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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

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Award: Queen ot Washington-Riley Roundup - MISS Illdiollo of 1958. . . . ROBERT ANDERT - Operators' Club: Hi-Y: Football I - Commander and Chief of the Naval Roiorve . . . VIRGINIA ARELT - Class treasurer I: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Everyman : Calendar Review : Rose ot Algeria : Panda Club -- New owner ot' Gold Star Bokery . , . MAUREEN ARNOLD - Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Calendar Review : Mi- kado : Cheerleader I, 2: Panda Club: Everyman - Director of entertainment for the Navy. GLADYS BADOWSKI - Glas Club I, 3: G.A.A. 2. 4: Ushers' Club: Panda Club: Clementine : Year- book statt - Manager of a chaln of bakeries . . . ARTHEL BATES - Football 3, 4: Track 3: Engi- neers' Club . . . ALEX BENKO - Almost Eight- een : Baseball 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Class vice- president 4: Clementine - SIICCQCOS Som Weg- ner as coach at W. H. S .... VERNON BERGER- SON 1 Operators' Club - New Ilodd of F.B.I .... PATRICIA BOOSI - Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Rose ot Algeria : Panda Club: Everyman - Still hap- py go lucky . . .STEVE BOOSI - Glae Club 4 . . . RAYMOND BRANCHIK - Almost Eighteen I CIementine : Engineers' Club - Another Jimmy Dttrollte . . . RODNEY BROWN - Engineers' Club - Owner of a Male Beauty Salon specializes in mustaches. LORRAINE BRYDA - Glee Club 2, 3: Ushers' Club: Panda Club -- Head of the Hormel Girl 'Orchestra . . . THOMAS BIIRZYNSKI - Almost Eighteen : Track manager 3, 4: Clementine : Cross country manager 4: Swimming captain: Hatchet Stati: Yearbook Statl - N.B.C.'s most popular sports commentator . . . BARBARA CARTER - Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Ushers' Club 1 Head of filo The Class of 1953 Its Past and Its Future Memorial Hospital School of Nursing . . . KATH- LEEN CAVINDER . . . Band 2, 3: Glee Club 2 - Busy with her family . . . JOSEPHINE CHRAP- LIWY - Glee Club I, 2, 4: Y-Teens I, 2 - Busy touring abroad giving piano concerts. DANIEL CHRZAN -- Hi-Y I: Student Council 4: Engineers' Club I, 2, 3, 4: - Editor of Auto Mechanics Magazine . . . RICHARD DEGUCH - Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Engineers' Club 2, 4 - New director of Frankie Yankovits' famous band . . . THOMAS DEREN - Glee Club 3, 4: Football I: Baseball I: Basketball I - Still after the ladies . . . KENNETH DIETRICH - Representa- tive in state legislature of Warren Township . . . DANIEL DOLNIAK - Band I, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Cross country 4 - Succeeds Fred Waring as waltz King . . . LEWIS ERICSON - Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Hatchet Staff 2, 3 - Star baritone of the Metropolitan Opera . . . DOLORES ETTS - Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Calendar Review : Panda Club: Hatchet Staff: Clementine : Y-Teens I - HCS been promoted to secretary to Mr. Allen . . . EARL FORD - President and chief of the Ford Blue Jean Company. ELIZABETH FORRAY - Panda Club: Hatchet Statt: Yearbook Staff: Clementine - Editor of Mede- moiselle . . . DALE FOZO - Class president 3: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball I, 2: Engineers' Club: Almost Eighteen : Clemen- tina - New coach of the Chicago Bears . . . HENRY FRANKLIN - Exploring the Amazon as a result of his course In geography . . . MARLENE FUESSEL - Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Li- brary Club I, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. I: Panda Club: Mikado : Y-Teens: Rose ot Algerian: Every- man - New head of the Public Library . . . MILDRED GRAY - Glee Club I: Hatchet Stait: G.A.A. 2. 3, 4 - Still quick on the verbal trigger. . . . RICHARD GRAYCZYK - Football 3, 4: Band I: Engineers' Club -- Model for GiIbert's . . . MATTHEW GRIFFIN - Football I, 2: Basketball 2: Track I, 3: Engineers' Club - Executive presi- dent of Hartman Coal Company . . . SHIRLEY GWYNN - Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Almost Eight- een : Hatchet Staff: Y-Teens: Mikado : Every- man : CIementine : Class secretary I: Panda Club secretary - Junior Executive at Bell Tele- phone Company . . . MARGARET HADARY -- Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens: Hatchet Stalt: Year- book Statt: Panda Club: Everyman : Queen's Court - South Bend's leading portrait painter . . . GERALD HANS - Stage Crew -- Director of landscape at the White House . . . DUANE HANY- ZEWSKI - Baseball I, 2: Football I: Basketball I: Track I: Engineers' Club - Instructor in a Charles Atlas School . . . KENNETH HARMON -- Band I: Operators' Club: Hi-Y - Hood of Gellerol Motors. . . . RICHARD HAUGUEL - Band I, 2, 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society: Operators' Club: Hi-Y - World's best C.P.A. GEORGE HEYNSSENS - Football 3: Engineers' Club president: Hi-Y - Still giving free driving lessons . . . JOYCE HINES - Y-Teens 3 - A suc- cessful secretary . . . FRANCES HOATH - Engi- neers' Club 2 - One of the most famous midget race drivers . . . ALEX HORVATH - Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Rose ot Algerian: Football I: Track I: Operators' Club: Engineers' Club -- Author of his- tory texts students love to study . . . FRANCES HOWELL - Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Ushers' Club: Panda Club: Library Club - Now operates one of South Bend's leading cosmetic shops . . . JOAN JACKOWIAK -- National Honor Society: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Everyman : Panda Club: Hatchet Statl: Queen's Court: Yearbook Statt - One of the leading Paris dress designers. MARION JAGMIN - Baseball I, 2, 3: Football I, 2: Engineers' Club - Doling out shoes to Marine recruits . . . JOHN JARONIK - Band I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y - New history teacher at W. H. S .... DONALD JERZAK - Baseball 3: Football I - In- ventor of a new stay-awake pill . . . LEONARD JURGONSKI - Football I, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4 - New truant ofiicer for school city . . . LEO- NARD KANCZUZEWSKI - Clementine : Hi-Y: Almost Eighteen : Cross Country: Swimming 4 - South Bend's perennial mayor . . . RITA KANEA - Glee Club l, 2, 3: G.A.A.: Y-Teens: Yearbook Statt: Panda Club - Assistant to a well-known photog- rapher in town . . . JAMES KISH - Clementine : Football I, 2, 3, 4: Almost Eighteen - Kiddin' his way at Studebal:er's. GEORGIANA KLOSINSKI - Clementine : AI- most Eighteen : Panda Club: Queen's Court -- Head air stewardess for T.W.A .... YOLANDA KOLLER - Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Everyman : G.A.A.: An Evening ot Music - Head consultant at the Associates . . . GEORGE KOVATCH - Class president 4: Baseball I. 2, 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Kiwanis Representative 4 - Succeeded George Mikan . . . EUGENE KRYCH - Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Track I: Football I: Engineers' Club - The model husband of the year . . . PATRICIA KURDYC5 - Glee Club I, 2, 3: Rose ot Algeria : Clem- entine : Calendar Review : Everyman : Panda Club: Y-Teens - Model for John Robert Powers. . . . VIRGINIA KUS2 - Class vice-president 3: Hatchet Editor: National Honor Society: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Rose ot Algerian: CIementine : Calendar Review : Mikado : Everyman : Ushers' Club: Panda Club: Y-Teens l: Robertsons' Teen-Age Board: An Evening ot Music - New editor of the South Bend Tribune . . . JO ANN LACH - Student Council 2, 3, 4: Clementine : Ushers' Club: Panda Club: G.A.A.: Almost Eighteen : National Honor The Class of 1953 Its Past and Its Future Society -- New owner of Lach's bowling aliey . . . NANCY LANDUiT - National Honor Society: G. A.A.: Glee Club I: Yearbook Statt: Student Coun- cil I - Director of school clerks for S. B. School City . . . ROBERT LECHTANSKI - Student Coun- cil: Faotball: Glee Club: Hi-Y: Track: Stage Crew- National Executive Secretary of the Bachelor Club of America. EUGENE LEKARCZYK - Band I - New manager of the South Bend Blue Sox ...