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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

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Circulation: james Colpaert, Harry Ganser, Ed Szymczak, Everett Wright, Dorothy Fleishaker, Josephine Handler, Marlene jozwiak. the Will.' Mary Ann Szczechowski, chairman, james Smith, Carole Trzaskow- ski Danny Olejniczak, Florence Kurpiewski, Helene Van Hulle, Alice Csabi, Jeanne Nagy. Prophecy: Norma Nagy, chairman, Shirley Parks, Ray Haluda, Steve Horvath, jerry Wierzbinski, Ned Vargo, Betty Hoath, Irene Walker, Sandra Smith, Almalee Pasman. f?f2,zf M ,b'v-lift Zum M , and ,gm ,fyMwc,',,gg', 71 lam, ,Moa My Ljf fi' .7Ae .gzniord in 1952 I 'Ned Vargu, Serrefary 'George Zywcrt, Treasurer 'Clara Miller, Historian 'I'Harry Ganser, Prexideul Victor Papai, Vire-Presidenl Richard Bagarus ldella Barnes Florence Bethel -glam Leonard Cicsielski 'kjamcs Colpaert Bob Corthier Alicc Csabi l as WN, n x S. ' ' ri james Bcrta Ronald Bobinski Daniel Buczynski Bernice Chatman FVirginia lickcnbcrgcr Dorothy Flcishakcr 'f'Louis Frnuln Leon Gruncrt Betty Davis Andrew DeCook Leonard Dcranek 'kRaymund Haluda 5'-losephinc Handler Beverly Hackman : Bob Hcgcdus 'kjosie Hill Betty Hoath james Hoffman x Nix Hx L Dan Kzljzer James Kalka ,KMZIYY Kzinia Ernest Kish NV ft '1'Mariannc Holewczynski 'Steve Horvath 'Eilecn Howe 'Marlene jozwiak Casinmcr Kruwicc loAnn Krojniuwaki Patricia Kruk Richard Kruk liugcne Koszyk :kjoscph Kowulik Christine Kozakicwicz 5 9:-'as Florence Kurpicwski Rose Marie Lzxcay Art Lootcns Iiilccn Lubinski jack Milliken :kSl5ill1dW'2lI'd Mitchcm Alcusc Murphy 'lfjcnnnc Nagy Frank Majcwski JoAnn Murinu :i:RK1SClll2lfiC Ann Meszaros y - A 3'Norma Nagy 'kGcnc Ncmcth '1'Damiel Nowicki 'l'Bettc Olejniczak Daniel Olejniczak joan Opaczewski Yolanda Pap 'l'Pclc Pica lidward Pictrzak 3 Charlc5 Plump 'l'Alicc Szlhzlj 'l'Shirlcy Parks Almalce Pasnmn jane Pcrznk 'kjoan Pctrowski lil 'u 'Sandra Smith Bctty Stcenbckc Mary Ann Szczcchowski Ed Szymczak Steve Sabo Robert Saltzgabcr james Smith URonald Trojzmowski 5'Cz1rolinc Trzzlskowski W'Annubelle Tschidu Betty Tschida asf!! A 4'5 'Q' Roberta Vernon Annie XVells :klrene Wkalker Raymond XXfalorski :'FHeIene Van Hulle David Van Kirk :3Shirley Vargyas A VW 'kjohn Wegh Betty Wells Henry Werwas Robert Wfhite kjerry XVierzbinski XDessie Williams Bob W'illiamson Louise Zawierucha 'Delphine Zielinski Carl Zwierzynski Albert Woodard William Woodard 'kffharleigh Wright Everett Wright vi 3 Edxsto Woods Bernadme jaromk Mr. Schoeppel Mr. Wright , ag ' . A of 1 -P 4 E 3'Leola Ahlgrim fAugust, Mr. Pilarski Mr. Halloran Miss Halnon Mr. Rogers enior .xdcfiuified in f952 . . . SENIOR OFFICERS: Vargo, Ganscr, Miller, seated: Zywcrt, Mr Pilarski, Papal. PANDA CLUB OFFICERS: Eckcnbcrg, Miller, Nagy, Vargyas Kurpicwski. HIVIEMORY LANE STAFF: Miss Murphy, Miller, Vurgyas Wfright, Saltzgaber, seated: Wegh, Hegedus, standing. 'VLEOLA AHLGRIM Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 3, 5, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Panda Club 4: Mikado , Calendar Review , Rose of Algeria , Al- most Eighteen. CLYDE ALFORD Cross Country 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD BAGARUS Football 3, 4, Engineers' Club 4. IDELLA BARNES Glee Club 2, 3: Panda Club 4. JAMES IBERTA . Football 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Committee 4, En- gineers' Club 4. FLORENCE BETHEL Calendar Review 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Girls' Usher Club 3, 4, Panda Club 4. RONALD BOBINSKI Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, Date With Judy , Engineers' Club 4. ALBERT BROWN Band l, 2, 3, 4. DAN BUCZYNSKI ' H-Y Letter l, 2, Hi-Y President 4, Ht-Y Chap- lain, Latin Club 1, Band 1, 2, Glee Club 1, Yearbook Staff 4. ALBERT CASHAW Transfer From Wilson, Student Council 2, Most Valuable Back 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Ever Since Eve , Glee Club 4. BERNICE CHATMAN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LEONARD CIESIELSKI Football 1, Golden Hill , Engineers' Club 3, 4. 'JAMES COLPAERT Baseball 1, Basketball 1, Hy-Y 3, Yearbook Staff 4. ROBERT CORTHIER Transfer From Wilson, Basketball 3, 4, Football 4, Calendar Review , Red Cross 4, Engineers' Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. ALICE CSABI Calendar Review , Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Panda Club 4: Yearbook 4. ANDREW DECOOK Date With Judy , Band 1, Hi-Y 3, Yearbook Staff 4. LEONARD DERANEK Mikado , Showboat , Glee Club l. 2. 3, 4: Engineers' Club, Vice-president 4, Basketball 3. 'VIRGINIA ECKENBERGER Date With Judy , Ever Since Eve , Band 1, l jde Cpfaaa o I9 2 2, 3, 4, Panda Club, Vice-President 4, Y-Teens 3, Yell Club 3, Ushers' Club 3, Latin Club 1: Queen's Court 3. DOROTHY FLEISHAKER Director, Ever Since Eve , Date With Judy , Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Panda Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. 'FLOUIS FRAULA H. R. Secretary 3, Treasurer 2, 3. il'HARRY GANSER Class President 4, Class President 2, Chairman, Civics Committee, Football 3, 4, Track 4, Base- ball 2, Basketball 4, Ever Since Eve , Year- book Staff 4. LEON GRUNERT Ever Since Eve , Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 3, Engineers' Club 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Movie Operators 2, 3, 4, H. R. Vice-President 2. 'FRAYMOND HALUDA Hi-Y Letter 1, Hi-Y Secretary 2, Latin Club 1, Movie Operators 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. 'JOSEPHINE HANDLER Latin Club 1, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Gfee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, D. A. R. Award 1, Date With Judy , Rose of Algeria , Yearbook Staff 4. BEVERLY HECKMAN Transfer From Wilson, Treasurer 1, Glee Club 1, 4, Panda Club 4, Volley Ball 3. 'BOB HEGEDUS Class President 3, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Date With Judy , Ever Since Eve , Rose of Algeria , Yearbook Sports Editor 4, H. R. Pres- ident 1, 2, 3, 4. 'JOSIE MAE HILL Ushers Club 2, 3, 4, Panda Club 4. BETTY HOATH Transfer From Michigan, Date With Judy , Student Director, Ever Since Eve , Yearbook Staff. JAMES HOFFMAN Engineers' Club 3, 4. 4'MARlANNE HOLEWCZYNSKI Date With Judy , Ushers' Club 3, 4, Year- book Staff 4. 'STEVE HORVATH D. A. R. Citizenship Award 1, Monogram in Cheerleading 3, Monogram in Hi-Y 2, Band 3, Date With Judy , Ever Since Eve , Hatchet Staff 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Latin Club 1, H. R. Vice-president 2. 'EILEEN HOWE Mikado , Calendar Review , Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Panda Club 4, State Con- ference Delegate, Y-Teens, Interclub Council President, Y-Teens 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Vice- president H. R. 3, 4. BERNADINE JARONIK Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, Cantamus Club 2, Date With Judy , Ever Since Eve , Yearbook Staff 4, Queen's Court 3. 'FMARLENE JOZWIAK Date With Judy , Glee Club 3, Hatchet Edi- torial Board, Yearbook Staff, Queen's Court 3. DAN KAJZER Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Engineers' Club 2, 3, 4. JAMES KALKA Mikado , Calendar Review , Ever Since Eve , Date With Judy , Vice-president, Glee Club, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Mono- gram. 'MARY KANIA Glee Club 1, Hatchet Staff l, Band 1, 2, 3: Library Club l, Latin Club 1, Date With Judy , Panda Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. ERNEST KISH Football 2, 3, 4, Track l, Ever Since Eve. EUGENE KOSZYK Football, Manager 1, 2, 3. 'JOSEPH KOWALIK Letters: Band, Hi-Y, Engineers' Club. CHRISTINE KOZAKIEWICZ Y-Teens 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, Secretary H. R. 1. CASIMER KRAWIEC Engineers' Club: Vice-president 3, President 4. JO ANN KROJNIEWSKI Transfer From Wilson, Ever Since Eve , Glee Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Panda Club 4, Queen's Court 3. PATRICIA KRUK G. A. A. 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Ever Since Eve. RICHARD KRUK Basketball 1, 2, Engineers' Club 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3. FLORENCE KURPIEWSKI Class Vice-president 3, Vice-president Student Council 4, Secretary Panda Club 4, President Ushers' Club 4, Mikado , Date With Judy , Calendar Review 3 Ever Since Eve 3 Rose of Algeria 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 42 Hiifhel Staff: Yearbook Staffg Cheer Leader 1, 23 Yell Club 3: ROSE MARIE LACAY Transfer From Wilson3 Date With Judy 3 Ever Since Eve 3 Calendar Review 3 Year- book Staff3 Panda Club. ARTHUR LOOTENS Football 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Basketball 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Mikado 3 Gym Shows. EILEEN LUBINSKI . Second Place in Twirling Contest3 Date With Judy 3 Band 13 Glee Club 1, 23 Y-Teens l, 23 Volleyball Teams 1, 2, 3. JOANN MARINO Glee Club 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. FRANK MAJEWSKI Latin Club 13 Engineers' Club 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 4. 