, Yea, White!-All good things come to an end though, Edison 38, W. H. S. 37- Buddy Balog and Yosh Bremmen are high point men in tourney but every- one did a grand job. Thanks, fellowseThere's no doubt that our cheerleaders were the bestADid you notice how Sylvia Kusman held everyone spellbound. Believe it or not, we found two students at good ole W. H. S. who really are promisingvThey're Dan Heggi and Evelyn Shop. MARCH Seniors get measured for caps cmd gowns-Gosh, that final day is getting close-V-Faculty informs us that a carnival will be impos- sible this year--Pupils cry on each other's shoulders but Mari Ann Walkowiak offers the only constructive substitute-luniors present One Mad Night and give everyone an evening of entertainment they'll never forget-The War Bond and Stamp Committee present the music department in a spring concert-Pat Stasco plays here con- certo and wins hundreds of fans and her teaching certificate-And so another eventful month ends. APRIL Girls suddenly become so crazy about flower gardens they're carrying them around on their heads--Oh, pardon us. 'l'hey're hats. Spring basketball, football, and baseball startfThose lucky girls who can't have anything better to do then stand on the sidelines and watch the boys knock themselves out-Girl Counselors give Candy Capers dance and everyone has stripes before his eyes but literally-The basketball team has a banquet-Afterwards Ray Hagel- is went out to buy hamburgers. Won't that boy ever be filled up ??? -Baseball season gets under way so let's all go to the park now. MAY Students present Washington Hi-Lites -Will you ever forget the bee-oo-ti-ful legs on that male chorus line-Senior Anvil gives cotton dance and we finally get Art Plnsak out of his school sweater and ins to a shirt--Music department presents another spring concert-We still hear the applause after Betty Durco's solo-Soft lights and sweet music bring the Iuniors out for their prom and one more month slides past. IUNE This is OUR month! Class day with many things said and many pledges made----Hobo day. We couldn't tell whether Richard Lax was dressed up or not, so we gave him the prize anyhow.-Prom night Iune 8th-a twelve year dream at last fulfilled-More serious was the Baccalaureate address on the l0th when best wishes were given along with many responsibilities.-Seniors don caps and gowns for commencement, the l3th-We are presented with our diplomas, our passports into a world of strife, our license to rebuild that world as we see fit-the door to the world is open fon us and eagerly we march through. vlft I fn' 90 Last Will and Testament We, the seniors of 1945, being of deterior- ating minds even though we have P-30 and un- sound bodies lthanks to physical fitnessl do on this thirteenth day of Iune in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty-five bequeath the following items. I, Virginia Hausman leave physical fitness to the next senior class hoping they will sur- vive. I, Fannie Potesta, will that Miss Skrentny continue having the Advanced Grammar II students. I, Lois Martell, leave my love for math to Alfred Palfi. I, Ruby Cleland, leave my Chemistry book and scanty knowledge of the subject, and everything that pertains to Chemistry to Mr, Iohnson. We, Ida Davitain and Norma Goodman, leave our friendship of 4 long years to Harry Matasar and Wanda Grabowski I, Dorothy Smith, hereby leave my bruis- es to Bob Krajewski. I, Mary Maglish, leave sympathy to the next generation. I, Ira Lee Joiner, leave to some lonely jun- ior my laugh. I, Verna Mae Yeager, will my position as first viola player to a junior, either Theresa Brav or Albert Iosvai. The executor of the es- tate is to be Mr. Tritt. I, Mary Maynor, leave all the knowledge that I didn't soak up to an up and Coming freshman. I, Marian Blosky, leave my position on the Weekly Anvil Staff and Miss Swindell's aggravated looks to Alma Brennan. I, Ann Samanich, leave my quiet dispo- sition to Lois Holem. I, Mary Zimmerman, leave my ability to argue to Irene Hlad. .1 I, Peggy Clark, leave my pretty brown fre kles to Iovan Vrcelii I, Ike Tumlin, leave the detention room and the chair in Mr. Robinson's office to Io- van Vrceli. The football field to the future football team. I, Katherine Monos, leave my P-30 