- JOAN LEKAE- CZYK - National Honor Society: Hatchet Staff 3. 41 GIGS Club I, 2, 3, 4: Ushers' Club, president 4: Panda Club: Student Council 4: Y-Teens I - One of the ten best dressed women in the U. S .... MARY ELIZABETH LEWIS - Library Club: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Calendar Review : G.A.A.: Y. Teens 2: Panda Club - Now in the emergency ward where she sees some of her friends that have been driving too fast . . . MARY ANN LICHKAY - Glen Club 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. I: Panda Club: Hatchet Statit: Library Club 2, 3, 4 - Heads the Little Folks' Shop . . . CARL LIPINSKI - Baseball 3. 4: Hi-Y: Engineers' Club. ROBERT LISENKO - Football: Baseball: Basket- ball: Engineers' Club 4 - Sleeping his way at Studebaker's . . . JOAN LUCZYK - Glee Club I. 2, 3, 41 Almost Eightec-n : G.A,A.: Y-Teens I, 2 - A career girl . . . BARBARA LUKAVICH - Panda Club: Almost Eigl1teen : Clementine - A child psychologist . . . DOLORES MANTEI - Student Council 2: Glee Club I, 2: Calendar Re. view : Panda Club: Clementine - A buyer for a big department store in Wisconsin. BILL MARVIN - Glee Club I: Hi-Y - A bllSlneSS elteolltive . . . ELEANOR McCLONE - Glee Club I, 2, 3: G.A.A. 2, 3: Panda Club - Has a nursery school of her own . . , SHIRLEY MESZAROS -- Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Panda Club: Hatchet Statt: Queen's Court: Library Club I, 2 - Personnel Di- rector at Wilson Brother's Factory . . . MARY MIKC - G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Statt - Head of Physical Ed department of school city. . . . RONALD MILEWSKI - Basketball I, 2: Base- ball I, 2: Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Stage Crew: Ensi- neers' Club - King of the Hoboes . . . BUDDY MOORE - Engineers' Club 41 Ffloiball I- 25 Bas' ketbell I, 2: Track I: Stage Crew - Director of the Buddy Buy a Poppy Drive . . . LORRAINE MYNSBERGE - Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Hatchet Stott: Y-Teens I, 2: Clementine : Panda Club vice presi- dent - Writes a new love-lorn column . . . SYLVIA NOWAK - Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Rose at Algerian: Almost Eighteen : Everyman : Y-Teens I: Clem- entine Yearbook Siatt: Calendar Review : Panda Club - New York Times roving reporter -- last seen in Timbuctoo. Annum: onzsci-eowsxl-e-lee Club 2, 3: Cal- endar Review : Panda Club -- Made her name re- decorating the White House . . . NANCY PACZ- Kowsru - ole.. Club I, 2, 3, 4: Almost easin- een : Clementine : Queen's Court - TeaCl18S kindergarten and tirst grade at Muessel School . . . JAMES PASMAN - Football Manager 2, 3. -IZ Baseball 2, 3, 41 ENQIUGSVS' Club: Cleme ilne i Almost Eighteenu: Stage Crew - Is now another Errol Flynn . . . MICHAEL PEL! - Baseball 2 - Still reading up on Civics . . . JOSEPH PAPCZYN- SKI - Baseball 4: Hi-Y: Engineers' Club - Head Studebaker salesman in the Belgian Congo. MARGARET PLENCNER-Glee Club I, 2, 3: Cal- endar Review : Rose ot Algerian: Evoryman I Y-Teens I: Panda Club: Yearbook Stott - Happily married . . . ROBERT PIENIAZKIEWICZ -- Glee Club l, 3, 4: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Evoryman : Rose ot Algeria - Entertaining in a night club in Hawaii . . . JOHN POLONKA - Baseball I: Bas- ketball I: Football I, 2: vice-president I: Engi- neers' Club - One of the highest paid crooners. . . . RICHARD PUSZTAI - Football I, 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Hi-Y: Engineers' Club - Understlldying Gorgeous George . . . JOAN REBICS - Glee Club 3: Band I: G.A.A.: Y-Teens I: Panda Club - Chief horal designer on ChIcago's GoId Coast . . . SYLVIA RYBICKI - Glae Club 2, 3, 4 - Head typlst at Studebaker's . . . SHIRLEY RZESZEWSKI- Yearbook Staff: Hatchet Staff: National Honor So- ciety: Almost Eighteen : CIemantine : Student Council 4 - A research chemist for Bendlx Prod- ucts. HELEN SCHOFIELD-Glaen Club I, 3, 4 - His- tory teacher at I. U .... LAVODA SCHOFIELD- Band I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: G.A.A. I: Mi- kado : Panda 4: Clementine - Attending the Chlcago School of Nursing . . . RICHARD SCHULTZ - AImost Eighteen : Football Manager 3, 4: Clementine : Stage Crew 3, 4 - Has Invented a new electric shaver that needs no electricity . . . RICHARD SIDERITS - Football I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Engineers' Club 2, 3, 4 - Owner of a million dollar record collection. CAMILLE SKUBISZEWSKI - Glee Club I, 2, 3: Calendar Review : Y-Teens I, 2: Panda Club - The dental hygienist every dentist wants . . . LEO- NARD SOMMER - Football I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2: Basketball I - Favorite Northem Indiana referee. . . . GERALD STAJKOWSKI - Class Secretary 2, 4: Almost Eighteen : Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball I, 2: Football I, 4: CIamantine : Stage Crew-Succeeding Phll Cavaretta of the Chicago Cubs . . . JOHN SZYMCZAK - Almost Eighteen committee: Track I, 2: Band I, 2: Engineers' Club- A big executive . . . FRANK TABERSKI - Band I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2: Basketball I, 2 - Superin- tendent at Kingan's . . . PATRICIA THEODOROFF - National Honor Society: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: AI- most Eigl1teen : Ushers' Club 3, 4: G.A.A. I, 2: Y- Teens I: Panda Club: Hatchet Staff: Yearbook Statt: The' Class of 1953 Clementine - President of Theodorolt's Founda- tlons Inc. THOMAS TRZASKOWSKI - Basketball I, 2: En- gineers' Club: Baseball I, 2 - Interpreter for the United Nations . . . RENE VAN DE VELDE - Base- ball I,: Football I: Swimming 4 - Taking his father's place at the bike shop . . . DANIEL VAN LAKE - Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Mikado : Engi- neers' Club: HR Secretary 3: HR Treasurer 4 - Has iust won an academy award for one of his pictures at MGM . . . RENE VAN PARYS - Class Historian 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Operators' Club 2, 3, 4: Almost Eighteen : CIementine - Head comedian on Jackie GIeason's TV show . . . DANIEL VERHEYE - Football I - Champion Bel- gian bowler . . . ROBERT WASOWSKI - Band I: Hi-Y: Engineers' Club 3, 4: Basketball I: Track 3, 4 - Won the last Olympic mile. ERNIE WAWRZYNIAK - Glee Club 4: Hi-Y 4 - Still working for a living . . . PATRICIA WELLS- Class Treasurer 3: Student Council Secretary 3: President 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Rose ot Al- geria : Clementine : Almost Eighteen : An Evening ot Music - Latest quiz kid choice as the teacher of the year . . . CASIMER WESOLEK - Latin Club I: Hi-Y 2: Stage Crew 3, 4 - Physics teacher at WHS . . . RALPH WIERZBINSKI - Glee Club I, 2. 3, 4: Football 4: Baseball 2, 3: Hi-Y 4: Rose of Algerian: An Evening ot Music - Still working his way through college . . . MARY JO WINKLER - Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. I: Yell Club 2 - Operating a school for depressed sten- ographers . . . RITA WROBLEWSKI - Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Almost Eighteen committee: Mika- do : Y-Teens I, 2: Panda Club: Queen's Court - Raising a family . . . HAZLEEN YOUNG - Glee Club 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Library Club 2 - Still tennis champion. JANET ZAROBINSKI - Band I, 2, 3, 41 G.A.A. 2: Y-Teens I: Glee Club I - Head of KraSge'S de- partment store . . . DENNIS ZAWIERUCHA - Ring Committee 4: Baseball I: Football I: Basket- ball I, Track 4 - raking me easy . . . .lol-In ZROBEK - Baseball 3, 4: Football I: Basketball I - Head choreographer for Warner Brothers studio. . . . ESTHER ZYWERT - Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4: Mikado : Y-Teens I-Running Vic's Super Market. -:::Q:::- WASHINGTON EVER GLORIOUS Washington to thee we sing, Praised be thy name Grant to us leadership, true worth, Our aim. Ours is the spirit strong, Our hearts with love atlame: All honor to thee we bring, Fair Washington. -2.