'ROSEMARIE MESZAROS Mikado 3 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Treasurer Y- Teens 3, President Y-Teens 43 Panda Club 4. 'CLARA MILLER Transfer From St. Joseph's Academy3 Class His- torian 43 Date With Judy 3 Ever Since Eve 3 Co-Editor Yearbook3 Panda Club Treasurer 43 National Honor Society 3, 4. JACK MILLIKEN Transfer From Wilson3 Band 1, 2, 33 Engineers' Club 3, 4. 'SPANDWARD MITCHEM Transfer From Wilson3 Foot-ball 1, 2, 3, 4g All Conference Award 43 All City Award 4g Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 43 Ever Since Eve 3 Glee Club 13 Track 1, 2. ALEASE MURPHY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g G. A. A, 1, 23 Ever Since Eve 3 Panda Club 4. 'JEANNE NAGY President, Yell Club 33 Secretary Civics Com- mittee 43 Mikado 3 Date With Judy 3 Ever Since Eve 3 Rose of Algeria 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Editor, Hatchet 43 Hatchet Staff 3, 43 Year- book S1351 Panda Club3 Y-Teens 1, 23 Library Club 23 Ushers' Club 3, 43 Latin Club 23 Stu- dent Forum 4. 'NORMA NAGY Mikado 3 Date With Judy 3 Calendar Re- view 3 Ever Since Eve 3 Rose of Algeria 3 Cantamus Club 23 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Hatchet Editorial Board 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Cheer- leader 3, 43 Panda Club, President 43 Yell Club 3. 57442 Crm o 7952 'GENE NEMETH Engineers' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Gym Show 4. JACK NIEDBALSKI Band3 Engineers' Cfub. 'DAN NOWICKI Baseball Letter 13 'Engineers' Club 23 T:a.k 13 Basketball 1, 23 H. R. Secretary 1. 'FBETTE OLEJNICZAK Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Panda Club 4g Calendar Re- view 3 Date With Judy 3 Ever Since Eve 3 Queen's Court 33 Yearbook Staff 4. DANIEL OLEJNICZAK Treasurer, Student Councilg President Glee Club3 Hi-Y Letter 13 Show Boat 3 Mikado 3 Cal- endar Review 3 Ever Sinte Eve 3 Rose of Al- g8I'l3',Q Latin CIUDQ Yearbook Staff. JOAN OPACZEWSKI Transfer From Wilson3 Glee Club 33 43 Yell Club 3, 43 Varsity Cheerlng 43 Panda Club 43 Yearbook Staff 4. YOLANDA PAP Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Everyman 3 Calendar Re- view 3 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Treasurer, Y-Teens 43 Library Club 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 4. VICTOR PAPAI Class Secretary-Treasurer 23 Class Secretary 33 Class Vice-president 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Monogram 33 Baseball 13 Ever Since Eve 3 President Engineers' Club 33 Latin Club 13 Jun- ior Rotarian 43 Yearbook Staff 43 King, Prom 3. 'SHIRLEY PARKS Transfer From Wilson3 Scholastic Award 23 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 43 Glee Club lg Hatchet Editorial Board 4g Yearbook Staff 4g G. A. A. 1, 23 Student Council 13 Panda Club 4. ALMALEE PASMAN Glee Club 13 Cheering Award 3, 4g Date With Judy 3 Ever Since Eve 3 Yearbook Staff3 Panda Club 43 Student Council 3, 43 Queen's Court 4. JANE PERZAK Rose of Algeria 43 Mikado 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens. 'JOAN PETROWSKI Date With Judy 3 Rose of Algerian: Band 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook SIHHQ G. A. A.3 Latin Club 13 Y-Teens. 'PETER PICA Transfer From Wilson: Cross Country 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Date With Judy 3 Ever Since Eve 3 Junior Rotarian 4. 'CHARLES PLUMP C'ass President 13 Football l,2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 fNoon LeagueJ3 Baseball 23 Glee Club 1. ED PIETRZAK Football 2, 3, 4. 4'ALICE SABAJ G. A. A.3 Badminton Tourneyg Yearbook Staff 4. STEVE SABO Football 3, 4g Basketball 43 Calendar Review 3 M'ikado 3 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Engineers' Club' Yearbook Staff 43 Vice-president H. R. 4. ROBERT SALTZGABER Band 2, 3, 4, President 43 Cross Country 2, 33 Track 23 Yearbook Art Editor 43 Art Work: Rose of Algeria 3 About Eighteen. JAMES SMITH Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 23 Track Manager 1, 2, 33 Band 33 Basketball Manager 33 Date With Judy 3 Ever Since Eve 3 Yearbook Staff. 'SANDRA SMITH President: Student Council 4g Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Panda Club 4g Hatchet Editorial Board 43 Ushers' Club3 Tribune Reporterg National Hon- or Society 3, 43 Mikado 3 Rose of Algeria 3 Yearbook Staff 43 Queen's Court 33 H. R. Sec- retary 3, 4. ELIZABETH STEENBEKE Yearbook Staff 4g G. A. A. 1, 2, 33 Badminton Tourney. MARY ANN SZCZECHOWSKI Class Treasurer 33 Date With Judy 3 Ever Since Eve 3 Mikado 3 Rose of Algeria 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff: Hatchet Stalf3 Panda Club3 Ushers' Club3 Queen of Prom 3. EDWARD SZYMCZAK Football 13 Basketball lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Showboat 3 Mikado Cantam- us Club 33 Cross Country 3, 43 Track 3, 43 En- gineers' Club. YRONALD TROJANOWSKI Screen Club 13 Glee Club 23 Track 2, 3: Cross Country 33 National Honor Society 3, 4. CAROLYN TRZASKOWSKI Class Secretary 23 Red Cross Award of Merit 43 Date With Judy 3 Ever Since Eve 3 Mikado ' Calendar Review 3 Rose of Algeria 3 Band 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Hatchet Statfg Year- book Staff 4: Yell Club3 Y-Teens3 Panda Club: Ushers' Club3 Intramural Volleyball. 'SANNABELLE TSCHIDA Red Cross Award of Merit 43 Second P' ace Twirl Contestg Show Boat 3 Mikado 3 Calendar Re- r s Continued on lar! page. Aa-gk. A DATE XWITH JUDY MAY 5 and lNlAY -i, 1951 Judy Foster: Virginia lickcnhcrgcr, Kiharlcigh Xwlfljllll . . . Melvin Foster: Sieve Hurvaxh, Dan clllilillklilk , , . Dura Foster: Mary Ann Szc1eL'l1uwski, Marlene -lozwiak . . . Ran- dulph Foster: Andrew llcfkmimk, blames Smith . . . Hannah: Florence Kurpiewski, Ruse l.aL'ay . . . liarhara Xliinsuxjkclz Annabelle Tschida. jcannc Nagy . , . Ougiu Pringlc: Ruhurt XX'hite, Pete Pica . . . Mini Hoffman: Carolyn Trlasknwski, Berry Oleiniczak . . . Mr. Martindale: Iamcs Kalka, Ruhuri S?lllZQ12ll7Cl' . . . Mrs. Hotchkiss: Mary Kania, -Iuscphinc llan- dlcr . . . liluisc Hotchkiss: lk-lphinc Ziclinski, -Ioan Puirnw- ski . . . Mrs. Shullzhammcr: Norma Nagy, Shirlcy Vargyas . . . Rexford Meredith O'Cunncr: Rnlwri llcgudus, Nandan Vargu . , . Susie: Belly Huath, Almalcc Pasman ...' Xn- nuunfcr: Ronald Hnhinski. l,ll'CL'lUl f Miss lrtlfllll. u. ti fi, C Q F' J .1 , Qknn.. 4-an EVER SINCE EVE NOVIFMBISR li antl NOVEMBER 16, l9il Mrs. ifluycr: lflnruncc Kurpicwski, Mary Ann Snverhnwski . . . ,luhnny Clnvcr: Dan fjlldlfllflilk . . . Mr. Clover: Henry XYL-rwau, Victor Papai . . . Spud Erwin: james Stnith, Pete Pita . . . Suaan Blake: .lcannc Nagy, Norma Nagy . . . Hctsy lirwinz Virginia lfckcttlwcrgcr, Altnalcc Pasman . . . Martha XVillartl: Shirley Vargyas, Carolyn Trlaskuwski . . . Olliccr Siintnnns: -lantcs Kalka, l.uun Ciruncrt . . . Henry Quinn: Stcyc llnryallt . , . l.ut'ylwllc l.cc: ffharlcigh Vfriglit, Hs.-tic fllL'llllK'lilli . , . Prcslmt llugltusz Rohcrt Hcgctluy . . . lftmt- Iwall players: lirnt-at Kish, Harry Gamer, Stcyc Svalm, Art lamtt-tts, Spantlwartl Mitthctn, Al Casltaw. l,lI't'L'lUI' Mis.. lftirtin. Senior Snapshots . Night of Nights! junior Prom: Sandra trowns Mary Ann . . . Our royalty: Mary Ann and Xvlklkil' -- lczul oil' . . , The crowd follows . . . Big Day! lflcctions: Kaljlcr, XxllUl'I' hinski, Zywcrt elettionecr . . . They ran thc Cli'Lill0l1I Xlfcgii, Cianscr, Vargyas, Tschitla, Pita, Nzlgyg Kzljlcr mst-. hix voli- . . . Civics anal Social l.ixing fi0Il1lI1lIIL'Cf XY'cgl1, Vnrgygr., XX'icrzhinnki, Nagy, Pica, Pctrswvski, Valrgo, Sltvctlumxki . . . XVniting-line at the polcs . . . Syinlmls uf our rank . . Seniors! s'A' 5 . My N ,..-1-f-'M' 'yL x A ,, i Q ,.-v-ff' ,.-.w ' 4 , ,IWWW . Senior Snapshots uhh Nlmx-.N wif the Cfmwn . . . Our Uuucn. lr Nnlmu x31fl 3 4 ' .' l. . - Yarn. mul mv rub lm the ru N Cu . . . iun' 5.1 NL.'lHUf YHIQS J RN . . , L' IIIUIIUQ VCC Pi U Q L T. , . Cin-nl gr ' - : .' ' gg g for llum . . . Hurry .im ilu- lfuunlx Surxcyur cllllilyk, '-HD . . . Chiu :vw 1 .ns Court lluuw . . . N4YFl!lil, Annnlwllc, anal Shirlcx' I Lk ruml-Up c,UI'UllLlliLlIl . . . Our gnml fricnd, Mr. Vmmrnlc . . TIN: Mmur gels n HLIf.'l'Ul'illiL7lln from -lL'kll'HlC Nagy. JH' Senior Snapshots . Memory Laine stall tuuglit in action: The editors Shirley and Clara hard alt work . . . Norma types the prophecy , . . Dorothy collects from an llULlUI'L'l2lNNIl12lll . . . lTolw ponders il lay-out . . , Shirley Cnatiyities report clwzxirtralrij means what she says: Get your rerortl to us or else . . .! . . . Betty and Alice draw up the tlummy . . . Betty mounts x print on her drawing.: . . , Huh points out the muriis if hi. cover design to Shirley . . , john imstes at few fates! . . . Annabelle and Clara work on the history . . . Cliatrleigli enjoys her pzlsting . , . Eileen designs the xlL'LllL'2lll11!l. Ng.., iv .X ,QA I ww Q A if W E , fi S ' 09 W 5, iw 5 Q GY? mm 3.. . Plus Class brains: XVi:.