Math Book to the Seniors of 1946. I, Robert Iuan I-Ioggs, Ir., leave my physi- cal fitness clothes to Melvyn Little Rail Blasingame Esq. to wear to the prom in Iune. I, Doris Wiersbe, leave my Gov't outlines to anyone that has ready cash. I, Lucille Gratinik, leave the worries and troubles to the future generation. I, Iennie Lou Person, will my tenor voice to Ernestine Conyers, in the Robeson Glee Club. I, Louis Kresich, leave to anyone with a gas station, my sweet running little car. I, Chris Platis, leave all my brains to all the special classes of the future. I, Ann Rudy, leave my slenderness to Martin Fabian. I, Daisy Stankovich, will leave all my English papers for the future advance Gram- mar classes. I, Ed Kuta, leave my plans for building a subway to Gary to Mitchell Stolartz. I know hard it is to get on a bus. I, Ardash Daronatsy, leave the key to my heart to Dorothy Chamberlain. I, Tucker Morris, leave my own special game of basketball, in which I spend most of my time on the floor, to my brother Rube. I, Kathryn Spudick, leave behind me a good dancing partner, Iohnny Gliga. I, Mary Szanyi, will leave all my love and sympathy to all the future seniors of Washington High School. I, Mary Sertich, leave my ability to study to Marge Uriss. I, Florence Messex, leave my shyness to Betty Constance, I, Ethel Sloboda, will leave my shortness to Steve Knaver. I, Ernestine White, will my dancing abil- ity to Clodia Thornton. I, Bessie Vaughn, leave my slim figure to Mary Lark, and my neatness to Eloise Daniels. I, Kathleen Main, desire to leave behind me my concert mastor seat to the one fortu- nate enough to get it. I, Consuela Gonzalez, leave my sleepy eyes to the freshmen who go to bed early. I, Beulah Banks, leave my senior ring to Eloise Daniel and my loud mouth to Doro- thy Hicks. I, Bernice Wallace, do hereby leave my mishap in grammar How's come to Ben Spencer. I, Irene Kweician, leave all my govern- ment outlines to the next government II class. I, Lillian Terrana, leave my journalism book to whomever wishes to have it, free of charge. I, Gayle Tolf, leave all the pleasures of Grammar II to Babe Kolina, may heaven help him. I, Benedicta Rockley, hereby bequeath my height to Corrine Bannister or any other unfortunate shorty of the iunior class. I, Lorenzo Chambers, Ir., Clark, leave my head to Henry Franklin. I, Violet Chulay, wish to leave my Indian bracelets and lime slacks to Miss Skrentny. I, Yvonne Rogers, leave my rimmed glass- es to whoever needs them. I, Ioe Idzkowski, hereby bequeath my little black book to Richard Mo Morgan. May he have better results than I did, I, lack Samarzia, leave all four seasons to the season girls of this school. I, Charles Sarwacinski, leave my good looks to the next Clark Gable of this school. I, Leon Goldberg, leave Pocodile of the minstrel, to the best performer. I, Lois Ann Rolison, leave the ability to get into advisory room 3 seconds before the bell rings, to I, Anthony Martin, leavel Ain't that enough? I, Tobby Evanson, leave my red hair to any llunior girl who has dreamed of being a redhead. Natural or otherwise. I, Angie Salvio, give all my thanks to Miss K. Daugherty for being such an excel- lent Cupid. I, Evelyn Shep, leave to the Senior class of 1946 one half of my dry sense of humor. The other half goes with me. I, Winnie Gaither, leave my questionable disposition to Goldie Mate, to do with what she will. I don't care. I, Louise Bridgeman, leave my daily fights with Dan to Wilmia Menicy and Carl Pleas- Clfil. I, Dorothy Tumbry, leave my blond hair to Dorothy Chamberlain. I, Gloria Worwa, hereby bequeath my cheerful smile to Mary Ann Boldi, may it go down in the years to come. I, Iack Bleckman, leave my empty draft- ing table to some future draftsman. I, Iulia Volom, leave a few moans and groans for the future Physical Fitness pupils. I, Consuelo Conzalez, leave my sleepy eyes to the freshmen who go to bed early. I, Calvin Hinton, leave the freshmen girls to the freshmen boys or whosover will have them, the only 7V2 football helmet to Iovan Vercli and the slivers on the bench to Smoke Method. I, Wilma Walker, shall leave to Rudolf Dawson my ability to be so-o-o sweet to the cook in the cafeteria line. I, Balas Grunstein, do hereby bequeath all