- May we with courage strong, Each year renew Our 'iaith in that treedom Our toretathers knew. Loud let our anthem ring, And shouts with glad acclaim: All honor, Oh Washington, To thy fair name. WASHINGTON SCHOOL SONG Washington High School, Hats ott to thee! To our colors, true we shall ever be: Firm and strong, united are we! Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, for our Washington High. The Last ill and Testament of the Class of 1953 We, lhe members ol lhe Class ol I953 ol Washinglon High School, realizing lhal al Iasl our happy days wilhin lhese walls are drawing lo an end and recognizing lhal, individually and severally, we have numerous skills, lalenls, and possessions which will be useless in our nexl lile, do herewilh underlake lo dispose ol lhem lo lhose underclassmen for whom, we iudge, lhey are besl suiled. We urge each recipienl ol a gill lo cherish il well and use il kindly. We, Josephine Chrapliwy and Maureen Arnold, will nolhing lo nobody because everylhing we have we need . . . I. Ralph Wierzbinski, will my abilily in physics class lo Eugene Rysdorl, who seemed lo have none . . . We, Alex lenlio, Jim Pasman, and George Kovalcli, will our seals in I23 and our line relalions wilh Miss Marlindale, lo any underclassman. I, Dick Pusllai, will Joe Kosakiewicz, my loolball iersey No. l5, and hope he has beller luck lhan I did . . . I, Tom Traslkawski, of sound mind and body, will Sleve Zipper Rzepnicki my arl maslerpieces . . . I, Shirley Meslaras, will lo my sisler MiMi all my prayers lhal she may lind one, and only one, sleady boy friend. We. Joe Papczynslii and Eugene Krych, will our crib-boy iob io any lwo boys who lhink lhey can hold il as long as we have . . . We, Pal Kllrdys. Marline Fuessel. and Joan Leliarcxylr, will lhe excilemenl of our ou+side aclivilies lo Jim Krall, Bill Phillips, and Gilberl Sullivan, who, we are sure, can make lhe mosl ol any silualion . . . I, Frances Howell, will lo my sisler Mildred my abilily lo gel lo school on lime. I, Jaan Lach, will my hall chair lo my niece, Joio Paprocki . . . I, Bar- bara Carler, will Bill Howell lo Willa Gilkey and Sarah Miller . . . We, Nancy Paclkavlski and Gladys Badawski, will our abilily lo argue and slill gel along lor lwo years lo Red and Frasz , who can'l . . . I, Richard Hallgllel, will my abilily lo lake a song lo Buzzy , who plays slraighl music only. I, Lavada Schaield, will by abilily lo linish school wilhoul skipping lo any underclassman who lhinks he can do so . . . We, Rila Kania, Nancy Landllil. and Mary Miko, will our abilily lo comb our hair in I5 minules, lo Cookie , who usually needs an hour lo do il. I, Par Theadarai. will my abilily lo sludy lo my brolher, Dick, who will need il nexl year . . . I, Francis Haafh, will my l935 Plymoulh lo my brolher - if il will run lhal long . . . I, Kathleen Cavinder, will lo Lor- raine Madison, my abilily lo wrile my own excuses and nol gel caughl . . . I, Georgianna Klasinskl, will lo Lorella Korpal my abilily lo sfill know how lo drive aller laking Mr. Redling's course. I, Carl Lipinski, will my glasses lo Bob Lee Van, so he can see lhe bas- kel . . . I, Helen Schaield, will my abilily lo linish school wiihoul being in delenlion lo any underclassman . . . We, Rene Van Parys and Lewis Ericson. will our good looks and various remarkable lalenls lo lhose underclassman who are deserving ol lhem . . . I, Eleanor MCCIGIIE, will my locker lo my sis, and her live playmales. The number is 230: Keep il in peppy conglilion, Kiddies! I Richard Deguch, will my abilily lo knock down hurdles lo any under- classman who is willing lo break his fool . . . I, Mary Ann Lichkay, will lo my sisler, Dol, all my hopes lhal she doesn'l beal me lo lhe allar . . . I, Tom Bllrlynski, will my blush lo any underclassman who wanls il. I, Hazleen Yeung, will my abilily lo skip school lo Versena and Kalh- leen, who can use il if lhey wanl lo . . . I, Bah Lisenka, will lo Brb Nies- podziany a ring, so he can gel married . . . We, Jim Kish anal Richard Schultz will lo whoever wanls lhem our hall passes. I, Virginia Arelr, will my sell-conlrol lo Richard Pfekarsk' . . . I, Mary Lewis, will lo Louise Dobbs my abilily lo gel up al 7:30 anal slill gel 'io school on lime . . . I, Pal Boosi. will my abilily lo go sleady anzl siill be lhe biggesl llirl, lo Dolores Frasz, who seems lo gel caughl. I, Joyce Hines, will my abilily lo go sleady wilh one person lor lhree year: lo my brolher, Norman, who can'l seem lo slick wilh one girl for a week . . . I, Yolanda Koller, will my abilily lo pass all lhe courses in high school lo Rila Balukiewicz . . . We, Joan Lllczyk and Janel Zarob'nski, will our abilily lo gel away wilh lhings, lo lhe underclassman who clon'l know lhe lricks of Iile yel. We, Mary Jo Winkler and Esther Zywerr, will our happy mood in shorl- hand class lo any sad-sack who could use il . . . I, Camille Skubiszewski will all my rides home every Thursday lrom Sl. Casimir's dances lo Ann Tolh . . . I, Joan Rebics. will my neal locker lo Lucille Cr.well. Din'i' sland loo close when you open lhe door! I, Margie Plencner, will my abilily lo go sleady for lhrec years lo any underclassman who would like lo lry il . . . I, Dennis Zawierucha, will my lasl name lc Leonard Jones . . . We, Adele Orlechowtki and Rita Wroblew- Class Will continuedj alll. will our abilily lo leave lhe house every morning only al' 8:00 lo Joan Kazmierczek and Ari Kush, who fhink you have lo leave al 7:30. l. Sylvia Nowak, will my long hair fo any underclassmen who can'+ grow his . . . l. Ronald Mllawslll, will my abilify lo slay in class lo June Urbanski, who always seems lo be wandering around 'lhe halls . . . l, Marr Gflmll, will my spiril fo win and keep on winning lo any underclassmen who musl weigh l75 pounds . . . I, Ray BfQI'lClllk, will my nose 'io any under- classman who lhinks he is big enough lo carry il. I, Rena Van D0 Velde, will lo Ronnie Meisberg my fine abilily fo gel along wilh Mr. Hayes in malh classes . . . I, Jerry Sfailtovlslti, will my abilily lo slay oul' of lrouble in my four years of high school, lo any underclassman who wants if . . . We, Duane Hanyxewski. and Dan Van Lake. will our hound dogs lo Joe Kozakiewicz and Mike Mondovics, so lhey can gel some rabbils while 'lhese dogs are hunfing squirrels. I. Dan Dolnlall, will my enlhusiasm and willingness lo run lhe mile in lrack and cross counlry lo Ronald Andreiewski. Also, my abilily lo play my clarinel lo Roger Ross . . . I, Buddy Moore. will my abilify lo skip class Fiflh and sixlh hour fo any one who has a 'fasler car fhan John Byers . . . l, Dall Verheye, will my enormous ambifion lo learn 'fo Don Gray and Thomas An- drysiak. We, Virglnla Kusz and Elizabeth Forray. will our Iiflle 4 by 6 olilice and olher lovable assels lo Miss X or any deserving underclassman who lhinks being an ezlilor is a snap . . . I, Lorraine Mynsberge, will my prefly li++le piece of elaslic will-1 fhe pink ribbon lo anyone who needs il for a cerlain purpose . . . l, Rodney Brown. will my abilily 'lo go lo 'lwo schools al' once and slill skip classes wilhoul golfing caughf lo anyone who 'lhinks he can . . . We. Par Abraham and Joan Jacllowiall. will our baffered, lorn. bu? slill handsome piclure of Mr. X on our locker door lo Audrey Abraham and Janel Runnels, wilh fhe hope lhal lhey can pul if logelher and make if