-rzbinski, Trojamwuki, Pica. -Xhlgrim, Smiih, Millei, Yx'rigl11, Parks . . . The llnirliex lfdiwr: .lean- nie . . . biiiiilill-Lilillilf smiles: lfiluen and Curl . . . Planting fur pnslerilyt Pele zmil Huh plant our new living Christman lreu . . . Runxrinm: Pnpni and Pica . . . The lung and short of ii: Kulkn, Kloriliier, Nilcheni, Pnsman, Hualh . . . The lilirlx: Shirley and Corky . . . Palmln president pins the umcliz Nnrnm and Mr. XY'egner . . . Sister acl: Annnlnelle and Berry . . . Trying il for til: -Ieainne and the lung-awziimed cup . . . linil of the mncl: Harry passes the galvel I0 Dale, v Q. Commercial Department . XVorking up speed for trying lol . . . First leswn in tiling: jeanne :md Shirley .... fldding up due score : -lezmne. Belly Sabaj. Helly Tschida. Marizmn llnlewcvyn- ski, josephine Handler . . . Masaering the mimeograplm machine . . . Shirley and our prized nL'lCL'll'lC' ',.. ljlflil- phone lesson: Carolyn Trzaskowski and Belle . . . Hook- keeping lexson: Eileen Howe, Mnriann, and Louise Zn' wierueha . . . More bookkeeping: that awful prnx'lin'e sein: Shirley, Norma Nagy, and -lennne argue .... Nllwerl Brown keeps books, loo. JAH' . Vocational Education Ray xsorkx on .1 PUIILJIJS vsliucl for the Art Department . . . I.L'Ul1ilI'Li, vlim, Ifvurcll sul up il iolw . . . Spglmlwaird Milnlu-in climlww high lo use his alrili . . . l5.m looks pro- fl'NNillll-lin in his drawing hoard . . . -lim Colpalcrt :on- xulls the Immllwook . . . 2 ! 3 f xiuoollics it down . . . ,lack npplics his tiAlliPL'fN . . . 3 1 3 imports Ciuiinur Rigiwiurk luuliniquc . . . Cforkcy grind-. - note thu gogglu . . . lfwrcll in ilic woodxhop . . . Harry planing il down. it-X. xy ..- Nxmmxx ws +v Ls'-sgsfx -mf'-un... naar ma ' Q nn nga nz-r me I - N V .af WS ,gall , wfw Science . Virgic r1ulp-ggxlirmgu ...A lm- Kuwzxlik plans l'l ill'AILl.lN uimh nmgnct anal uvil , . lxula .Nlmlgrim xml lfnlixrv Vfmwucls make wap . . . lhm liulnnski qlml Klum' L Zywcrt we-m lI'IlL'I'L'SlL'Ll . . . ,lulm W1-gl: nml liula llug clus chalk il Llcnsily , . . lfmmis Mafmx-ki f- um lmcl the zmsxu-rf . . . Danny plays All In-ing Ll NKlL'llllNl . . . ,lorry Wlcrllwinski anal l'r.-lc lliul Nl.lTl il lmilfcr . ,lazk Nicnllmlski xml Run.:'4I 'I'rnjgm.m-ki xuvml.-r if nl will cxur lwc really Llcarf . . . fllylll- ,-Xlfnral, 'lim Cul pau-rl. Cm-urge Zum-rl, Aml Ray XYulurski lnmk mwur ilu linislwcl tclcslupc -V XVill il work! W qs-N l Q .YN . . Miscellaneous Classes cllllklilllll' class Ah! . . . fiill'Ul0 wnrkingg nn une of her arenlium . . . Dan in sulinl gn-mnelry class . . . Panel Llislussinn wilh parents .lllll NlUklUl'lKN .... xfl class: joan anal Marlene paper Sfllplllflllgn , lfnmlwryu chefs s.lntplc their own: .-Xmly and 'lim . . , lirnwicz gminls .... xfl in ilfilfllllg class . . Ynlnmlu cnrxus uvnnnun sump inns Al lll.lNlUl'PlL'l'C . . . Kflmemiml mystery huhls .Nlrnzllee klllll l.enl.1 . . . Kzllknk eyes stray from his cursing. u sam? Q www. milf' -.M ws UA.. Cid... 'IM Now that we are leaving the halls of Washington High School, we, The Class of '52, being of sound mind and body, wish to leave some of our dearest possessions to the underclassmen. I, Jim Colpaert, will my ability to finish high school without failing a required course to any freshman who is interested. I, Jeanne Nagy, will all my worries, headaches, and gray hairs on the Hatchet to the person willing to take them over next year. I, Florence Bethel, will to see Thelma Phillips, Evelyn Nesbitt, and DeWilla Phillips receive diplomas from Washington. to my sister, Marge, and hope she will have as much fun hitting people I, Carl Zwierzynski, will my harmony with Miss Halnon in home room to some coming freshman. We, Jane Perzak and Delphine Zielinski, will our great friendship, in which we argue and make up just as fast, to any two students always arguing. We, Dan Buczynski and Ron Trojanowski, will our mischievousness and pranks to future members of the chemistry class. We, Alice Sabaj and Betty Steenbeke, will the mystery of The Shad- ows to anyone who can get Miss Halnon to tell them the answer. I, Dan Olejniczak, will my thespian ability to an up-and-coming thespian and that thespian is: Ralph Wierzbinski. We, Mary Ann Szczechowski and Florence Kurpiewski, will our seats in Miss Halnon's home room to our Freshmen successors. I, Carolyn Trzaskowski, will my ability to eat in the cafeteria for four years and still graduate to any freshman who would like to try. I, Andy De- Cook, will my ability to pass English V, to Frank Taberski, who seems to be having trouble. I, Annabelle Tschida, will my twirling uniform and baton to my sister, Marge, and hope she will have as much fun hitting people. I. Joan Petrowski, will my ability to pay the price for chewing gum in Miss I-Ialnon's class to any underclassmen who never get caught. I, Hank Werwas, will to any young freshman the fun I had at Washington, espe- cially with the girls. I, Edisto Woods, will to my friend, Jean Parks, a coat closet to hang her coat in at noon. I, Eileen Lubinski, will my driving to Gladys Badowski, who could use a few lessons. fHow about it, Hot Rod? J I, Ray Haluda, will to any sportsman the good times I had hunting when I had skipped school. I, Steve Horvath, will my desk in home room to any future Iittle jewel . I, Louise Zawierucha, will my last name to anyone who thinks they can spell or pronounce it. I, Alease Murphy, will Virgil Moore to Pearl, and hope they will get along better than Span and I. I, Betty Tschida, will my boy-trouble to any underclassman that doesn't have it. We, Bernadine Jaronik and Dorothy Fleishaker, will our ability to be friends and locker partners for four years in high school to - someone. I, Edward Szymczak, will my ability to run the mile always the same slow way to any underclassman who wishes it. We, Shirley Varglyas and Norma Nagy, will our ability to argue and still be the best of friends. I, James Smith, will my height to Audrey DeCook. I, Robert Saltzgaber, will to Danny Kiefer, my seat in the tenor band. I, Ed Pietrzak, will my ability to fail five English courses and still graduate to any underclassman. I, Ronnie Bobinski, will my ability to own a car to any junior who can keep it up the way I did without a job. We, Joan Opaczewski and Marianne Holewczynski, will our patience to nerve-shattered Miss Walsh, who has lost hezrs trying to teach us gossips shorthand. I, Dick Kruk, will my ability to skip school once a semester and get caught to any underclassman. I, Joann Marino, will to any student my job as a car hop at Toasty's. I, Everett Wright, will all my jokes to Tom Burzynski, who doesn't seem to know any. I, Frank Majewski, will my ability to play noon-league with such ungraceful form to any underclassman who wants it. I, Leonard Ciesielski, will my ability to stay away from trouble to Robert Lisenko and Robert Lechtanski. I, Charles Plump, will my basket- ball ability to one of Mr. Holley's boys for next season. I, Mary Kania, will my ability to go steady the last two years of school and be happy. I, Jim Kalka, will my ability to get caught at A. B. Z. Terminal to Bill Forrest. We, Almalee Pasman, Bette Olejniczak, and Sandra Smith, will our locker to anyone who thinks he can fit his belongings in it. I, Irene Walker, will my shorthand notebook to Barbara Tukavich. I, Charleigh Wright, will my ability to anyone who can drive and keep together at the same time my slightly used Ford. I, Marlene Jozwiak, will my originality and my ability to go steady to Beverly Laisure, who seems to possess neither. I, Span Mitchem, will to Joe Brazier my ability to loaf on the basketball floor and yet get along with Mr. Holley. I, Eugene Koszyk, will my ability to stay out of trouble in machine shop to all freshmen. We, Jerry Wierzbinski, Pete Pica, and Bob I-Iegedus, will our ability to get out of class to putter on the stage to Dale Fozo, Gerald Stajkowski, and Ronald Milewski. We, Eileen Howe and Susie Meszaros will our locker, accessories, lipstick, hand lotion, and comb to Sheila Howe and Jackie Edwards, who, we are sure, can use them. I, Yo- landa Pap, will my ability to write and sign by own excuses. I, Annie Wells, will to John Wells, Robert Howell, and Richard Echols my ability to skip school and'not get caught. I, Bob Williamstmn, will my will power to Roselle Meszaros with hopes she can overhaul it. I, Shirley Parks, will to Barbara Carter, Frances Howell, for those daily trips to the drug store. I, Dessie Williams, will my resistance to skipping school to the under- classmen. I, Albert Woodard, will my boxing skill to my brother Peter. I, Albert Cashaw, will all my girls to any underclassman who thinks that he can handle over live. I, Nandor Vargo, will to Matt Griffin and Dale Fozo my saying in the huddle, We can take it! We're from Washington! I, Bill Woodard, will my boxing ability to my brother, Joe Woodard. I, Idella Barnes, will my success to finish school without skipping to Elner Henderson. We, Gene Nemeth and John Wegh, will our parking place out- side Miss Fortin's window to any underclassman crazy enough to ride. I, Betty Hoath, will my height to Ronald Latosinski, who, I think, needs it. I, Roberta Vernon, will my comic books and bubble gum to Margie Tuck- er and Nettie Vernon, who will make use of them as I did. I, Josie Hill, will my ability to mind my own business to Dorothey Simpson and Minnie Walker. I, Clara