my physical fitness equipment to anyone finding them in my locker after February 1, 1945. With them go all my government notes and all the crazy girls running loose in the halls between hours. A slightly used note- book will be thrown in with the rest of the junk. I, Martin Goodman, leave the twenty-two lbs. I lost in physical fitness to Phil Pecar who really needs them. I, Iuanita Vaughn, will my red hair to Evelyn Bragg and also my personality. I, Al Akim, leave my troubles to Big Bob. I, Irene Laczo, will leave my footsteps for others to follow. But hope that they will be more fortunate than I was. I, Eileen Goodwine, will to Mary Garo, my ability to type, and all speed records she may swipe. I, Wanda Wozny, leave my law book containing answers to the future victims of Mr. McCoy's law class, and since you always have to be occupied in Miss Brill's study, I will my magazines and stationery to the fu- ture busy bees. I, Dorothy Lucious, leave Ioshua Iames my talking ability. I, Modene Scott, bequeath as my last will and testament my enjoyable friendship with Miss Oilar to Clarence Walker and may he treasure it as I have done. I, Maree Kamzik, will and bequeath to Barbara Martin my dummy and magic pica stick which will enable her to have a pic- ture of what she reads in print, I, Dorothy Arnette Roberson leave my sports ability to Little Moscon. I, Frank Racich, want to leave all my school work to the next senior class. I, Catherine Horvath, leave my P. 30 an- swers to one ot the unfortunate. I, Mary Ann Beres, leave my sports abil- ity to anyone who wishes to earn a school sweater. I, Marge Weldon, will leave all my school love affairs to my sister, Norma. I, Pat Stasco, will to the Senior girls of 46 the trouble I had with my hair. Lord, help them! I, Marion Shesler, Wish to leave my shortness to Marilyn Iohnston. I, Robert Vinovich, leave Wally Nelson my brace now that he is taking over the neck- ing business and to I-Ierby Davidson I leave all the dice and crap games. I, Catherine Chulias, wish to leave my long hair to Mr, Robinson. I, Pat Connelly, leave my passion for anything and everything green to Margie Meyer. I, Andrew Bobalik, leave my Lillian Bird to Lindy Cerginzan. I, Geri Dolnics, leave my bottle of blond peroxide to Pat O'Brien. I, Stosh Cvitkovich, leave my great nose to Wimpy Kolina seeing he has none. I, Rose Shkroba, leave all my dreams to Mr, Palmer. I, Rose Ella Trimmel, leave my little red scooter to all the new monitor sponsors on which they can ride to all their monitor posts during the day. I, Irene Laczo, will leave my footsteps for others to follow. But I hope that they will be more fortunate than I was. I, Betty Mayhew, will all the boys in Washington High School to my sister Lois. I, Virgil Angel, leave to Mr. Iohnson a Charles Iones laughbook-to torture his stu- dents with some new ones. I, Iohn Molodet, pitcher of American Le- gion and Washington High School will leave my pitching ability to my two brothers who are coming up soon. In the last will and testament I, Marge Tamburo, hereby leave my boldness to Yvonne Phillips. I, Bill Berg, leave to Robert Heine all my troubles. I, Lynell Brown, leave my southern accent to Francis Armstead. In my last will and testament I, Lovis Phillips, hereby leave my gum-cracking abil- ity to Bob Tumlin. I, Richard Method, leave my spot on the 2nd floor to Ernie Nemeth to wait for his girl. I, Mary Ann Walkowiak, leave to Mr. Cash all my bobby pins so he can put his bangs up every night. lx. Class History Several hundred boys and girls entered Washington High School that fall of 1941, As frightened and green as all freshmen, they worked hard at their studies and soon learned to know their teachers and classmates. In the following spring they had their first social activity, the Freshmen Mixer! There were a lot of jokes about the party from the upper- classmen, but it was a real success. Soon after they became sophomores. They now had a little more confidence and took school and its problems in their stride, working only when they had to and spending the rest of their time' enjoying the companionship of their friends. As juniors they had two years of school behind them: they were upper classmen. Now they had the privilege of electing class officers to represent them. As president they chose Bill Balog: vice president, Paul Guiden: and secretary, Geri Dolnics. Many had places on committees, and through their work they helped to make their school one of the best in the state. They had the traditional Iunior Harvest Party and later the Iunior Prom, which was attended by a large number of enthusiastic juniors. 