las+ for anofher year . . . l, Barbara I-lIkCVlCll, will my palience in bookkeeping class lo my sisler Chrisline Lukavich. l, Marlon Jagmln, will a cerlain abilify lo elude work unlil 'rhrown oul' ol lhe house lo any underclassman who wanls if . . . l, Dale Foto, will lhe scars and bruises you receive in foolball lo big. Johnny Chizar . . . l, Bob watavlsltl. will my abilily 'fo gel along wi'l'h 'lhe leachers 'lo Don Ogorek . . . I, Richard Graylck. will my abilily fo sneak our of machine shop everyday wilhoul gelling caughf fo Mike Mondovics . . . l, Cas Wesolell. will ihe privilege of gelfing Miss For'l'in's coffee fo Kovach . . . We, Margaret Hadary and Shirley Gwynn. will our oulslanding abilily fo laugh up and down and undernealh lhe scales and finish in our finkly horse laugh fo any freshie big enough lo carry lhe load. Finally, lo lhe class of l954. we leave our privileges, our unqueslionabls responsibililies, and our fun as seniors: and fo all fhe underclassmen, lo be cullivaled and increased, our happiness in lhese halls. We charge you all lo be good Panlhers. THE CLASS OF l953 Alex Bengo, presidenl' Gerald Slaikowski, secrelary ..... Class Honors - 1953 Maxine Mary Dhoore Award for Excellence in Scholarship Patricia Theodorofl D.A.R. Award 'For Excellence in American Hisfory Thomas Burzynski Sludebaker U.A.W. - C.I.O. Award for Excellence in Vocalional Educalion Cosimer Wesolek Joseph S. McCowan Memorial Award for Excellence in Social Sludies Thomas Burzynski Washinglon High School Cilizenship Awards Thomas Burzynskl Patricia Wells Soulh Bend Chapter, Nalional Olilice Managemenl Associalion Awards 'For Excellence in Business Educalion Ellzaberh Ferray Richard Hauguel Class History ln fhe fall of I949, Washingfon High School opened ifs green curfains fo a four-acf play wifh a group of ffmid freshmen as Ihe casf. We experienced our firsf high school gafhering lafe in fhe fall af fhe affer-school ge+-acquainfed parfy. When spring came, six freshmen parficipafed in fhe musical, The Mikado . They were Ca- mille Skubiszewski, Maureen Arnold, Shirley Gwynn, Marline Fuessel, Virginia Kusz, and Danny Van Lake. As fhe end of fhe year arrived wifh Class Day, Paf Abraham was given fhe D. A. R. Cifizenship award. For our second acf we chose Pai Abraham as our presidenf. ln fhe early winfer we advanced fo fhe adul+ sfage and our affer- school parfies now became nighf dances. Paf Theodoroff broughf honor fo our sophomore class when she parficipafed in a radio pro- gram panel Soufh Bend Junior Town Meefing of fhe Air . Maureen Arnold was fhe B squad cheerleader. This was fhe year fhaf 'ihe yellow buses sfarfed appearing around Washingfon. In fhem came our new classmafes from fhe counfry and from Woodrow Wilson. Now an infermission and fhe fhird acf will begin. Our junior year and we are really ge'Hing up fhere. The officers for fhaf year were Dale Fozo, presidenfg Virginia Kusz, vice-presi- denf: Gerald Sfajkowski, secrefaryg Paf Wells, freasurerg and Rene Van Parys, class hisforian. Wi-H1 fhe junior year came a surge of aci- ing. There were sixfeen ouf of our class who fook parf in fhe Rose of Algeria , Ralph Wierzbinski, Mary Lewis, and Richard Deguch, having leads. Wifh 'rhe junior year came 'fhe junior play, Almosf Eighfeen . The leads were faken by Nancy Paczkowski, Georgianna Klosinski, Richard Schulfz, Jim Pasman, Alex Benko, and Leonard Kanczuzewski. Then came fhaf evenfful nighl' in May and our firsf Prom. This was fhe firsf combined Junior-Senior Prom af Washingfon. Among fhose chosen on fhe courf from our class were Joan Lach, Nancy Paczkowski, and Barbara Tobolski. A+ fhe close of fhe year, Paf Wells was chosen fo be Sfudenf Council Presidenf for our Senior year. Drawing 'l'he curfain on our childhood, we opened for fhe lasf acf, our immorfal senior year. This was our year of accomplishmenf, and as our leaders in sporfs, we chose Dale Fozo, and Maff Griffin as co-capfains in foofball: George Kovafch as capfain of fhe baskef- bail feamg Tom Burzynski as capfain of fhe swimming ieam, and Alex Benko capfain of fhe baseball feam. Leading various clubs were George Heynessens as presidenf of fhe Engineers Club: Carl Lipinski, Hi-Y, Gladys Badowski, Panda Ciubg Dan Dolniak, Band: Joan Lekarczyk, Ushers' Club: and Gab Anderf, chief operafor for fhe Screen Club. Represenfing Washing- fon as Junior Rofarians and Kiwanis men were Tom Burzynski, Alex Benko, Bob Lechfanski, Leonard Jurgonski, Ralph Wierzbinski, and George Kovafch. Paf Abraham was given fhe honor of being fhe Panfhers' queen for fhe Washingfon-Riley roundup. Her courf included .loan Jackowiak, Virginia Arelf, Margie Hadary, Rifa Wroblewski, Shirley Meszaros, Nancy Paczkowski, and Georgianna Klosinski. Taking leads in our senior producfion Clemenfine were Joan Lach, Nancy Paczkowski, Paf Theodoroff, Ray Branchfk, Richa'd Schulfz, and Bob Lechfanski. There were many seniors in fhe Glee Club and band producfion, An Evening of Music . Elizabefh Forray and Shirley Rzeszewski were chosen fo head fhe producfion of our yearbook Memory Lane . Our Hafchef Ediior for fha year was Virginia Kusz. This year our school paper 'iook a sfep forward and became a daily paper under fhe leadership of Shirley Rzeszewski and Virginia Kusz. Our officers for fhe year had been George Kovafch, presidenf firsf semesferg Alex Benko, presidenf second semesferg Gerald Sfaj- kowski, secrefaryg Dale Fozo, freasurerg Rene Van Parys, hisforian. Lasf was fhe announcemenf of our scholasfic leaders. Valedic- forian was Paf Theodoroff. Salufaforian was Elizabefh Forray. So wifh fhis final acf, we have closed fhe curfains on a drama never again fo be relived by fhe class of l953. We cannof fake an encore as Fafher Time as shown us fhaf we cannof go back, buf musf keep on, always bringing honor fo our names. So we promise 'lo you, underclassmen and faculfy, fhaf fhe spirii' of Washingfon High School will remain in our hearfs in all fhe years of our fufure. We shall sfrive fo proceed Ever Onward. 1lg----'----A----ff:------A-A---A-A--------A ,YAY-,,,,--A--A-,A-A-A-.-Y-Y,,,-,A-A-A-A-,A-.--- , I The Washington High School Graduates' Pledge 12 'iT air I pledge myself To accepl' 'I'he dulies and responsibililies imposed upon me as an American ci+izen: To use all 'lhe lacilifies which ihis free counfry has given me for coniinuing fo grow in mind and spirih To parficipale honorably in I e civic life of our naliong Never 'lo discriminafe againsf any man because of his race. his creed, or his color and +o oppose all who do so: To worship God as my conscience diclafesg To honor and defend my counfry wi'I'h my 'fai'I'h, my worlr, and my life: And lo s+rive for fhe peace and welfare of all human lcind. This I pledge 'lo you, my parenls, m feachers, my communify, who have maJe il' possible for me 'lo enioy lhe privileges of a land in which 'ihese ideals are upheld. l pledge il' so 'lhal' my generafion and my poslerily may keep marching EVER ONWARD I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I u I I I I I I I I I I I I III III A A A A - A - ..v.i--V-v-v-v-Y-v-v-,-,-,T,7,-:,T,7,.-.-.-.-.v.v.v.V.Y.V.7.7.7.-AVAYAYAWA-.VA-. A A - A A A A A A A A , I II II The Graduales' Pledge is a unique fealure of com- mencemenl' af Washinglon High School. The pledge was wrillen by members of fha class of I943, who were graduafing in a 'lime of greal fansion. The Second World War was in lull swing. Of lhe boys. many January graduales of lhe class were already in lhe services: all lhe June members axpecied lo be called in a 'few weelcs. Of lhe girls, mosf were already working par?