Miller, will to Richard Van Atta my ability to get along so well with all the teachers. We, Jim Berta and Art Lootens, will nothing to nobody, because everything we have we need. I, Louis Fraula, will my eight million rubecians to the next person who sits in my seat in chemistry class. We, JoAnn Krojniewski and Rose Lacay, will to Ray Borowiak, Ralph Wierzbinski, and Tom Deren, the idea behind your idea plus all the other ideas, to get into trouble without getting into trouble from the ideas that are behind your ideas that suggest trouble. we 30.65 P010 QC? Sitting in his ofiice one spring morning in 1972, Mr. Schoeppel remi- nisces on the class of 1952. The faculty members and he have wondered for some time how each member of that class is making his way in the world. Their curiosity getting the best of them, the teachers and Mr. Schoeppel de- cide to hire the three best private detectives in South Bend, Carolyn Trasz- kowski, jerry Wierzbinski, and Everett Wright. The private investigators, after many hours of effort and a tremendous amount of research, come back with the following report for the faculty members: Leola Ahlgrim is the owner and head nurse of Ahlgrim's Sunny- view Rest Farm. Professor Einstein's new protege is none other than Clyde Alford! ldella Barnes and Florence Bethel are the co-owners of South Bend's IIIQSI exclusive beauty salon. Ronald Bobinski is now a world-famous hair stylist. Albert Brown is head bookkeeper in a department of thirty women. Dannie Buczynski teaches the techniques of romance. He specializes in freshmen girls. Albert Cashaw, having owned a basketball team for ten years, is ready to retire on his many millions. Bernice Chatman is the pro- prietor of a cosmetic institute. Her slogan is, lf a lot can do a little, think of what a lot can do! james Colpaert is still investigating the Law nf Strings begun in physics class. Robert Corthier is involved in his latest project - raising humble bees to sell their stingers for phonograph needles. Alice Csabi, after receiving an excellent markmanship' medal for her driving, has acce ted a position as a taxi driver in New York City. judge Ronalci Trojanowski collapsed in his courtroom after having found Andrew DeCook guilty for the thirteenth time of out-speeding a police car. Ronald is being nursed back to health by Helene Van Hulle and Robert Ver- non. Virginia Eckenbarger has left her operator's desk at the telephone com- pany to join the crew--she likes the company better. Among the other opera- tors who joined her were Dorothy Fleishaker, Marianne Holewczynski, and Eileen Lubinski. Louis Fraula doesn't do anything all day except to think of problems for textbook manufacturers. Harry Ganser is still diligently study- ing chemistry, hoping that Miss Murphy will pass him someday. Raymond Haluda is teaching a course on how to be a bachelor and like it. Lucky in love! Josephine Handler plays the drums for the South Bend Symphony Orchestra. Beverly Heckman is a famous cook who has invented an indestructible pie crust. It is reported that her husband is in serious con- dition in the hospital after having eaten it. Bob Hegedus is in the British Congo teaching the natives to chew gum. Betty Hoath and Almalee Pasman are appearing in a wrestling match at the armory. Leon Grunert will referee the match. The girls' managers are Eileen Howe and Sandra Smith. James Hoffman is now president of the South Bend Tribune as a result of his faithful service to his paper route. Steve Horvath is a popular song writer. He has revised the song, My Blue Heaven . It now has a phrase in it that goes, just Shirley and Me Bernadine jaronik is a famous model conducting a modeling school in Paris. Marlene Jozwiak is the president of the jozwiak Cashmeres, Inc. Ernest Kish is teaching the manly act of self-defense at St. Mary's Col- lege. Christine Kozakiewicz has set a new record for flag-pole sitting in St. Joseph County. Casimer Krawiec, Victor Papai, Robert Saltzgaber, and David Van Kirk are famous musicians. Patricia and Dick Kruk are a research team investigating family rela- tions. Florence Kurpiewski, after having worked so many years at Harrison School, has now been made principal. Rose Marie Lacay owns the most modern geese farm in the United States. Her hired helpers are Leonard Deranek and Leonard Ciesielski. Arthur Lootens is now married but still doesn't know where to take his wife. JoAnn Marino has just won a talking contest - certainly a change from her high school days. Rosemarie Meszaros is now nurse at Washington High School using the experience she gained during her high school career. Her assistant is Yolanda Pap. Clara Miller is still leading a campaign for women's rights. Spandward Mitchem and Alease Murphy are now married and are rais- ing their own basketball team. Jeanne Nagy, because of the hue job she did editing the Hatchet, has been made editor of the Ladies' Home jornal. Norma Nagy is secretary to South Bend's first woman mayor, Alice Sabaj. Gene Nemeth and John Wegh have their own daredevil motorcycle show. Senator jack Niedbalski is filibustering in the Senate for his thirtieth consecutive day. Bette Olejniczak is very successful in her baby sitters' business. She specializes in the care of baby boys - ages 18 to 20. joan Opaczewski is touring the country lecturing on How to Live and Love. Shirley Parks is teaching Social Living because Mr. Robinson was seri- ously injured in a heated panel discussion. Peter Pica is writing and pub- lishing a dictionary of his own. Charles Plump is proprietor of the Plump Muscle-Building Institute. Ed Pietrzak is a skillful dentist specializing in making false teeth, with Edward Szymczak. Annabelle Tschida has started a political party of her own. Her cam- paign slogan is No vacation for the President. The new fad in the United States is learning to walk like Betty Tschida. Nandor Vargo and his wife are debating whether to send their children to Riley or to Washington. Shirley Vargyas has taken over the part of Miss Brooks on the Our Miss Brooks radio program. The role of the shy professor is being played by George Zywert. Raymond Walorski has just been promoted to the rank of general in the air force. Annie Wells and Betty Wells are multi-millionaires. Bob White is trying to breed brown cows that give chocolate milk. Josie Mae Hill and Dessie Williams have joined forces and are now look- ing for husbands. Robert Williamson has invented a modern hide-out to keep him away from his many female admirers. Albert Woodard and Wil- liam Woodard are on a project counting the grains of sand in the Sahara Desert. Edisto Woods is in Lower Slobovia trying to cure the sleeping sickness she developed twenty years ago in high school. Charleigh Wright jumped from Memory Lane staff to The Tribune. Francis Majewski is a ballet teacher with his own studio. His bril- liant students are Jack Milliken, Jane Perzak, Dan Nowicki, Mary Ann Szczechowski, Irene Walker, Henry Werwas, and Eugene Koszyk. james Betta, because he was well qualified for the job, has been made truant officer for Washington High School. Joseph Kowalik, after having washed Kreamo bread trucks for so many years, has finally been made a fleet cap- tain. Joan Petrowski and Delphine Zielinski are teaching their children boxing. Dan Olejniczak is making his debut at the Metropolitan Opera. Dan Kajzer is taking the part of a killer on the television program, Mysteries for Little Tots. Richard Bagarus has been convicted of attempted murder -- killing time. After having heard the report, Mr. Schoeppel and the faculty members were well satisfied with the graduates of 1952. we Cami cirliafory Dear Diary: September, 1948 Today, the class of 1952 started its journey through high school. It was a beautiful day, with just the faintest fragrance of autumn filling the air. Our two sponsor teachers, Miss Halnon and Mr. Pilarski, dispelled some of the fright that most of us felt. OCT OBER- Our first freshman party was held in the Library. The punch bowl held some strange fascination for the boys, most of them didn't leave it all after- noon! APRIL- Our first night party, the Freshman Dance! We were really proud to- night, as we got to dance until ten o'clock. Many of the girls were squired home by members of the class. MAY- Awards Day. Josephine Handler and Steve Horvath distinguished them- selves by receiving the D. A. R. awards for Citizenship. JUNE- The end of our freshman year. We really belong now! September, 1949 Dear Diary: We came back and found that our class has grown. We have many new students from Harrison and Oliver. We also added two new sponsor teach- ers, Mr. Halloran and Mr. Rogers. Some of our more athletic boys have gone out for football, and although they may not make varsity, we feel that they will contribute to a very sue- cessful season. MARCH- The Mikado ! How proud we are that D. Oleiniczak had one of the lead roles! Many of us participated in that big production. MAY- Our Sophomore Dance. We shall always carry with us the memory of this wonderful night. Everyone had a wonderful