1945, now they were seniors. These boys and girls who only a few year ago came to Washington were now the graduating class. They had weathered the past three years and had come out in perfect shape. Once again they voted for class officers. This time Adash Daranotsy was elected president: Paul Tumblin, vice president: and Ioe Hlad, sec- retary. These officers directed the senior class meetings, in which the seniors met to take care of the problems every senior class faces. They planned a Harvest Party, which was another success for this industrious class of '45. On Ianuary, 24, sixty-seven mid-year graduates had their commencement exercises, which were partially broadcast on the Citizens of Tomorrow program, With these class- mates gone, the others carried on. Not too happily they accepted the fact that a senior car- nival was impractical during these war days and began to plan the Washington Hi-Lites to take its place. This last year was going all too fast. 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La Fonda Restaurant Lake Shore Dairy La Ribera Grocery and Meats Latko's Grocery and Delicatessen Compl. of Dr. E. Levin and Family Levin Furniture Co. Lewin's Inc. Lind's Food Shop Logan's Custom Tailors Louis the Tailor Paul Maginsky-General Contractor Mann's Floral Shop Manta and Hurst Marie's Shoppe Marion's Barber Shop Mary 6. Steve's Food Mart Matchen's Flower Shop Maynor Paint Co. McAuliffe Plumbing 6 Heating I. S. McGuan 6 Son Mellas Dress Shop Compl. of Dr. and Mrs. Mervis Mett's Candies and Fountain Service Michigan Barber Shop Micu's Grocery and Market Compl. of Mayor Migas I. W. Millikan Sport Shop Mil-Rene Beauty Shop Simon Miller Edward C. Minas Co. P. Mirovich M. Misicko Grocery Miner-Dunn Modern Cleaners 6 Dyers Arnold Morgan's Delicatessen Compl. of Ioseph Mosny Compl. ot Iudge W. I. Murray Nagdeman's Nassau 6. Thompson Inc. National Confectionery Nehi Bottling Co. Neighborhood Delicatessen Nlck's Lunch Nolen 6. Son Plumbing 6 Heating Nook Toy Shop Northem Indiana Public Service Co. Nowicki Funeral Home Oleska Funeral Home Olson Roofing 6. Sheet Metal Co. Oriental Restaurant Paul's Confectionery Compl. of Ben Peca Pennsylvania Hotel People's Furniture Percy's Super Service Station Perez 6. Mancera Grocery and Mkt. Leo Peters Bowling Alley Pleasant View Dairy Store Compl. of Patricia Prepsky Compl. of Mike Pribanich Progressive Paint Co. Compl. of Walter Prasco Prusiecki Funeral Home Ragelis Food Shop Ramo's Restaurant Red Star Shoe Repair Republic Holding Corp. Rousefs Food Shop Compl.'of Harry Rudzinski Compl. ot Saesan Family Compl. of A. H. Sambor-Atty. Ignat Silaghi Groceny 6 Mart Shep Auto Body Shop 1 Simonson' U rocery Compl. ot ony Sonott Compl. of Clarence Southward Spector the fllothier 42 , Sterling the Protoqrapher Steel Transpogtion Co. Stolman's Bootery Compl. ot W. Styburski Sunnyside Confectionery Harry Tarler Tepper's Loan Otiice Trimmel's Food Shop Twin City Cleaners Twin City Floral Shop Twin City Fumiture Twin City Grill ,alk- Twin City Grocery Tysch's Kosher Grocery 6 Mart !. Valincia Restaurant Compl. of Willard B. Van Home Verhovay Fratemal Ass. Branch 229 Vic Theat, B Victory If Voqe 1 Theater f Wake as Station 'W V -A A-R W qton Lumber 6MCoal Co. W qton Sweet Shop' Compl. of Louis Wexler ' E . Mary Wtergacz Beauty Mary E. Wilgus-Beauticianwgjifgw' White Star Grocery White Eagle Bake, . , ynder Bread Caf J 's Cleaners A A Yellow Cab Co. F 'S ' Yocis Grocery 6 Service Stationl Compl. ot Victor Zandi ' Compl. of A. L. Zivich 4 H. Zutcl:-Plumbing 6 Heattnq Q w Y ff I f 'd y,r y ' r 4 - ' in A 1 flrillft ' r if' , , N 1 tg L it , . r- .. V ' f lk f . - - .-., ' t- 3 h , , 15, Pfff' 'lil ,YN ri ' q x ' V '7 5 5 ll I V - 1 1 -4 0 . ,1 I, I 0 Jrbli-R, .ft F ' ' ' Q if 'A-in 1 -, .. , f J ' 4,4j', ' 11 .. YL .fl 7'3 'll55' wx 4 'if 'c' ,Y flu! 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