-lime in offices or 'laclories and expecled fo begin 'Full-'lime immedialely. Everyone, sludenl' and adull, was conslanlly faced wifh ihe responsibililies of cilizenshipg everyone was parlicularly sensilive fo lhe differences in ideals belween ourselves and our opponenls. ln 'lhis almosphere, members of lhe class looked upon lheir commencemenl as a 'Formal enfrance in-Io a serious life. A commillee drew up Ihis pledge, which expressed lheir recognilion of how, as graduales of an American high school, 'Ihey musl live. On graduafion nighl, iusf before 'lheir diplomas were handed lo fhem. lhey rose and repealed fha pledge. phrase by phrase, as il was adminislered by Mr. F. O. Schoeppel, lhe principal. I+ was 'Iheir hope fha? all succeeding classes would repeal fha cuslom, and no class has 'failed lo do so. Members of fhe commiflee who wrole ihe pledge were Hildegarde Tamlce, Elizabs+h Teichman, and Ernesl Woilasilc. SQHGQQQ QQ s'M?i?1ffs ewiiww X' Y WX X Q 41.3 dkh Bqryy, ulmosl l,1Ql1lL0n, xx l ',..n-nun OT, W Y,-,Ik nivli--N I 'myslllrl' l his ffrllx 'lf 'ilvas -. lil Mr, Bill will f tl 9 101 1'-r 'EI 7 w we 'X V F' Xl ll William Berry: Alex Benko. Leonard Kanczuzewski. Grace Barry: Par Wells, Panka Evanolf. Beairice Barry: Par Kurdys, Leola Ahlgrim. Mabel Warren: Par Theodorolf, Joan Luczyk. Mrs. Granville: Barbara Lukavich, Shirley Rzeszewski. Eddie Barry: Jim Fosman, Richard Schultz. George Jones: Rene Van Parys, Ray Branchick. Ann Sherman: Georgianna Klosinki, Nan- cy Paczkowski. Tommy Grenville: Dale Fozo. Jim Kish. Sally Davidson: Delores Manrei, Sylvia Nowak. Mr. Merrell: Tom Burzynski, Jerry Sfaikowski. Miss Dalrymple: Marlene Fuessel. Virginia Kusz. Ifmf Evimi Fld: Vlffqn XT! W fl Cl 1133 of 15335 CLEMENTINE ZX C, :rwdv ll lmee Acts rw L ,L , xl N YV 355 3 Q CJK fa X dw f xv N X -1 v xr 'fx . lwuqniv -- 7' r WAWEEEIV uflmf lllr ll' ZMHLJUZ. fjllq r ' I QQ, ltlo ly 9 cf or OQW rms UNI, V ll' A, 'U z '15 1 nf f P - fur ' ay, C r 4 -, fm CN! 4 , I f 'Y W1 I 1 X1 fy .1 , dl., K Ln fr i. Ulf lr, I fl., ' fn .luv yr - f , 1-, 'f , Q 1r,, 111, u l Gfil l l r ll ll Clemenllne Kelley: JoAnn Lach, Nancy Pacxkowski, Mary Kelley: Shirley Rzeszewski, Pat Theodoroff. Gerald Kelley: Leonard Kanczuzewski, Alex Benlco. Abe Car+er: Ray Branchick, Rene Van Parys. Berllwaz Gladys Badowski. Barbara Lukavich. Hank Malfhews: Richard Schultz, Robert Lechranski. Pele: Jim Pasman. Jerry Sfaikowski. Tubby: Jim Kish, Dale Fozo. Call-ay: Pat Abraham, Dolores Mantei. Jane Ann: Sylvia Nowak, Georgianna Klosinski. Ann McNeil: Par Wells, Elizabeth Forray. Miss Prunella Pringle: Lorraine Mynsberge, Shirley Gywnn. I X A ' 1 h j A vt Y is in , . .- or seems really to begin with that iunio: prom in the spring: here we line up for the Grand March in the Prag:ess Club on that eventful night: the REG even? of the fall was the Washington-Riley Round-up and the aelection of the queen to preiidc over that all-important game: Frzo crowns the queen at Wcl!Per Field , . . she trades bouquets with Riley's queen at the game , . . with hc: court . . . she vides to the event. , Q 1 V , . 2 R mmm? 1 , - ' W W m ' A lwfwfhwk . A W' as a s www if ff Q ww Z' Q . Lum Xxx L T Miss Hunsberger is rarely seen this leisurely . . . Miss Martindale typically worried over her students . . . Mr. Wegner, one teacher who faithfully grades papers . . . Miss Fortin - Say, fella, I want to talk with you! . . . Mr. Covert tishing for one of his beloved specimens . . . Miss Walsh busy at work dictating shorthand . . . Mr. McNamara in deep concentration as always . . . Mr. Stamm always ready to give a word of advice or a helping hand . . Mr. Brady checking attendance . . . Mr. Byers lilling up the detention hall . . . Irene filling out a transcript of our credits . . . Miss Nichols 'lluttering through the ofiice . . . Mr. Hayes giving one of his tough assignments. CLASSMATES: THE STAGE CREW PRETENDING A Q to be busy . . . Two Pats: What are WE here for? . . . Gladys and Nancy talking about the good old days . . . Five inseparables: Danny. John, Leonard, John, Gene . . . Georgianna trying to study social living on hall duty . . . A quartet - they may not sing but they're always in tune : Lewis, George. Rene, Carl . . . Delores and Lorraine put on the Gnishing touches . . . Bus-full - and away we go to Indianapolis . . . Looking ever the meat situation at Kingan's . . . Pat and Shirley hurrying before the bell rings . . . Buzzbuzz in T02 - When the cat's away. the mice will play! . . . Harmony - the well-known Four Sweets and One Bitter' The feudin' kind' Dale and Stack t T ll h . . . . . . wo e as w o never quarrel. . . . The early morning get-together. discussing the world situation. -1--.q,..,.. .fg-,rs . . . The group who planned it: Jackowiak, Nowak, Rzeszewski, Forray, Theodorofi. Hadary. Landuit, Kania, Plencner, Burzynski . . . Pat chalks up sales . . . Pat and Gladys count the take . . . Tom thinks over the year's athletic record . . . Margaret checks our four years' records . . . Shirley turns her back to type . . . Elizabeth and Pat mount those tiny pictures . . . Sylvia tries a lay-out idea . . . Joan touches up our autographs . . . The Dedication Committee. First Row: Mary Ann Lichkay, Georgianna Klosinski. Mary Lew- is, Pal Abraham, Shirley Gwynn. Dolores Effs. Lorraine Myns- berge, Gladys Badowski. Rita Kania. Margaret Plencner, Pal' Wells, Marlene Fuessel. Second Row: Virginia Kusz, Elea- nor McClone, Adelle Orzechow- ski. Margaret Hadary. Joan Jac- kowiak, Elizabeth Forray. Joan Rebics, Sylvia Nowak, Pat Kur- dys, Joan Lekarczyk. Third Row: Shirley Meszaros. Maureen Arnold. Rita Wroblew- ski Virginia Arelf, Barbara Luka- vich, Pa! Theodoroli, Joan Lach. Nancy Paczkowski. Pa! Boosi. Panda Club The PANDA CLUB, a group open lo all senior girls and lo seniors onfy, was organized aboul eighl years ago. Members are expecled 'ro devole lheir lime and energies lo slimulaling inleresl in Washingfon High School alhlelics and io being helpful in pushing olher school acfivilies among bolh seniors and underclascmen. This year members conducled some of 'rhe pep assemblies and sol .l The pro- grams lprepared by lhe Engineers' Clubl al fhe ioolball games. The year's aciiviffes will end wilh a luncheon lale in May. Miss Gerlrude Forlin is sponsor of fhe club. This year Gladys Badowskf has been presidenl. WW '3- sf W5 ' In , . - f v I' ,X ! :U f. 1 lj 1 A Z is. 5 :Q 1 o 54 'vm i ,pw W in.. 'QQ I T Kish pinning down a frog . . . Helen focusing a specimen . . . Leonard and Casimer at work . , . John Sanders shows them how . . . Watch these figures. Pat! . . . Kathleen and Shirley make the patient comfortable - with cardboard accessories . . . Sommers smooths cl curve . . . George teaching senior English . . The social living class driven outdoors by plasterers . . . chemistry class discovers the thermite process . . . Earl and Bob get a bird's eye view of the Mammoth Cove country . . . Wierzbinski and Boosi ponder refraction in physics class . . . Joyce and Barbara watch Shirley try her luck on the eIectric . . . Now. George. this is the way you do it , says Mr. Stillson . . . Mary Lewis practices the blow-pipe technique . . . Did advanced shorthand class ever look like this? . . . Richard struggles - with the machine or his audience? glwf gs rj A , , I q ' , Cx. uhh f 2X i5,, ' I f L N X 0 x .,XrNH 5? , u 1 LV ,fy fl L wy M if Q vi if k1 XNXXf,M xk ' fy Nl' -- Q 'ff' M20 ,mm Mex nys ,few-H 'iw N 'T'Y DY! av, MQ NVNYNBP fnf'5f-nvf 'V'. ?qna'9hfY? 0515075 wh lx i ov-urn s'r--' av-gf-vv-vs FV v W ' -506 15 ,-fnfvvx, 'VV' Z 10100 .--yvsf-v ' .--M. -T-'Q e pd' . 