time. JUNE- The last day of school. Diary, is it possible that next year we'1l be Juniors? September, 1950 Dear Diary: Juniors! At last we are upperclassmen. It is hard to believe that we were once bewildered freshmen. NOVEMBER- Our football team, under the supervision of Sam Wegner, started rather slowly, but then surprised everyone by winning their last three games and tying a strong East Chicago Roosevelt team. Our annual class party, the Blue Jean Hop, was enjoyed by everyone who attended. We all wore blue jeans which made the night so much more fun because of the informal atmosphere. MARCH- The Glee Club is giving a Calendar Review . Many of our classmates are participating in the production. MAY- At last the long-awaited event arrived! Our Junior Prom, at which ap- proximately forty couples danced to the music of Ted Gallagan! lt was a cold and rainy day, but a beautiful night. Our first dramatic effort is over, A Date With Judy . Charleigh Wright, Dglgginia Eckenberger, Peter Pica, and Robert White had the leads. E- Our junior ollicers were Robert Hegedus, presidentg Florence Kurpiew- ski, vice-president, Victor Papai, secretary, Mary Ann Szczechowski, treas- urer. With much regret that our Junior year has come to an cnd, we :mow look, eagerly, towards our Senior Year. September, 1951 Dear Diary: Our last first day of school! Our three year effort was not in vain. We realize that, as the underclassmen look at us with envy in their eyes. At first, we probably maybe a little conceited, but that soon will wear off, as we start on the many activities that make up our Senior Year. NOVEMBER- Ned Vargo captained our football team to a season with six victories, two defeats, and one tie. We are very proud of our team, which was com- posed mainly of seniors. We chose as our senior play, Ever Since Eve . Jeanne Nagy, Norma Nagy, and Dan Olejniczak carried the leads. We played to a large crowd both nights, and we feel it was well worth all our hard effort and work. DECEMBER- Our basketball team, led by Al Cashaw, brought honor to our school by winning the Holiday Tournament over Adams. JANUARY- The Inter-City prom with the four High Schools combined, was a huge success. Many couples from Washington danced to the music of Mickey Isley. MARCH- The Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Barbara Unger, resented Rose of Algeria. Dan Olejniczak and Robert Hegedus had leadi in this very entertaining operetta. Many other seniors had minor parts and helped on the committees. MAY- Our Senior Prom was held at the Indiana Club with music by Ted Gal- lagan. This is a night to remember, our last prom as a class. This year, for the first time, the juniors and seniors had a combined prom. This seems to have made the evening more enjoyable. As the orchestra played the last number, we all knew we would never forget this night. JUNE- Our class officers this year were Harry Ganser, president: Victor Papai, vice-presidentg Nandor Vargo, secretary, George Zywert, treasurerg Clara Miller, historian. Now as we walk to the stage to get our diplomas, tears are in many of our eyes. Never again will we enter Washington as a class. Never again will our teachers praise us or reprimand us. Now we are entering a bigger school. The school which knows many heartaches and hardships - the adult world. But always this slogan will ring in our hearts, Ever Onward. DALE FOZO President '53 DON CZAJKOWSKI President '54 CAROLYN FILCZAK President '55 we unclercfaddmen in 1952 . 0 . CHARLENE WILLOUGHBY '56 President DALE SOOS, 'S President I I Q DAVID WILLIAMS, '57 President C21 ...,w. arm .M V60-f' 'we' 3 api, yi, 'ES' '55 - Room l I7 Rear, lcfl nw right: I.cmmrsl Kampm- lcsuki. Dun llglrlmik, luglunu lrkar- uyk, Ihmm- llamluxuki, .Klux licnlm. Allllllttk hrillin. liulwrl .xl1tlCI'l. Ilan lhulniak. llunlmly Mmsrc. Minlcllu: Dam YL-rlmcx, llmiul Klum luke. -Imm -lau- kmxhnk, .Imm l.l'li4ll'k'lfl'i, lfwlllur ZQCYI, Marx In XX'inklcr. -lkllllflllil Koller. Rum' Yamlc Yulalu, R45 lir.mL'l1iLk. l5rum: l,1lll'lkl.l Kurclyx, Dulnrcs lfllx, Puxrinin Cllmluulymki, Pill liuuxi, llururlxx XxvlNL'llI2lll, I.urr.aim- Myns- lvcrggc. Rmmlnl Milcxuki. Cn.-rnlcl Smi- kmuki, Marx Miko. Paurinial Alwrnlmm, Yirginia Kun. 55 - Library UU cur. le.-ll In right: nluwplm liugnnr. xlltllilkfl lk-li, llL'lL'll XX'.nmIN, lculx liriuun, ,Izuncx l'4unmn, .Innes -lum-N, Minlsllui lfrgimcs llmwll. Namni linu- lflrk, Mary l.L-mis, ll1vI'0ll1X Perkins. Mgllilala Cryurl, ll.ucl xxliilkllf, ll.l1cl- L'L'Il Yuung. lfr-vm: Cfcurgc llcymsg-sm, xxllllllllll Mnrxin. lialplm XX'icr1Iwimki. llclnrw Manu-i, Rillmrnl Sahulu. Mun 'Kun l.lL'l1li2lX. l lc.m-wr' Mmlllnmf, .ln Mm l..nl1, '53 - Room 125 Rt-nr, left to right: Donaltl Flcrvnk, Iltttmy cjhihlklf, Robert l.cchtanaki, Rirhttrtl llztugcl, Kenneth Harmon. lfmnk Tnhurski, Kcnncth llietritk. Civralltl Hans, Mitltllc: Rohcrt Liwnko. ,Io,tn Ruhits, .loan l.ut'1yk, Lorraine lirttht, .-Xtmcttc Arpzlsi, Ntmcy Patu- kowski, Rita Ktlnizt, Richzlrtl Kruvuxs- ski. Front -lowplminc Chrnpliwy, Mau- ft't'll Arnold, Shirley Gwynn, Rolwrt l'it:t1t.t1kit-xsiw, Vernon Ho.-r3.:crsot1, Totlltlly ,l1flQlNk0NVNki, Ucorgc Koxzltch. Mnrlt-nc lfncsst-l, l.t-oln Ahlgrim. '55 - Room ll9 Ra.-ut. lcft to right: .Ht-x Horvttth, Luo- natrd -Iurgonski, john Polottktl, l.L'otlatt'tl Sotntnut, .Xlhurt ctlllilki, john frohck, Rithtlrtl Cnratyltk, .Iohn Slytntmk, Roh- crt XVauoxuki, Marion blkljllllill. Nlitl- tllo.-: Dennis Zatwit-ruth.t, lhrlwznrtt To- holski. Shirley Rn-vcwskt. I.ttt'illc Lllpil, Rita XYrohIt-xuki, Atlulc Ont-- clmovuki. Llatnct Zurohinski. Paltritin Thcotloroff. Front: lfugcnc Pitwlmorou- ski. Sylxin Ryhicki, Nttnty Lantluil, flattnilltt Sktthivuwski, Dztlc lfozo, Margaret Hotlatry, Mzlrtgurct Pluncncr, Sylxia Nowak, lfugcnc Krych. '54 - Room 108 Rear, left I0 right: james Teeter, George Niver, Thomas Hubbard, james Brzuier, Hill Van Kosky, Den- nis Krall, Eugene Ciorbacz, Peter Meslaros, james Easton, Ray Boro- wink. Middle: Thomas Herma, Waller W'aggoner, Sheila Howe, Frances Plummer, XVilla Belle Gilkey, Shirley llasl-cins, Ursula W'oodard, Margaret Tucker, -Ioan Arch. Front: Dan Mol- nar, XViIfreal Phillips, R. l.. Fleming, Clifford llill, Rohert Ciorlwacz, john Samlers, Rita XX'imucki, Jacqueline lid- warcls, Rila Bryila, Mary Ann McClure, l.as'mla Srholielnl. '55 - Library QBQ Rear. left to right: llowgnrnl blames, Francis lloalh, Carl Lipinski, -loc Pap. clynski, Holi Chrlan, Rodney lirown, Tom llurfinski, .lglmcs Klsll. Miclillez Barbara Carter, llelen Suholielcl, joy ce llinus, Kaxhleen Clanimler. Donn.: lfinrli, Rene Van Paris, Glen lfoslur. lfront: Dirk Siclerils, Art limes, Dirk Palmer. Dirk Degulh, Nami Voll- man, Cilgulys liallowski, l'.mkal lfxanoll' Pal XVells. beorginia Klosinski, liar' lwara lllli-lYlL'l1. '54 - Room 109 Rear, lell io right: Richard llorvaih. Larry llanimki, Richard lNlroeLkiexxie7, l.eonaril jones. Stephen lloskey, Vin'- lor Gary, -lohn XVells, Robert Molnar, Alheri Kolesnik, lfalwarml Lewamlow- ski. Middle: -lohn Coleman, Roheri Perkins, lfalwaral Nyari, lirenl Mefirexs, liugene Stephens, Roherl Howell, Ger- .ilsl lliclak, lioh Sones, Sieve Rokop. llflilllf Patricia llill, Versena XY'alson, lfinnia l.ou Lanclaw, Betty Brown. Steve Kosanovieh, Theresa Lewis, Roselle Meuaros, Anna Toth. Cilzulell Reed, Kathleen Davis. '54 - Room 102 Rear, left to right: Arilel Neely, Roh- eri Maxwell, Melvin XX'illiamx, Teal lfeniniore. Toni Plonski, Roherl Lee Yan, Ronalil Meerl, Cierall Sohzryk, Stexe RlCPlllL'kl, Roheri Niespoclziany, john llelhel, Roherl Phillips. Miilclle: Lila Cfhamlonia, Patricia Van Pulte, lfarlene XY'esl, Minnie Sion, 4Ioa.1 lireeman, loisiean lfineher, Mary ,lane Osowski, Sylvia XYiAlL'il0VVlilk, janet pl'Ij'i7yi2i, Marilyn Riningger. From: lfvelyn Neshill. Thelma Phillips, lie XVilla Phillips, Minnie XValker, Annie Ciraham, llarhara Nilka, Patricia Taj- kowski, Patricia Afiowski, Shirley lfwing. Mary Ann Slepniewski, lflea- nore jachimiak. f N Q' i is Q V N vs '54 - Room 116 Rear, left to right: Dan NlUfUIl7W'Slil, Oliyern hour, Don Cirayehowski, lid K1YlT.lyIlNkl, Dayid XYitutki, XVilliatn Lolyen, Holy Haier. joe Kotvan, Ron- ald Latosinwki. Middle: Dorothy' lich- kay, Mary Ann Mevaros, Marilyn XX'oltinan. Loretta Korpal, .leanette llorxath, May Pehlke, Riehard Theo- dorolli. lfronl: Patritia Xlfasielewski, Aloyte -laxyorski, june lirhanski, 'Xlex' andria ylanivewski, john Chivar, liar- I lent- Cfolulyski. Audrey Abraham, lat- ritia Yalas. Arlene Ciyorkos. '54 - Room 114 Rear, left to right: Frank Slahy, lir- nest Kleniezewsl-ci, blames llialx, Rifh- ard Piekarski, Leroy Ransrhaert, Nor- bert Kalmar, -lerome Kazmieruzak. ,lo- seph Hoath, Aloywiux Slahy, Robert Sienkiewicl, john Cirillin. Middle: Agnex Clarnecki, Patricia Clnniel, Bernice lirezinski, Patricia lleinia, Grave Landman, Shirley Thomax, Rita ylozwiak, Alene Morlan, lflner Ilen- derson, Rita Prlylwysl, john Kolacl, William Thompson. Front: Marilyn Buekner. lieyerly l.aisure, Margaret llrzewieeki, Delores llaluda, lion Clajkovyski, Katherine Prathafatakis, Delores lfraz, Maxine V4'olf, Arlene Toth, -lean Parks. '55 - Room 107 Ruar. lull to righi: Franklin lflmwrs, Mike XVcigi.-iika, Rifharnl lirccnian, Vic- tor Kavnia, llicharll lfncncl, lfalxxin XX arhan. Rulwrr ,l'llL'7y'IlNlil, Don XYo1- niak, liranris llonlx, llonalil XY'rohlcw- ski. Miilillc: Ronald Slalm, Vcrnulla I.ivll, Alosupliirlu Molnar, lin-rnifc Kahl- iimrigari, ljllfllllly lflimcrs, Manic Ciil- kux, llilllll' lfllix, Cfcxia iilaalyv, Mari Ann Som, Ronald l'.lwuk. lfriunlz Car- islinc lhrapliwx, llila lllcmnvr, lfxc- lyn SlXIlIl'lQli, .Iohn Uruha-r, james liogmki, llivnalml Mcivhcrg, Darlene Olilvn. Marx Ann l.csnicwiu, Mary -lo Xxiilllllltll. Carol Nunn.-ih, Rita Kwas- nicuski. '54 - Room 125 Rear, lcfl lo right: john Diunhrmuki, Virgil Moore, XVilliam lflnlorc, lfrank Linncr, SKCYC Mole.-mla, lfuigcnu Swcnla, Al llaicr, .lnhn KUY2lIL'l1. Miclcllu: Trus- sic True, llolorcs Slymanowski, liar- hara Slynski, Cicorgiana Mackowiak, lloroxlly Sirnpsnn, lavrraini: Madison, llolorus Popiclski, Marsha Smith, lfugune Slahy, Frank lionck, lfrom: Marcia Raclccki, Carol Xxltllllklllkl, Mary Cfzailuwuki, janet Runnclls, Philip licrmli, Charles Dalton, -loan Poznanski, llllIill5l:ll1 Mrliclnmxki, Patricia Solmos, -Ioan Nowak, liar- hara Van Sant. '55 r Room ll8 Real, lr-ll to rieln: XX'illiam Hall, Dan jones, Rnlmard Delfraexe. I':I'llL'Sl Nied- lw.l'a. Donald Mileuski. joe Kolakie' will, -lim Northrop, Richard Mdlol- lum. l'FllL'Nl AlL'Nl.lfUN, lrrederirk Pal- llfll, heoree llill, joe lquynski. Mid- dle: Ronald Koxauh. james Patterson, Dannx lXll'llL'l', l,oudena jordan, .Xlma Smiles, joan Slluxeieer, Nanry Nixka IX.: Mae Paxinh. lixelyn Kklllllltfkllk Marx -lane llolos, Palrilia Parsell, Dor olln Clrax, -leanie Il.lI'llL'f. lrftlllll Hel- en Gentry, fll1l'lNIll1L' Harris, Lydia Yareo, liarlwara Stephens, Mike Mon- doxus, Palsy Rolmk, Virginia Sikor ski, Pauline Reimer. ,laqueline Tolwol ski, hermaine Tokarski, Mildren llouell, Mania Paskell. '55 - Room ll0 Rear, left IU right: .Nndrew pllxlllkl. Tom Lukavewski, Riehard lsaacs. Rinh- ard Brumlows, james Barnum, Richard Lenuevsski, Gerald Clronllumski, George Cnoelmwski, Daniel Rurlrvn- ski. Middle: Ronald Molenda, Gene Chielwovsski, Frank Lelwiedlinski. llolw blaronik. Bernard liehernowiu, Ray Hogunki, Don Ogorek, Marlene Meerl, Rosemary Tallwoon, liens lfxsine. cll1I'lNlll1L' K.lLlllllCl'tQlk. Dolores Aslls- lar. Sally Koliekexxiu. lII'lYl1l. l'sll1er Arell. Martha Ann Waller, Clarolxn fxllen. Sadie Dickens. Mildred Kop. uynski, Sallx Allwerl, Norman Nijals. Arthur XYidowski, Suzanne Harlols, Darlene Deranek, Helo Mlfllone. '55 - Room 205 Rcargluli In righi: lflyilu Ausiin, Rish- aril Slcillwrg, .larry lirccman, George Cfoopur, lfvan .'Kllwr1, Richard XYilcy, ,lim Sinkiuwiu, Ronalil Amlrzcicwski, lbanicl bawo.-mla, Tom Sokol, Bill xxlillllifllkl, Donalil Gray. Mialillcz Au- nlrcy' lh-cook, Mary' ,Io Xlicningcr, Hul- cn l7omnanoy'ich, Slclla Xxlllllllil, Pcarl Cfhamlyurs, lfmma CQI11.-airs, Margaret llagcnicrx, lfrailucs l7rlwan, lk-noriw Brown, Mary Ann laikau, Mary Ciail- xon, Karl Kaman. lfronl: lfsthur -luri- ak, Marilynnu Zimmerman, .figiiu Prikosovils, Mika Vargo, -lohn Sol- mo-., Carolyn l7ilL'l1.u'li. Sheila Brant- lcy, Maurccn Maalar, Sylyia yltiyklllllill, Dorothy liaiyon, '55 - Room 201 Rear, left to right: Rolwri Rogcrs, Dick Daring, Richarcl Thompson, Don- ald -Iozwiak, Mathew -Iackowiak, Rich- arnl Czarnccki. Rohcrl Hana, Tom An- clrysiak, Frank Nagy, joe XVooilarLl, Richarcl lfchols, Miilillc: Melvin Gor- alski, Roger Rom, Ann Rafalwki, Aniia Knczcyich, Mary Ann XVaxovy'ski, Car- ol Tclllall, Daisy llall, Mary' Aliic DL' Prcist, lxlklfjllllifllt' Xwlkllktbll. Marian lffholy, liszulla Austin, Rina lialukic- yu-inz. Front: Marquila Alexander, Clar- ol llomk, Carolyn Grin-skoyyiak, Ioan lialyax, Rohcrl Uiolski. Sharon Moon, Htlly Tomclak, Cilcnailinu llcrman, lfyclyn Vaughn, Marcia Plcncncr, Har- hara liorowski, Diana Cicsiolka, E '57 - Room 124 Rear. left to right: Kathryn King, Matilda liall, ,loan Shaw, Carol Louise King, linda Silxer. Middle: jerry Smith, Thomas Nlakowski, jackie Smith, Curtis Simmons. Rohert lie Voss, XX'alter lie llaets. lfront: Shir- lex lflouers, Mary .Mm l.tt'1ynski, l.ar- ry lxlkllllwlilli, l'dmund iiorka, Thomas fielinski, Nathaniel NY'illiams, llale 815115. I '56 - Room 126 Rear, left to right: Ronald Milewski. Ronald lianasiewiu, -Ioseph Osowski, james Brown, Norman johnson. David Dorn, Donald lianasiewiu, Raymond Przylwysz, Richard Piervehola. Middle: Norma Madara. Marta Petoe, Mona Poznanski, Ralph Pieniszkiervitv, Thom- as I.enyt'h. Ralph Makowski, Michael Ciesiolka, blames Overmyer, Ronald Sommer. Rohert XX'athen. lfront: Ther- esa Oshorn, Shirley Bucher, herald- ine Karnafel, Margaret Tsehida, Mary Ann Van Rassen, Darlene De Meule- naere, Patricia Svues. Audrey Stein- lwrunner. Donna Steenlweke. l,orena XX'aggoner. l.eola Barnes, Charlene XY'illougl1l1y. NED VARGO Frmflmll mpfaiu AL CASHAXV Bnsleclball mpluiu .sraorfa in 1952 . . DALE FOZO Avliug huwlmll Vdllllzlfll PETE PICA CI'lI.V,Y-fllllllll'-1' mpluiu BOB H EG EDUS 'I'rm'le Ulplzlill l L pCll'l!A8l' en iam l95l .SPQLLLICJ llizmify jooigaf 7 Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington ua 18 I2 15 7 I2 I9 14 Roosevelt, East Chicago ..Y,,, 0 Rear, left to right: Mr. Redling, Pasman, Benko, Kajzer, Hegedus, Niespodziany, Berta, Sabo, Koscyk, Mr. Wegner. Middle: Wierzbinski, Corthier, Kish, Ganser, Papai, Vargo, Cashaw, Brazier, Griffin, Mitchem. Front: Woodard, jurgonski. Fozo, Wright, Lechtanski, Milewski, Pietrzak. THE SEASON 'Washington Z7 Northside, Fort Wayne .,,..,,,,,,,, H19 LHPOFIC .,..... ,Y...... f V ....., .,.., 7 Washington 12 Central Catholic, Fort Wayne ,,,. 6 Michigan City ,,,,,,,,,,,,i,, ,,s,, 6 Central' South Bend ' 't 1 4 Washington 134 Opponents , ,,., U97 Riley, South Bend .,,, ,,,i,,,, l 2 Mishawaka Goshen . ,,,.,,, , .,.....,l3 ..,..,,,20 Won 6 Lost 2 Tied l Yfijcwlzingfon 44,4 51f1,,,,f Zgaleigaff yn .fdcfion ulrdifg Z?aaLelLa! llgguadf W'ashington W'ashington XY'ashington W'z1shington Wfashington XX'ashington Xwashington NX'11shington XVushington XVashington Wfashington Wfashington Washington Wfashington 41 58 40 64 41 42 45 47 50 49 40 55 61 45 Rear, left to right: Holley, Brazier, XVancls, Mitchem, Corthier, Kalka, W'ierzl'ainski. Front: Ericson, Papczynski, Kovach, Sabo, Cashaw, Forrest, Easton. Madison Township .,..,,1, Bremen .....,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Clark of Hammond Niles ....,,.,1,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, North Side, Fort XX'ayne THE SEASON 54 27 42 37 65 Riley ,,.,.,,, .....1115111.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 5 Culver ,,,,...,. Elkhart ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mishawaka ......,.,1 Wfashington-Clay Goshen .,,,5,,,,...1 ,,.,,, Central ,,,,.., ,,,,,, , ,, Concord Township .s,,,, Adams ...,..1,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,. 58 55 52 51 35 51 44 48 Washington Washington Washington Washington Wfashington Washington Washington Washington 35 Tolleston, Gary ...,, 42 Michigan City 1,,,,,, 49 LaPorte .,,,.1,,,,,.,,,,, , 52 Benton Harbor ,.,,, 836 Opponents ........,, Won 7 Lost 14 HOLIDAY TOURNEY 44 John Adams ,....,.11,t, 49 Michigan City ,,,,,,,, SECTIONAL TOURNEY 52 john Adams .,....111,,.1, 38 49 57 47 85l 43 55 62 Mg A. U ! WX nhp ff L A Hm2Olein-44-NK ucrdifg Eadegaj Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington e 0 Rear, left to right: Mr. Lawecki, Niespodziany, Brazier, VanAtta, Kovatch, Stajkowskl Benko, Wierzhinski, Morozowski. Front: jerzak, Easton, Ericson, Chiszar, Pasman, Fozo THE SEASON qua Rzepnicki, Moore. 0 Niles AVAV...............,Y.YY...,, .,ss,, 7 1 Central, South Bend ..,,.. .,Y.., 7 S Riley, South Bend ,......,,, ,,,..,,.. 1 l 7 South Bend Catholic ..,,.. ...,,, 6 6 Mishawaka ,..,..,.,,.,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,...,,,..A,,, 7 0 Michigan City ,..,..,,..,,,Y,..,,.,...,....... ll 17 Central Catholic, South Bend .e,... 4 ll LaPorte ..,....,..........,,,,,,.,....,,....,,....., 7 0 Elkhart ,,,........,.,...c,,,,e,, ...,, 6 2 Central, South Bend .,.... ee,,,, 4 Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Wfashington Washington Washington Washington Central, South Bend Adams, South Bend c,,,... South Bend Catholic Mishawaka ,.,.......,,,,,,.. Riley, South Bend ,, Mishawaka ,,,,,.......,,,.,,.....,.,..,, Central Catholic, Sou th Bend Michigan City e,,.,,,............ ,... LaPorte ,,,e..,,.....,,.,,,,,,,......, ., Adams, South Bend .,,.,,, Riley, South Bend ,..... Rear, left to right: Brady, Schultz, Czajkowski, Kolasz, Kozakiewicz, Mondovics, Griffin, liaston, Pianiazkiewicz, Grayczyk, Otolski, Kovach. Third: Hill, Nagy, Vat-go, jagman, Meszaros, Forrest, Hermit, Turczynski, Elmore, Patton, Kosonavich, Pilarski. Second: Siderits, Hoskey, Vfands, Gour, Bates, Maxwell, Sommers, Phillips, Kish, Rzepnicki, Wierzbinski, Dal- ton, Sokol. Front: XX'ozniak, Solmos, Meiszherg, Gorbacz, W'egenka, jokwiak, Vifoodard, Cirulwr, Thomspon, Juronik. vSi1lSl'llllgi0l'l Xwushington Wfaxshixtgzon XY!2lSl1lI1gZ0l'l Whishington Witshington U Riley, South Bend .....:::.,,.........:.::.. 