5 Washinglon Washingfon Washinglon Washingfon Washingfon Washing+on First Row: Phillips. Maxwell, Hubbard, Kish, Foro, Fo:resr, Milewslxi, Pieniazkiewicz, Easton. Second Row: Mr. Pilarslui. Bates, Sommers, Lechfanski, Sfaikowski, Jurgonski. Milewski. Brazier. Benko, Kozukiewicz, Boskey. Third Row: Mr. Redling, Niespodziany, Meisberg, Rzepnicki. Siderits, Elmore, Kolacz. M. Griflin, Jackowiuk, Grazyk. Puszfai, Mondovics, Wozniak, Jagmin, J. Griffin, Gour, Wands, Mr. Wegner. THE RECORD Easl Chicago Rooseveli John Adams Riley Elkharf Mishawalra LaPor+e I3 I4 Washinglon I2 Michigan Cily C, 7 Washinglon 26 Cenlral O Washingfon 47 Forl' Wayne Cenirai Caihoiic 0 Washingion I4 Easl' Chicago Washingfon 24 WON 7 - LOST 2 - TIED I 'Conference li+le play-off Top row: Ronald Meert, Ronald Milewski, Virgil Moore. George Kovatch. Second row: William Elmore. James Brazier. Clare Holley, James Easton, Ronald Latosinski. Bottom row: Steve Rzepnicki. Robert Niespodziany, Charles Dalton, Dan Morozowski. Washington 52 Madison ..... Washington 53 Hammond Clark -aa , Washington 50 Niles .....,.,...,.. - Washington 52 Gary Roosevelt A,.e..a - Washington 49 North Side Fort Wayne --, Washington 69 Concord ..,......-... -- Washington 52 Riley .... - Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington T H E R E C 0 R D Mishawaka .,..... ,- Elkhart .... Mishawaica - Goshen a,A, Central ..,... -, Gary Tolleston Adams .,...., -- COACH HOLLEY and Ins Tournament Dozen Washington Washington Washington Holiday I Tourney S Sectional I Tourney i 69 Benton Harbor 48 Michigan City 52 LaPorte Washington Washington Washington Washington 7 First Row: VanDeVeIde, Meisberg, Rzepnicki, Morosxowski, Pasman. Zrobek. Fozo, LeeVan. Washingfon Wasl1ing+on Washinqfon Washingfon Waslwingion Washingfon Waslwingfon Washinglon 1 ' Waslwingfon cr' W Ericson. Hubbard. Buck Row: Mr. Laweclxi, Moore. Papczynski, Niespodxiany, Sfailmowski, Kovatcll, Solmos, Kola- kiewicz, Dereng, Lipinski. Chiszar. Meert, Benko. Niles Mishawalra New Paris Elkhari Soufln Bend Soufh Bend Soufh Bend Soufh Bend Mishawalra THE SCHEDUL Caiholic Ceniral Adams Riley Wasl1ing+on Wasl1ing+on Washingion Washingfon Waslwingfon Waslwingion Washinqfon Washingfon Washingfon Michigan C Adams LaPor+e Elkharf Souih Bend Soufh Bend Souili Bend Scuih Bend Mishawalca ify Cafholic Ceniral Adams Riley 5 Track First Row: Linner, Lyczynski. Wasowski, Boskey, Austin, Degucll, Berndt. Phillips. Back Row: Johnson. Gawendo, Wilder, Niedbolo, Wegenko. Turzynski. Bonek. Forrest. Mon- dovics. Jurgonski. Winkler, Egorski, Andrzewski, Griliin. Thompson, Johnson. Elmore. Washingfon Washinglon Washinglon Washingion Washinglon Washinglon Waslwinglon Washinglon Washington Washinglon 49 3rd 7+l1 63-W2 33-W3 THE SCHEDULE Riiey 60 Cify Indoor Conference Indoor Washinglon-Clay 45- LaPor+e 75-2f3 Weslville Goshen Relays Adams Conference Trials Riley Washinglon Washingfon Washingfon Washinglon Washingfon Washinglon Washingfon Washinglon Washinglon Washingfon .U 'JU1 Goshen Conference Finals Cenlral Sec+ional Meel Niles Michigan Cily Regional Meef Mlshawalca Slale Meel Cily Oulcloor Meef J . Z 70' f --.. J! , iffilhii' CZ-l'c.54741c.Ifu44fQ I fi X :ff ,' 1 rfg X ,J THE RECORD Waslwinqlon Waslwinglon Waslwinqlon Washlnglon Waslvingfon Washingfon Waslwinglon 25 Cenlral , , 9 Muncie Burris 3b Gary Froebel 28 Gary Froebel 2l Gary Lew Wallace 25 Riley IO Culver H , WON I LOST 6 Swimming Team First Row: VandeVelde, Burger, Burzynski, Niver, Hines. Rogers, Weiss. Slaby. Second: Mr. Zuchowsky, Sfenberg, Molendo, Hubbard, Niedbalu. Teeter, VanKosky, Grun, Andrzeiewski. Wrnxl' Benko FB, BsB Jurgonski FB Ericson Bs B Foro FB', BSB' Kish FB Lipinski BSB GRADUATING LETTERMEN Kovotch BkB , BSB Milewski FB VandeVe!de BSB Posrncn FB Mgr. BsB Pienioxkiewicz FB Deguch Tre ck Staikowski FB, Bs B Puszfai FB Dolllick Tre ck Grayzck FB Schultz FB Mgr. Wasowski Track Grifin FB' Siderifs FB Burlynski Track Mgr Swm. 'NW Jagmin FB Summers FB if fm sy, .,w....Q A. 97,1 ATHLETIC CAPTAINS George Kovatcll, '53 Matt Gflmll, '53 and Dale Foro, '53 Baslrefball Foolball Richard Deguch, '53 and lill Forest, '54 Alex BEIIKO, '53 George Niver, '54, and Tom Burxynski. '53 Track Baseball Swimming Q 9 Q' - '15 3... 4 54 I i. S Z4 5242 MSM 'Q Wit W JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL First Row: Curtis King, Richard Milewski, Thomas Zielinski, Walter Turner, Dale Soos, Vincent Cooper. Gary Fry, Arthur Young. Lazt Row: Walter De Baets, Albert Grifhn, Bob De Voss, David Williams, Curtis Sim- mons, Tom Makowski, Mr. Lawecki. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL First Row: Larry Matuszak. Gerald Fry, Vic- tor Antkowiak, Terry Nowicki, Vincent Coop- er. Walter Turner, Dale Soos, Ronnie Soos. Bobby Milewski, John Abraham. Second Row: Gary Fry. Leo Hauguel. Richie Milewski, Hampton Grillin, Edmond Gorha, David Williams, Larry Hauguel, Mr. Lawecki. Third Row: Albert Grilin, Jackie Smith, Wal- ter De Boets, Bob Boros. Bob De Voss, Arthur Young, Tom Malsowski, Curtis Simmons. kj I CU 535 Ji.. X kxxl xkx, K X CifLQ4gbxXV -TQ 4, x at Y- Xu ef Q ZD '51'uJm+ LC 'lfI ...I ,giiiiii ai ,, 4134152 3 3 9 O' to cf: GPM' Q Q mm 4 'xii rm 1 ' . f 1 Rl. K 1 X, . gk X Q . V ---- , ,, , W' Q ,Y we xo 3' z 5 Mmfml ,, +A' X. .mv M Qi., fmmyvrmu' K If W W in S- A 10 93 ww, ,sg J gs -f 3 f Q gi y 'V if W ff Xx gjmjr X -2 aw 442.1 W, N -wi A-TW 'U . I xg ig -8 'gi'-1' ' A n Qlilu w-Q ' 'mx Nw. 55 53 Q4 ' x AN W 5 M5 so Q ,W V' 5 14, s n W1 .,v 39 E X L ,Q - Q- DEQ- M 1 fm., qffm F J WMQ r 0' Q 2? 5 as 1 l?'liQl!n3l5lSH N g i X' E' x 9 .. 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Joan Lekar- czyk, Suzanne Bartok, Mary Ann Ganser, Don- na Steenbeke. Geraldine Karnafel. Second Row: Dolores Haluda. Pat Aftowslii, Steve Kosanovich, Dan Keilfer, John Sanders. Mr. Stamm. Third Row: Eddie Blough, Joe Koczan. Ralph Pieniaszkiewicz, Frank Linner, Richard Sten- berg. OPERATORS' CLUB First Row: Richard Hauguel, Rene Van Parys, Richard Freeman, Robert Gorbacz, Norbert Kalmer. James Teeter. Robert Zmudzinski, Ronald Green. Last Row: Mr. Halloran, Donald Milewski. Ronald Frick. Richard Fuessel, Gerald Uidak, Dan Kieffer, Richard De Greave. Richard Pierzchala. , , HI-Y CLUB First Row: Norman Hines, Ralph Wierxbinslri, Carl Lipinski. Joe Papcxynslti. Bob Lee Van. Dick Siderits. Back Row: George Heynessens, Richard Piekarslui, Ronald Meert, Frank Slaby. Steve Boslry. Joe Lycynslxi. Y-TEENS Front Row: Pat Chmiel, Elizabeth Mnichow- slli, Mary Lewis, Susanne Bartok, Tressie True, Frances Plummer, Sheila Howe, Pauline Reiter, Helen Domanovich, Pat Parsell, Mary Jo Weninger, Josephine Molnar, Jackie Weiler. Middle Row: Mary Ann McClure, Anita Knexevich, Rita Kwasniewslxi, Betty McCIone, Mary Ann Lesniewicz, Sheila Brantley, Vir- ginia Sikorslzi, Ann Rafalski, Betty Lou Tom- czak, Marlene Meert, Germaine Tokarslsi, Carol Tetzlaff, Sandra Heck. Marilyn Zim- merman. Back Row: Darlene Olden, Darlene Deranek. Evelyn Szymczak, Marcia Plencner, Mary Ann Wasowski, Margaret Plew, Rita Plencner. Carol Mitchell. Nancy Nitka, Beverly Jean Wright, Betty Ewing. Y-TEENS Front Row: Theresa Osborn, Rosemary Feni- more, Mary Jane Hoppe, Joyce Johnson, Bar- bara Jean Phillips, Pat Lax, Barbara Hogey. Donna Van De Sample. Charlene Pinter, Vera Niver. Middle Row: Maxine Wolff, Pat Wasielewski, Valarie Jovanich, Madaline Grunert, Virginia Czaikowski, Betty Lou Horvath, Lois Jean Fincher, Theresa Lewis. Back Row: Dolores Popielski, Geraldine Kar- nefel, Donna Steenbelre, Sharon Baumqart- ner, Carolyn Ciupinski, Mary Ann Van Ras- sen, Charlene Willoughby. Emma Lou Lan- clow. Betty Brown. USHERS' CLUB Front Row: Dolores Frasz. Janet Runnells, Carol Wentland, Patti Michalski. Marcia Radecki, Pat Theodoroff, Pat Wells, Mary Jane Osowski. Second Row: Tressie True. June Urbanski. Joan Lach. Audrey Abraham. Dorothy Lich- lxay, Gladys Badowski. ENGINEERS' CLUB Front Row: Herman Richardson. Dick Siderits, John Szymcxak, R. C. Stilson, Bob Wasowski. John Zrobek. Richard Deguch, John Kolacz. Second Row: Joe Papczynski, Duane Hany- zewski, John Polonka, George Heynessens. Arthel Bates, Buddy Moore, Ralph Weiss. Third Row: Carl Lipinski, Gerald Staikowski, Ray Branchik, Torn Traszhowski, Bob Chrzan, Dan Chrzan, Dick Pusztai. Gene Krych, Dan VanLake. 