0 19 Central Catholic, South Bend ,..,.. 0 john Adams Lz1Porte ,,,......,. . ...... 0 Central .,:,..... Mishawaka THE SEASON Washington 7 Wfashington 6 j00t66l! qua Michigan City ,,,. Goshen ,,,.....,, 20 Wfashington 75 Opponents ,.,..,,,,,....... Wfon 6 Lost 2 Tied 1 ee gatfelgaf Sian Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Madison Township ....... .,.... Bremen ......,.,...,.,.,.,.,...,. ...,.,. Niles ................................., ......, Northside, Fort Wayne .......,.... Riley ,......,.....,...,.,,.........,,.. ....... Elkhart ...........,........,..... ,...,.. Mishawaka Washington-Clay ,...,,. ....... Goshen .........,.......... ..,,,,, Central ........,...,... ....... Mishawaka Concord ..,,... ....... Adams .,....,, ,,...,v Rear, left to right: Kosonavich, Meert, Elmore, Czajkowski, Latosinski, Williams, Byers Front Dalton, Niespondziany, Boskey, Morozowski, Rzepnicki, Moore, Sobczak. THE SEASON Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington 638 39 Culver ...........,.,..... 20 Tolleston, Gary .... 39 Michigan City ...... 29 LaPorte ........,.,,,,..., 42 Benton Harbor ...... Opponents ..,,..,.... Won 16 Lost 4 HOLIDAY TOURNEY 27 Washington-Clay ,,.. 41 Mishawaka ,,,,.,,,,,,,, z' J ' 'iv-'-'H ---1---- --------.......l-.- -.-AW , , ax ,Wk + i 4 .ft zxfsfb' , .Na-is , XVnshington XVnshington xw,1lSlllllgIOI'l Whuslmington Wfashington Wfaslmington XY1klShlI1gIUl1 XY'llSl'1ll1gl0H nshington XVushington XY,Ll5l1lllgIOI1 XYlllSl'lll1gI0l1 XVnshington XV amifg faC gud!! m 48 M 48 69 MW WW 47 5W WW Riley ,,,, , Central Riley ,. ,, Central , Wknshingto L11Porte - Adams ,,,, Riley ,. ,, .mgigr Goshen , . Central , Niles ,.,, Michigan City Mishawuka Rear, left to right: Mt. Pilarski, Kosunovich, Thompson, Dolniak, j. Griffin. Forrest. Elmore, XVegh. Middle: Wright, Deguch, Pica, XX'ands, l.yczynski, Boskey, Linner, Szynnmk, Hegedus, Ganser. Vargo. Front: Coleman, Berndt, Wfasowski, Bates, Maxwell, Andrzejewski, Winkler, Burczynski. THE SEASON -'WH69 Wfashington 40-4f7: Mishawuka 54-ZX7: Central 40-lf7 ,6l City Indoor: Wlashington third , . 7 M .-YVV 40 Conference Indoor: Vifashington ninth, Q10 teamsj mgilfl Goshen Relays: Wfushington eighth, U5 teams, ., ,56lfZ Eastern Division: Xwzxshington sixth, Q10 tczimsj Q62 Conference Finals: XY'nshington twelfth Q21 tenmsj Section: XY'ushington Q teams, V C 'J' Regional: XY'r1shington Q tenmsj State: Wfushingtonf teumsj City Outdoor: Xwashington . . ln Action Scniur slmppi-il lwfurc the Ruumi-up . . . Mr. Olwciwliaiili prcscnis Kiwanis .m .lril lu cikll1NL'I' . . . lieu lmsulmll: Mr. limilx, Pi-li, Lupumki, Rmisrluluri, Alngilxill, jankmvizlk, lic.-Vain, Snlwuzlk, l3cring, llugciki, Sulmus, Muiszlwrg, Yan ilc VL-lilu. xlUlXVi2lk . . . Mr. XVcg- nor rclillilxsrcs All llu- fimtlmll lun- CIUCI . . , llmmrni of 5Il'illL'QLyI Mr. Reil- lmg, Mr. Hier N, Mr. Holly . . . Mr. Ulltillll izllks un spmhllralmlmlp . . . l'iI4L'NilllIL'll lmskcllmll: Nr. Brady , Mcivlwrg, Alullnsmi, Paulina. Snlnmx, Mululnwiu, lmrlmu, ciUIAiMlL'l, Ogur- ck, During, llill, Kmuch, 'l'lmmpwn, Umlxki, Hunk, lun BASKETBALL .1r. IL-fl IU right: Mr. Luvxcnki, Dc- vsx. Mila,-xml-gi, T, Mnkuwski, Picnic-IA -uiu, Simmuns. Front: R. Maknw- . fiulinski, l.L'IIUlh, Prlyhyv, XX'il- x, cllbfkll, Z7 l?5Ahnen, qlul 5 FOOTBALL Rear, IL-fl IH right: Mr. lmscmki. Mi, lewxki, PiL'I1illIki1.'V5'i1'I, XYilli:lnlx, Smith. T. Mnkuwski. lk-Ynss, Minlallc: Usmuki, A, Cfritiin, Alilklivkiilk, Fry, Nuvxiaki. Cnvrka, PFIQIWYNI, R. Malkov- xki. VFHIIII Mauuvuk, l.cnucl1, Oven mxcx. Sirxxrlmrn. Flowers, lfllis, Num, C1464 an 1952. .. L. LIBRARY V OPERATORS' Y HATCHET STAFF Y Y-TEENS Y Hl-Y Y USHERS ll Thu Student Council uir, li-fi in right: -Iunc llrlmiiski, lliahnrsl SlL'I1lNlFQL, .'xllIlillL'L' llzlsmsui, In Ann l..lLl1, llilal XYi1uiki, llulurus ulmla, ll.lrh.zr.i Stun.-in, Susginn: nrmk. l'.zrnlin Kirlukimiuk, Run- ilil Smlm, l rm1I: liUl5L'I'l l.grI11g1nNki, Nhilvx Rlcvcxxski, Sli-xc Kuiimiiivxich, Nimlm Smith, lflnrumc Kurpiuuki, l,.ll XX L-lls, l,.ll llluxulxi, Aluscphinu Zlllk llur. Panda Club Rcnr, lcft lu right: llucrly llcilxman, llclcnc Yan llullc, .Xlu-also Murphv, Annie Vfcllx, Bully llmis, llctiy Wflls, Marlins: lfucswl, llclly Ulci- niuali, li-Ula ,Xhlg.1rim, ,Iuxic llill. Mialillc: Shirley Parks, Irene XXlAlllxL'l , ,lcannc Nagy, licssic XYilliguns, lfiluun llnwc. Clmrlcigli Xxlflglll, CQ.irnlyn Trlaxkmuki, Shirley Vnrgyiu, Mary Ann Szclcclmvuki, lflnrcnic Kurpicw- ski, Annailwllc Tsfliicln, lflura.-m'c lieth' cl, Frnni: Pat Kruk, Virginia lfckcn- burger. Clara Miller, jimn Upnucw- ski, ,loan Krnjnicuski, Ruse l.au.iy, Nnrnm Nagy, liuruiliy l7li.-ixlmkur, Alnmlcu P.umnn, licrnic ,l.lrnnik, Snnclrll Slllllll, lfclixlu Xxlixulls. Library Club licglrg Ich uv right: Palnkn lfwlnntf, ALIFQ Arm Mcvzlrus, xllhlll Puznunski, Maxim- XVulI'f, Uralfc IJIIILIIIIAII1. Mid- allc: Miss Hunsbcrgcr, Marlena- Furs- sul, Hlillj XY'clls, .'xI1ilLl Knwcxicch. lLlrbnr.l Yam Sami, 'I'rcQsic True. l r'ul1l1 lflimbn-lb Mnidmxuki, Rim XY'iuuki, Yulnmlal Pup. l,Uf'0llN Iwlislnukcr, lnulal Mmlggrilll, Pillfifill ,l4.liktYXNNl'ii, lhrlmrn Hnruxuki, AI.lI1L'l Runnuls, Pnlriaia .Xflmuki. The Opcratofs Club Rear, lcfl lu rigbl: Riclmrnl Ilillljllltl Nurbcrl K.lll'lMlI', Rinbzlrmi lirlunlqm' Rune Vain Pnrys. Mialcllc: ,Iauncs Tec ICI, Rirllglrll l'vl'L'L'lllJlll, Danny Kin.-Hur Yurmm Hurgrrwn, Rinlmrd Picknrski, Frank Slzlby. ITFUIIII Rirbnrrl lfug-sv.-I Rubcrl .'xl14IL'I'l, Ralph xxviL'fllTiIINki, ,lmuu Kulkn, Lum Gruncrt, liuy llzlluclal, li 63 ROSE OF ALCIQRIA ixllltflkilll 'l'miri-qs: Sylxia Nowak, M.1rg.lrul Plumm-r, R.lx Cmrnclki, Rnlwrl l7iciii.11kiL-will . . . Znmili..-: l,.ll .Klum- aki. l,nrr.1inc Pclrimski , . . All Kuihn: ,Iuhn Samlcix . . Captain lJcl.omc: Ralph NYM-rfluimki . . . vlulo.-sg Yiilur Clary . . . Mimi: licxcrly l.2llNlll'L' , . . Phillips: Phillip licrmlt , . . l.l, licrtrnmlz Riclmrnl Vaui.Xll.l . . . Clem-rill Pcripnnsz Daniel Ulujniclnk , . . Carroll Suu-I: Tum Plunl Nki , . . llr. Milliccnt Mzlalisuiiz Shell.: lluvxc . . . Yam Couri- laml Parke: Tum lluhlmrsl . . . llclnngg Ciruun: lluh llvgc- liums . , , Nnila: Mary l,cwix . . . Primu Slinuinull: Rlklhlfl Dcguch . . . Assiwtaliil lu xhc Primu: llmmlil juzwialx. elus . . . Mirlhaz Theres.: l.e.-mis . . . falplmric: l,L'NNlk' Wil- l 8 n OUR ANNUAL MUSICAL lliruiorz Mr. -Izum-5 Lewis Cimitlay . . . Muaicul Dircctnr: Miss linrlmril llngur . . . f,l'L'l1CNlI'3l llircctur: Mr. Ci. Keith liriztgy . . . Stutlcnt Tcalcl1crs.: Marilyn x'l!0fllCk'5 and Ken- neth Schultz . , . Caulct TL'ilL'l1CfI .lmuphinc Handler . . . f,l'KlN.'NlI'AlI Rllil Scitllcr. fi, K. Cinagy, Aliuc Mary Nichnls, Kcnncth Sthultl, lfrilnccs llrhnn, Ilan Dolniak. Pillfiflil NVQ!- siclcwski, Rulwrt Salltlgztlwr, Umm Molnzlr, Marilyn Vim:- llL'L'5, Cflilrcmr lilril, Purlcr Tlminpson, Robert Hoover, Almcplmim' llalntllcr, Sets: Mr. lingers :mal the art classes . . , Ciustutnca: PTA Ciustiirnc Kftmnnittce . . . Prnmpters: lflorcntc Kurpicxuki and Mary Ann S1t1u'lmwski . . . Stage Crew: Miss liurtin nlircciing . , . Maki'-up: Mr. Cziszuly and Nlias. Murphy. THE GLEE CLUB liu.u'. lcfl in right: Ray Clmrrmccki, Tum Huhharil, Dan c,l0jl1lCl2lli, Riclmril Dcguih, Riihuril Xzlllxxllil, lrcclcrick Paltmn, john Sanders, Victor Gary, XVilli11m Vim Husky, liuhcrl Perkins. Mimlnllv.-z john XVclls. Phillip licrncll, lfilccn l-lows, Arlene Ciyurka, llcssiu XY'illizuns, liillflflil XX clls, Pau Afmvuki, Shirley Gwynn, Marlene Ifucssel, Larry lfzmiaki, Riclmril Sicnlwrgl. lfmnlz llomlhy l.lL'lIl'i2ly, Theresa Lewis, Sheila Hnvse, Siifltlfil Smith, Virginia Kuv. Misx l ngur, Yulnmlu Pup, Mary Lewis, yltilillll: Nagy, Maury Ann Slcpnicwski, llulurcs Mnmui. ilml linlislu Xhymlx. Y-Teens Rear, Ielt tn right: joan Cialvaa, Ann Rafalski, Germaine Tokarski. Mary Ann XVasmy'ski, Barhara Stephenx, lwa Mae Pavich, Virginia Siknrski, Marilyn Yinttnertnan, Carol Tetllnff, Pat Parsell. Middle: .lacqueline Tn- hulski, Dorothy Flowers, Anita Knez- evich, Sylvia -luy'anit'h, Cfarnl Nenteth, Rita Plenfner, Marcia Plentner, Betty lnu Tmnuak. lfrunt: Margaret Hag- eniers, Carolyn lfilchak, Pauline Rie- ter, llelett l3ontttattny'it'h, Evelyn Szy tnuak, Darlene lieranek, Susan Bartuk, Barbara llnrowski, Nancy Nita, listher -lL'l'lkIl'i, Carol Hnuk. Y-Teens Rear, left tn right: Rosemarie A165721- rm, Barhara Nitka, Rnselle Mevarm, lfileen llnvve, Francis Plummer, -Inyee Hines, ,lafqueline lfdwards, Sheila Howe, Marilyn Buckner. Middle: Pat- ricia llill, Luisjean lfincher, Shirley lfwing, llulures Pnpielwki, -luan Pul- namki, Mary Ann Czajknwnki, liliza- heth Mnicltmuki. Pat Chntiel, Pat Bejma, Bernice Brzezinski, Tressie True, llessie XY'lllllAll1'lS, Mary' Lewix, Min llunsherger. Front: Theresa Lew- is, janet Runnells, Marcia Radecki, Patrieia XY'asielewski, Barhara Van Sant, Yolanda Pap, Marilyn XVnlt4 man, Pat Snltnns, Alexandria jani- wemki. Pat Zalas, Georgiania Mac- kuwiali. Rita Przy'hys.z. T H E B A N D Rear, left to right: Ujdek, Frasz, Schofield, Horvath, Flowers, E. Albert, Bowles, Dobbs, 5 Albert, Flowers, Brown, Rose, Isaacs, Dolniak, Hill, Kaman. Middle: Tokarski, Galvas, Thomp- son, Keiffer, Taberski, Mnlnar, Saltzgaber, Haugel, Cavinger, jaronik, Herman, Zarobinski Szynski, Sabo, Berham, Fincher, Osowski, Wachlvwiak, Karnafel, Tobolski, Ciesiolka, Dom browski, Mr. Gnagy. Front: West, Chmiel, O'Chap, Chandonia, Urban, Drziewicki, Mnichow ski, Brown, Wasielewski, Vargo, Pietrzak, Pap, Bejma, Brzezinski, Slaby. Twirlers: Tschida, A Radecki, Mackowiak, Lasiure, Handler, Zawierucha, Lubinski, Tschida, B, The Engineers' Club RL-nr, la.-fl ro right: Rinhard Deguih. Alhuri XVoodnrcl, john Polonka, Luo- nzurd Sormncr. Rirharnl Hngnrus, Vic- lor Papni, XY'illiam XVooclars, Ray- nionil XY'alorski, Leonard Ciesielski, Kunmwh Harmon. -lzinics Hoffman. Midallcz Mr. R. C. Slilson, Robert cilifhlll, Steve Szllwo, liolwerl NV2lsow- ski, xlJlIllL'N Smith, lfvcrclt Xxlflglll, Alou-ph Kowulik, Alolm Zrolwk, Rich- nril Sinlcrirs, Roilm.-5' Brown, Francis M.ljcxuki, llcnry XY'crvw1s. From: -IRHIICS Kzllkzl, -laik Niccllullski, Rola- crr Corihicr. lconnrcl llcrzlnck, Casi- mur Krowick. lfclwaril SIl'Il'lL'72lli, Rinlmrcl Kruk. liirlmral Kruvcwski, Dalnicl Raju-r. lfalxnnril Pictrmk, Ray lgllfllxvlilk. Hi-Y Club Rear, lcfl to right: Cfolpncrl. Zwic rlynslii. Kxlilcr. llcffook, Mimlillc Olcjnicmk. Sljlllflilk, Kzuiuuvcwski Halucla. lfroni: llorwlllm, lluivynski Sialcrits. Palmer, cil'llI1L'l l, XY'asowski Kruvcwski. The llshcrs' Club Ri-.ir, lull lu right: if.ariui', lhxix, ltulmulxi. IW-llltlllv, Yan llullc. Tlicu- slurull. Nlixlsllu: 'l'i'14lskuuski, liryala. .Xi'p.ui. llulcwuiiiski. Smith. l.ck.ir- nik, lk-ilu-l. ljflillll Sllluclimuki. l.uli, I'akuiilwrgci', Kurpicxuki. Nngx. KUNI, Xvcllx, llill. G. A. A. Roar, lcli in righi: l.iLlikny, Mcvdms, lixaiiull, XYciiigur, Slcciilwulw. Miss XYislf. lfriml: Dill-Lum. lumix, Millim- ski, llcfiimlx, Mikal, I,gmiIiiiiA SL,-ew!! A.B.Z. Terminal Restaurant 1533 W. Sample St. Acme School of Die Engineering Mr. S. R. Cope, Pres. 129 W. Colfax A Sz J Market 3529 Western Ave. Bean's Sport Shop 1503 Western Ave. Bendix Products Division South Bend, Indiana Bock Welding Co. 145 N. Kaley St. Cavich's Food Market 901 W. Indiana Ave. Chapin Bakery 730 S. Chapin St. CI1a.ter-Bax 2001 Prairie Ave. Community Coal Co. 1516 Western Ave. The Conn Music Shop 122-126 East Wayne St. Derda's Texaco Station 3102 Western Ave. ,yah-om: DeWyse Grocery 1413 Western Ave. Division Poultry Market 2214-16 Western Ave. Ed 8: S:an's Grocery 702 S. Olive St. Evergreen Florists 3105 Western Ave. Flowerland Florists 2102 Western Ave. Frank's Drive-In 3209 Western Ave. George's Service 1332 Prairie Ave. Gold Star Bakery 3021 Western Ave. Greene's Inc. 225 S. Michigan St. Grubers' Grocery 1847 Prairie Ave. Hans-Rintzsch Luggage Shop Michigan at Colfax Henry's Food Market 3002 Western Ave. Heyvaert Appliance 8a Television Co. 3718 Western Ave. Hoosier Hardware Sz Paint Co 2005 W. Indiana Ave. Horvath Food Shop 3501 W. Sample St. Huron Pharmacy 2210 W. Huron St. Hunt-Gibson Warehouse 1609 Kendall St. Indiana 5 8: 10 903 W. Indiana Ave. Indiana Floral 8z Gift Shop 737 W. Indiana Ave. Jo-Anne Frozen Custard 8:21 S. Olive St. M. Kaniewski Furn. Store 1201 Western Ave. Lach's Grocery Sz Market 2025 W. Indiana Ave. Large's Service Station R. R. 3. Box 117 Dr. Joseph Laskowski 1222 Western Ave. I I I I I I I I I I Il! -I II, I I I I I I I I 'I I I 1,4 I I I If If I I If I I I I I I . I I I I I I In Ia I I I I I I. l. I 1,1 Il I I I I I I I Mac's Grocery 8z Market R. R. 3. Box 682 Martell Radio Sz Appliance Co. 3019 W. Sample St. Maryann Drive-In 1711 S. Michigan St. lIIichael's Cut-Rate 1702 Prairie Ave. C. L. Micinski Pharmacy 1131 Western Ave. Meiszberg Grocery 1774 Prairie Ave. Messenger Press 301 S. Chapin St. Mezzei Grocery 1637 Kemble Ave. Modern Cut-Rate Store 805 S. Chapin St. Ben Molenda's Food Market 1815 W. Ford St. Stanley Muszynski. Ins. 2124 Western Ave. Norb's Cities Service 3601 Western Ave. pafrona Oliver Hotel Beauty Salon Oliver Hotel Paul's Food Market 1632 W. Indiana Ave. Paul's Garage 5921 Western Ave. Bert A. Piechorowski 702 So. Phillipa St. Michael R. Pinter Real Estate Sz Ins. 736 W. Indiana Ave. Przybysz Grocery 803 S. Walnut St. Rammer's Grocery Sr Market 1145 E. Third St.. Mish. J. P. Rozplochowski 8x Co. 1237-39 Western Ave. Sauers. Jewelers 905 W. Indiana Ave. Scanlon Electrical Co. 1228 W. Washington Ave. S Sz S Quality Cleaners 1402 Western Ave. Sikorski Marathon Serv. Sta. 3120 Western Ave. The Slatile Roofing Company 1241 W. Thomas St. Smitty's Cafe 450 S. Carlisle St. Sonneborns' Sport Shop 121 W. Colfax Ave. South Bend Lunch 2118 Western Ave. Sam'l Spiro 8L Co. 121 S. Michigan St. Oscar Steenbeke 131615 Western Ave. Alfcns Taelman, Drv Goods 1406 Western Ave. Dr. Joseph A. Toth 731 W. Indiana Ave. Trudy's Drive-In 3905 Western Ave. Two Legs, Inc. 118 S. Michigan St. Van Horne 8z Co., Jewelers 114 W. Washington Ave. Van's Standard Serv. Station 3501 Western Ave. Van Wynsbergh Grocery 3519 Western Ave. view : Date With judy : Ever Since Eve : Rose of Algerian: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Hatchet Staff: Yearbook Staff: Y- Teens 3: Panda Club 4: Yell Club 3. BET'I'Y TSCHIDA Y-Teens 1: Glee Club Z, 3, 4: Band Twirler 3, 4. 'HELENE VAN HULLE Calendar Review : Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Panda Club 4: Ushers' Club 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Queen's Court 3. DAVID VAN KIRK Transfer From Riley. 'NANDOR VARGO Class Secretary 4: Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Awards: Football - All State, All Conference, All Twin City, Most Valuable Line Man, Most Valuable Player: Date With judy : Mikado : Yearbook Staff 4. 'SHIRLEY VARGYAS Mikado : Date With Judy : Ever Since Eve : Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Hatchet Staff 4: Co- Editor Yearbook: Social Chairman Panda Club: Y-Teens 2: Yell Club 3: Civics and Social Com- mittees: Queen's Court 3. ROBERTA VERNON Glee Club: Y-Teens: Library Club. 'IRENE WALKER Transfer From Wilson: Vice-president of Class 2: Glee Club 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Queen of Washington-Riley Roundup: Panda Club 4: H. R. Treasurer 4. RAYMOND WALORSKI Football l: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2: Engin- eers' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 2, 3. file ffm of 1952 Track Z, 3, 4: junior Board T. B. League: Year- book Staff: H. R. President 2. ANNIE RUTH WELLS Ever Since Eve : Mikado : Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1: Panda Club 4. BETTY WELLS G. A. A. 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens 1: Mikado : Ever Since Eve : Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Panda Club 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. HENRY WERWAS Treasurer, Engineers' Club 4: Student Council 1: Ever Since Eve. BOB WHITE Transfer From Wilson: Basketball 1, 2: Foot- ball 1, 2: Track 1, 3, 4: Band 1, 2: Cross Coun- try 3, 4: Campus Lights : Date With judy : Band 1, 2. 'JERRY WIERZBINSKI Football 3, 4: Basketball 4: Baseball 4: Nation- al Honor Society: Stage Crew 2, 3, 4: Social Living Committee: Yearbook Staff. VDESSIE WILLIAMS Transfer From Wilson: Campus Lights : Rose of Algerian: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Panda Club 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3: Hatchet Staff 4. ROBERT WILLIAMSON Track 1. ALBERT WOODARD Rose of Algerian: Glee Club 1, 3, 4: Engin- eers' Club 4: Football Manager 1. WILLIAM WOODARD Football 2, 3, 4: Engineers Club 4. EDISTO WOODS Mikado : Glee Club l,2, 3,4: Panda Club 4: Y-Teens: Badminton Tourney: Volleyball Tour- ney. SCHARLEIGH WRIGHT Mikado : Date With Judy : Calendar Re- view : Ever Since Eve : Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Panda Club 4: Editorial Board Hatchet: Year- book Staff. EVERETI' WRIGHT Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Band 3: Basketball Manager 3: Engineers' Club 3, 4. LOUISE ZAWIERUCHA G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1: Band Twirler 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4. 'DELPHINE ZIELINSKI Band Monogram: Date With judy : Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Library Club: Y-Teens: Latin Club. CARL ZWIERZYNSKI Football 1: Band 1: Yearbook Staff 4: Hi-Y: Latin Club: President of Class 1. 'GEORGE ZYWERT Class Treasurer 4: Engineers Club 2. 1 VALEDICTORIAN 2 SAL U1'A1'oluAN I-1oNonABLe MeNTioN IN Scnoransmr pafrona Alex Vargo Coal Co. Warsaw Cut Rate Junior Home Room Library-B Senior Home Room 123 514 S. Walnut St. 801 S. Walnut St. Washington High School Washington High School Edward F. Babe Voorde Washington Y-Teens Junior Home Room 117 The Student Council 132 S. Chamn St. 1538 W. Sample St. Washington High School Washington High School Voorhees-Jontz Lumber Co. El. Zientowski Junior Home Room 119 The Band 1700 W. Ford St. 3816 Western Ave. Washington High School Washington High School 51, nu-N f lr yf. w mv U- X , 1 V if 'ml ,- r- X, ww. 1 yen--1 p I v ' . 1-s. Mi. 'E 11 I ei . X ,Q Ln I ill K v -'. 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