1 l .a.s.iff'i HATCHET STAFF First Row: Margaret Drzewiecki, Elizabeth Forray, Joan Lekarczyk. Elizabeth Mnichow- ski. Margaret Hadary. Virginia Kusz, Shirley Gywnn, Shirley Rzeszewski, Dolores EH-s, Pat Wells. Second Row: Pot Chmiel. Janet Runnells. Do- lores Haluda, Mary Jane Osowslci, Joan Joc- liowiak. Pat Abraham, Rita Bryda, Lorraine Mynsberge, Tom Hubbard. Tom Burzynski. Third Row: Marguerite Watson. Dolores Szy- manowski. Barbara Szynski. Marilyn Buckner, Shirley Meszaros. Mary Ann Lichkay, JoAnn Lach, Pat Theodorolt. Virgie edits it . . . Janet circulates it . . . Grace posts the daily . . . the gang reads it. Q51 Rlmcdfffgwgmi ff xx J, -T xx A l Q. ,vm I .. if Iii? ay 115. we fl -,at 4 1 W 'SH if A ' I A . . r H - P., ' n to ' l f-4 N llllll llll ll if' Xwuumx ' ' ' NN u Rama legs, ' XX-lllQ'g A Q uv x ry ,, f l A X mas' - ' Qi 4 ' iii? X N A I ,p UQ Q 1 A42 Q 'N fre f N- L J . Q-N. ..f y L, ,. ...., i . i if ,gf l . Q I, - X'-as W L A 1 ra .. 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Meszaros, Molnar, Niver, Phillips, Piacsek. Sixth: Ewing, LeeVan, Nlespodxlany. O'Chap, Plummer, 'Wax Aw X Qx Z' N X i is Ui-lT7l'OF?,5 :NN Akvy A. Q ' 6- , -. I I Y s J- an-Q ' ,gg - -Q., '4 I :S 'Q 5 X Xf vii , 1 f -4 x ' Q k I v , VX ffm ,T A A A I! I V X , 5 ? ff X f ' . Q57 wg .J 5, gif I Qf 1 ww Ma' i M? if ,f Ki Q hav 916 Q '-iv V ' .5 W ....b f tg 3 X' - ' mx .A A q .gig P M 'i A , of it i .M ,1 .. o 9 A - Q if i . f ,n ' Thi' . ' ij' ' i - VYKH, - ,R i : iii ::,, Q J IA: -.,.,.. -:':: 5 5 Q . , lf - 'Z 5 . ' I f it -5 :zlig ' ., ' W .v ik ,ix ' I I V y 1 Q ::- 1 4 GQ I- Q , A ,V 2 V' , Ci. i' Te: ' maj ' -'A- -'fiiff 'I 1 LY Wh 'R W gf W. ' ,,--,, 1 , A .Q ..., 1 :xg , 1 .51, , 1 yay. in . 'W 5 sf ig, ' 'vb' K s Q N. Q - .:, A -I V f a ,,,-g - Ei, . - f 5, :v t I wk Q x , S ., is M wx ziit .: iv if Q ,W fgivk 8 Q H Q- if Qi A f i .gl 2 4 o 1. ,X F - , .-,-'- .:.,. I :.,. :ja ,,:-: 5 I -ragga, :,. .ge . ., Q 1 ,,,..1 :,,:: Q, - o i s '- n P' ::: os f .mi zzzz '4 , KEY x .P -P - Top Row: Londow, Lewis, McGrew, Melton. Second: Meszaros. Molnor, Nyari, Reed Third' Sones. Toth, U'd k W I . . I a , a ier, Watson. Fourth: Wells, Youts, Abraham, Boier, Brooks, Chiszur, Crowell, Golubski, Gour, Groychowski, Gyorkos. Fifth: Horvath, Jaworski. Koczan, Kopczynski, Korpol. Lotosinski. Osowski, Plonski, Rzepnicki. Stepniewski, Wuchowiuk. Sixth: Lichkay, Morozowski, Pehlke, Pie- trzuk. Theodoroff. Urbonski, Petoe, Rininger, Sobczok, VonPutte. I 4? 1? i QQ , ,... , - M M., -.. i QM Q If -:,,v, C, -A Q? :zl W: 5' 1' 1 ,,:, Ju n 1 ORS 'K .-AA ' ' .lzi -- F V, 1 Um, 2 X I . 2 R k 2 ah i f W P my mx R N 1 N A ., U - , -N ,, ' , , . A . ., . . I .Q - , 5 ' f 2 , 3 ' VV ' N ' if A ' , -W... ig .hln M .Ni , 5 L ff' . Qffg ' . M i f III .,,. ' g' F if '-,-. , ' A 1 . F 'Q' ' H n J I Q. gg A3 A ii in - ' Q ' ' Q' . . 'X 'Q on gf 1' 'F f ' A V . 1' 'F 1- , ,, ow -- Q 'P:' V . v 'A .Q 'f o . 'F i l-. ko. X' 'M . ,- F i i f ,::1..,., ' . M it M Si 5 .511 '-' '::': ':' :II . A at 4 'A ,A 0' VF A 9 Q ,W W A 3 No am .. .bx . :,, I h,,.::,, A Q Wi VAAV 'wi J digg? 4 1- ' K Q I AN: , ,S 1 ' t A - if K 9 .,.,..,. , I I ,k-:-:: 1,3 , tc V ., .:,. A . ii -A K 52 A . '-':-f:f' v Ni 'A' fm am.. L. .... Mig in in xref F . . . R F -:A:.A -.-.:,- X 'J L F , I :fig sk S.. X A ,kk J ffm. va 1 F if 3 iii f . Q F -2 : , o it 'S ww . . ww . la i ,V in 1 A 1 I L.v .fi , ii:-5, it ' tl N . 3x i Q? . lzzzzzzzl A 1--- , y . , .P w V q :': --., ,Q .,: M H .-I-- Q :- ' S,-wx A Q 1 FQ i '--- f.. 5 ' 3 Top Row: Woltmon, Wosielewski, Witucki, Zolas, Reima. Brzelinski. Buckner, Chmiel. Second: Czoikowshi, Czarnecki. Drzewiechi, Frasx, Griflin, Haludo, Hooth, Kalmar, Kazmierczak. Third: Kolocz. Leisure, Londmon. Luster, Piekorski, Prxybysz. Ronschoert, Sienkie- wicz. A. Sloby. F. Sloby, Thompson. Fourth: Toth, Wolff, Boier. Bemdt, Boneh, Dalton, Dombrowski, Elmore, Forrest, Kovotch, Linner. Fifth: Mochowialx, Madison. Michalski, Mnichowski, Molendo, Moo re, Nagy, Nowak. Popielski. Poznonski, Rodechi. Sixth: Runnells, Rysdorf, Simmons. G. Sloby, Smith, Solmos, Szymonowski, Szynski, True, VonSant. Wentland. Ogg? ,:. , V VAA, E - ., , --- ..,,l ,, E , M A :.,. , - t , ,. 1:3 wa - 'px' 'f.,- w : Z' ' , A :-, .... OW' ' 1 ,ww ' ' Q ' -Q, Gm 5 .. t .. , QNRW A nu , ,Q t I. ,I 0 , M A X Q ::: . ,.,A lx ., tw M Q W-fe Q -- ,...,:L :,..- 1 I E j K r T V ,..,. .' :' I D I ., X .,,. D b Oi' ,.-11- ' M, ' 5 .r - J ,,, - , , A ' W l X, C? . up ,,.-- ,,,, ,ge H E ' 163, Q 77 Q . L A Q Q ' .21 at 'W V, ,X LV! ' f f, wa 5 ' ' , , 44 N' f W? . 7 F ,. QW F iiiii . F i H 5 1' .. .ff '.J'Y 'F..,..1' .. .,s.,.W 'V 'X : ' , ,b my F K U . . F ' J . , ':K' H IQAV .. V f fx - R at x X W: V. :I A32 A ,int ., -S. Q in X All , A X JN I , -R x ,K M 1 'fi N E N V ge '95 o A f o W ig ,Q - n g 3' 1 ., ,Y Q I - , VE, ,. N .I V - I ,QIV M gf :,.:,, v'l-- -.1 , M W :ZIIZ In ,Z 2, f ., Q f , fi f i ., ,, 5 A o . , F - F e F 1 . , , h i F :R ..:,., If ll-. ,V -A:- f . .,.2 Q ZX , .,,v.: E 1. ,Z i-V A--',. H 'N . t .11 AA A-l, if ,,.- V V- A A o n i r F i n en f M 9 , 5 1 Q .,,, T Q ,,: zhv 3 A i , ,:' A ii , H , ,.' W-W li , D f F ,. Q 'X , ,,:.- , , ' 1 .,-':'- -E-Z' ,, ' 7, - .. , I , I xx ix R - ,AQVI 2 - E:: vs , 5 : 5 :I -.,-: E: W T ...ra ,Q V f X, ....,,,:, ..:. a wal in ki W 'RRR llb' , x . ttffiifi V , ...,. -ws i 6 : iq V-A V i --- In 5: in V 39 - 1 ii i? 32 Q. i W, V 1,4 ' - ,AA , I y, ...,, t- , 5' x v.-- I I ., E - ::. F -I I t uk ,,. A . A zib S N A 2 1 X .wt Top Row: Chondonio, Graham, Jachimiok, Jones, Maxwell, Phillips, Piacsek, Walker. Second: West. Williams, Albert, Arelt, Aszklcr. Bartok. Baum. Boguclii, Burxynski. Third: Chlebowski. Cooper, Deranek, Ellis, Ewing. Forroy, Frick. Fuessel, Grochowski, Grontkowski, Heck. Fourth: Hall. Juronilx, Kozmierczak. Lebiedzinski, Lenczewski, Lesniewicz. Lichnorowicz. Lukaszewski, McCIone. Meert, Molenda. Fifth: Niiak. Ogorek, Paszek, Pikuza. Talboom, Wulesiewicz, Waller. Widowski, Albert, Andrzeiewski, Austin. Sixth: Batson, Brantley, Brown. Chambers, Cheairs. Cooper, Cole. DeCook, Domonovich, Filchak. Freeman. .i -s 'VP 1' - r Sf. 1 'arf he 4 Li, A ir, ,A 4 .J f.,J K A ,t nf. Q 1 , ' P .l YIM tx J 'J '-Q-1 i .. .gf , , .r as M- or o ,.,, F lv Q I Q fri S02 2' r Q ' 5 h ' , 'III W o ss N ' 'Exe . ,.l, q,, Ez' V , 4 i 1 ' -A i M K Q ,,, or i iii , 'f5.a:oqL, uf 59 , '- o 'ff-3 .q,. ., E s , Aq,. .. , I Q I 222 . X 3 E VE '...k: 1 5 ,, , s Q' L Q' ' , . : , 1: i r ff? . , . I f -. n A oio i 5 X b 44' o, N N , lzl. .:.: Q . ,.. 12 .1 1 ,,A ,. , it A 'lbz , A orrr , , n 1 0 2.1 4-p Q 3 f NW I I H? ul 1 ..... I .R zzz : I .gif - . va n l i o' 1 'V' f.,., A 1 i g Qi.. - S3 ? .f I I ga, Q 5 : i x ..:... Y Ag .:,:.... ,., x ,- Q ij . -0+ , ' '3 ': r- ,A ..:,,. Q. - X : , 3 :'.'l. . Q , 4 I X , L 1 Y 'Q , M, Q, ,:.. w b Q , Z 1, ' 'P , .xr .- . - gf f . 7 ..,., '? 1 ,.N.A , 4 . t ., D ' K - I,:,., .:-.-. I ::,: S - .X.w X t nl- Top Row: Hubbard, Flowers, Gawenda, Jerzak, Jovanovich, Kaman, Lukacs, Madar, Markiewicz. Second: Prikosovits, Rogacki, Slaby, Sinkiewicz, Stenberg, Solrnos, Szymczak, Thompson, Urban. Third: Vargo, Weninger, Witucki. Zimmerman, Andrysiak, Austin, Balukie- wicz. Beghrel, Borowski, Ciesiolka, Czarnecki. Fourth: DePriest, Dering, Freeman, Golvos, Grzeskowiak, Herman. Houk, Jackowiok, Joz- wiak, Kasznia, Knezevich. Fifth: Melton, Moon, Nagy, Nemeth. Otoiski, Plencner. Rafalski, Rogers, Ross, Smithley, Steinhofer. Sixth: Tetxloif, Thompson, Tomczak, Vaughan, Woodard, Wozniak, Tobolski, Tokarslri, Varqo, Winkler, Wankowski. A A A V Alv . AA s If it ' L 3- AA.. . -' A 'f ig' .e A f ff if Fa K ' .,:' N A N nw 1 Q Aggg a, ix ? A ' -v,,! g J , 2 I : V- .... 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Fifth: Jones, Koxmierczuk, Keiffer, Kovotch, Koxakiewicz. Lyczynski. McCollum, Meszaros. Milewslxi, Mondovics, Niedbolo. Sixth: Nitko, Northrup, Purcell. Paslmell, Patterson. Povich, Reiter. Schweiger, Sikorski. Sones, Stevens. i I '4L,Q ii' Ig X4 53,749 ' ':A. h m, ' as 5 mil DW I . : ,,,.. , ,,:,,,- iv L' -I '-'E:5- t I xi A A 'Q qw g ,,l- I n nt ' x i f 'K t M S , A iv ii N 4 A I- ,,.-h W .'.-, . . - Alllv ,.5,-. x. Q x. . . ,. . , X Y-.tk 5 A ' :Q K 1 A -Q A 2 ::,E , . -5 A Qi V w i Q ' A i R95 m an K, ...i:f 3, is n - f' A- i 1 al 1 L if ' , hiiiik i i ' , ' 5 Q 1 dnn .gi W X 1 Q d I , :fi if f' 1 W 1 . NA ' . .. , ,I , 31,11 n i n ' W if -'L i A' 1 1- 5 4. i X 'in fn ..,, :b' N A X' X ' 9 1' ' , v2-v A : ,J b . 1 yn' Y 'ii dl' 7 M - , I , . V -i - 7 'n ,A '1 .1 :gg ::::-- : azb . Q, .:,., J t 'J I f V A : .A A 1 m m f R 2 sf Q V 3 ni ii iii i hh i . i i nn ii nhh ,J n . ' n i i i i 'iw h iidn 1 n Top Row: M. Alfred, Austin, Banasiewicz, Brown Ciupinski. Dargiewicz, Drzewiecki, Egierski, Ellis, Fuiawa. Gronfkowski. Second: Grunerf, Hardy. Hegedus, Janiak, Johnson, Jovanich, Kolodziei, D. Kozokiewicz, Kryszczuk, Kush, Landman. Third: Lodygu. Meerf. Modaras. Meyers. Obenchain. Olden. Osborn. Fourth: Armstrong. Bulukiewicz, Burger, Bartz. Beke. Bognar, Bucher. Fifth: Ciesiolka. Cxaikowski, Czarneclxi, Kotolinski, Finch. Grun, Judah. Sixth: James. Jerzok, Kolesiak, Ferency. Krakowski, Mukowski. Neeley. :E ' Q X A :I X'::,.s' ,L L .Q i . ' 'K W ',. ff f 1 f L 4' 5 f naw S S i S h 3' h , i h hh S S x Q. Q x E V 1 TJ L, i AV, 1 X S - . -. A , V V , . ,IVA 'WX 'WS f J Q? E5,,,3 , x . qll I I AM 1 Q3 QQ, K J ' 4 5- tw Y v i x , , x S lll -L? 3 ., ,fx ..:, 1 5 Z .- W Aim SE' f W - .5 Ezg V Q . , -.,,-,l 1. V i ' S Q ' Q 423 tg, A V .rw g, S ,rg AL W gg. -Vi JC .V S nr .V , AJR, X .Q V . xx - t 1 3 I x G Q 3 .Qu we wm xg 4-19' . S .-:-: . 'A,,, ,,,,,, i :,,, , K 2 1 Q' S ia? i ii i i S i ai A Yr! 5 R S Top Row: Pinfer, Prxybysz. Ryman, Sobieski, Swartz, VanDeSampie, Tournouf. Walasiewicz, Willoughby, Wisniewski, Young. Second: Beier. Chmiel. Ciesiolka, Dudik, Echols, Fish, Grunwald, Karnafel. Kindf. Kovach, Lewundowski. Third: Machowiuk. Malone. McGam- mon. Milewslxi, Odynski. Overmeyer, Phillips. Fourth: Pefrowski, Prikosovifs, Sinha. Sobierolski, Sfeinbrunner, Stuckey. Teeter. Fifth: Tindall. Tindall, Turner, VanDePuNe. VanHulIe, VanSanf, Wasielewski. Sixth: Wesolowski, Wilder. Wieger. West. Williams, Wilson. Zmyslo. 'L ,. Aww fa.-A 33g M ff ,ff . 0 0 'Q X 5 ,.,' 1 , ,il .:E R i .5 x, , Q ' -A it N X 1 3' , 5 E :5::. W' . N I , . ..,.A,. . ,V Q -ty .N b 1 ,.,,.: WF MPMHN K My T X .A :E , X z,.. ,a':1 aff? iii I A f -n , ..AV q -- k 3' . - A Q: W X V ,.. A , N V .E ww V M ,ay Y q .. ax rf 1 4 1 f I x ,bbl 4' f X X- U : ' H 1 :5:::::: w A. x 1 i 5 Y I Q4 V -y n 1, . . .:.: jx i .Q in at i n P. .-.Q ' ' Q ,.,. I M 7 A..?:. ' N ' .5-'P A H YN , 1 H ::: .::-! Quvl . vi , X . A . ':g ,.... 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K , :.::,,, f A 1,:,,, I 1 AQ at A , Y 4 nnn io F ,wi v V ., z qzl., , g mf, ' Sw 3 V38 A 'ST' S rg X 'A .I Q , . - ' -E - ,b ..,:, 3' K Av :.:- ':2- . - X, - F F F fi. F Q :Z X l F E n ii : V 4' f 7 f:-: xiii F . I Q l it oo f , Q lv .:.,.. , A x o 1-so 2 in 2':': ' W , 'qi Fx M 'W 'fl 'R f 4 Q Q W . ..b x 2, 4 :,. 9 F W ,Q .ii Mm K . 'Q . , QM lv 1 . ,hx 'N r WM '.:- -X I LI. --A. ,.4.E:.,v. as Q -I Y V - BW, , 5 E' t 9 . 'A -:MK Fl , ez ,,::, I was Av Q .ff Q- Q. S ,W Q Am W. t o N ww J . Q 51 . A I,V,, W .52 I M F on n F o r E. o n n o F F n o Q . o o F c ' . I 'P 3 355 '.. 'E . l 'F ..,, ., N-rw ' g- I W .4.. V HN I ..VV... M QE 1 X.. gg ff ef f In :, ' I 9 a vfiizg 4- ':: : ' ' . lnnl i 4 3 if l F F -X 'F F Q' 1 F 1 1 X uf if ' wwf' to of . ' no 'F Y' .o.-., RW. an , To Row: DeMeulenoere. Ganser, Gour, Gulyas, Kozmierczok. King. Kirk, Lyntch, Ludwilmowslii. Meszoros, Micholslri. Second Row: Mo- P Iendo. Murphy, Nowicki. Plonski, Rodeclsi, Rininger. Rybicki, Songer, Strousbough. Sxucs, Toth. Third Row: Ullery, VonAcker, Van Ros- sen, Walker. 8th: Bergman. Boros, Bucher. Deiaets. DeVoss, Flowers. Fourth: Gorlio, Grifiin, Irons, C. King. K. King, Lyczynski, Ma- kowslxi, Motuszok. McCoy, Shaw, Silver. Fifth: Simmons, Smith. Smith. Soos. Williams, Wozniak. Wozniclli, Zielinski. 7th: Antkowiak. Busxkiewicz. Sixth: Cole. Cooper, DeBoets, Fry. McCoy. Nowieki, Pope, Sloby. Verselder, Williams, Young. Patrons Amours South Bend, Ind. Auto Inn Garage 2711 Western Avenue A 8: J Market 3529 Western Avenue Casimer's Super Market 3410 Western Avenue Chapin Bakery 720 S. Chapin Street Chatter Box 2001 Prairie Avenue Walter Deka 849 S. Chapin Street ' Ed 81 Stan's Grocery 8: Mkt. 702 S. Olive Blvd. Bean's Sport Shop 1503 Western Avenue Belleville Pharmacy 3801 Western Avenue Belleville Super Market Engineers' Club 5302 W. Sample Street Washington High Benko 8: Sons Co., Inc. Flavorite Bake Shop 1402 Prairie Avenue 623 S. Meade Street Birdie's Brookfield Cafe Gish Lumber Company, Inc. 456 S. Brcokfield Street 5700 W. Ardmore Trail Block Bros., Jewelers G. 8: E. Restaurant Cor. Michigan Sz Washington 322 W. Sample Street Bldg. Materials Specialty Co. Hans-Rintzsch Luggage Shop 1212 S. Walnut Street 138 N. Michigan St. John Hayes Publications Adv. Dir. Herman's Store 827 S. Walnut Street Hi-Y Washington High Horvath Food Shop 3501 W. Sample Street Huron Pharmacy 2210 W. Huron Street Louise Hunsberger Senior Class Sponsor Indiana Hardware 8z Tin 802 W. Indiana Ave. Juniors of 102 Washington High Juniors of 108 Washington High Juniors of 109 Washington High Shop Juniors of 114 Washington High Juniors of 116 Washington High Juniors of 125 Washington High Sal Langner's Super Market 1117-19 Western Ave. Larges Service Station R. R. No. 3, Box 117 C. E. Lee Company 225 So. Main Street Clem Lewandowski 433 E. LaSalle Ave. Lottie Lewinski 209 So. Walnut Street Peter J. Luczyk 506 S. Harris Street Mary-Ann Drive In 1711 S. Michigan Street Mr. 8z Mrs. John R. McKim 1229 Markle, Elkhart, Ind. Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Michor 626 E. Broadway Mezzei Food Market 1637 Kemble Ave. Michael's Cut Rate 1702 Prairie Ave. The Milk Station Mayflower Sz Western Ave. Milliken's Five Point Market 5830 Western Avenue Modern Cut Rate 805 S. Chapin Street Ben Molenda 1815 W. Ford Street Messenger Press 301 S. Chapin St, McDonald Studio 116 W. Colfax Ave. Patrons Marguerite Murphy Memory Lane Sponsor Muszynski Insurance 2124 Western Ave. Mr. 81 Mrs. Gust Mynsberge 1314 Western Ave. Kagfs Service 1601 W. Indiana Ave. New York Fur Shop 120 N. Michigan St. Leo Nowicki 1201 W. Sample St. Michael Nyikss 1605 Hamilton Pat 'n Patty Shop 3608 Western Ave. Mrs. Veronica Przybysz 803 S. Walnut St. Ray's Bike Shop 1126 Western Ave. Sauer's Jewelers 905 W. Indiana Ave. Edward S. Shelley, M. D. 728 W. Colfax Ave. O. J. Shoemaker 1008 Lincclnway East Frank Slaby, Builder 5525 Western Ave. Sonneborn's Sport Shop 121 West Colfax Ave. South Bend Lunch Room 2118 Western Ave. Spencer's Hitching Post 5741 Western Ave. Stanley's Grocery 501 Mayflower Rd. S 81 S Quality Cleaners 1402 Western Ave. Student Council Washington High Taberski Meats 2106 Western Ave. A. Taelman 1406 Western Ave. A. B. Z. Terminal Restaurant 1533 W. Sample Street Trudy's Drive In 3905 Western Ave. Frank Tubicsak 1541 Dunham Street Phil Van Tornhout 1312 Western Ave. Voorhees-Jontz Lumber Co. 1700 W. Ford Street Western Ave. Pharmacy 2702 Western Ave. Woltman Bros. 803 S. Chapin St. Roman Woodka 824 S. Chapin St. 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I r I M' I QM -9. ' QQKW :ai-gnifyfg-www M IN,fS Autographs . d,g,,, lf My Wf,fjWUyfM fww gyjgiwb jaiufjgjd HM? Q H Ywgcf 24l6,,...4 piggy:-J M ' Wgvf aww fMJW Q' . N! 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