Froebel High School - Steel Dust Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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MT 'i f BOWLING Marianne jacob, Christine Cha- kcs, chairmang Helen Popa. Page Fifty-tour BASKETBALL Lucille Baclanish, Lillian Kome- ICE SKATINC lrene Yurko, Mary Mandula, chairmang Marge Hrinda. c2t.l.s.Z, What could be more fun than ice-skating on the lagoon on a clear wintry clay? G.A.A. girls give their answer by turning out very eagerly for this widely-enjoyed sport every winter. However, it one prefers the indoors, she may always play volleyball, the team activity ot the winter season. Or perhaps her interest lies in bowling or table tennis. She can participate in any or all ot these sports during the winter months. TABLE TENNIS Helen Bellis, Rose Steinhabel chak, chairman, Helen Lehocky, chairmangMildred Raikovich Mary Robbie Pettigrew, Eva Vorkavich. Pavlik, publication chairman

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The most outstanding social affair of the year was the Harvest Hop at which blind-partners were matched. Sarah Robinson was given the honor of presenting the grand prize, an ear of corn and an onion, to the most ideal couple. Decorations of corn stalks, leaves, and pumpkins created an autumn atmosphere. The prom is the most gala affair of the year and will be held at the close of school. Not only is the prom looked forward to, but the decorating of the gym as well. First row: Rosalie Rogers, Edith Lott, Delores McCaskell, Margaret Bankhead, Atheryne Rupert. Second row: Prince Albert Hughes, Alberta Robinson, Loretta Core, Blanche Augustus, Walter Love, Sher- man Cillion, Cora Parker. Third row: Quincetta Hughes, Zelda Odolph, Alyce Greene, Eddie Lee Greene, Romayne Reden, Carmel Evans, Anna Craig. Fourth row: Malcena Bassett, Robert Ballard, Earl Spiller, LaVerne Camp- bell, Robert Burns, Pearla Hawkins. Pa ie Fifty-three

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wok This is the only boys' club in Froebel. At their meet- ings they discuss intimate problems which confront boys in everyday life. Membership is limited to 40 boys chosen by the senior board of members. Only regular fellows are accepted. An initiation once a semester in which pledges are instigated t-o propose to girls, carry books for senior members, count the spikes on the tence with their nose, and many other conspicious acts is always looked for- ward to by the entire school. lVlr. Vance is the club sponsor. First row: Steve Belkow, David Mo- Iik, john Fostero, Second row: Harry Panos, Marce Gonzales, Harold Psimos, Victor Popa, Harry Thanos, Gus Cougias, Dan l-lrnjak, joseph Vance. Third row: john Zimmerman, Wil- liam Arlet, Alfred Angelini, George Longazo, Wilbur Sherry, Ted Shestak, Carl Naum, john Marencik, George Dewenetz. Fourth row: james Molik, Steve Barich, Thomas Drakos, Larry Bacly- lak, Ray Komos, Steve Sirko, john Spirios, Fred Pienta. Page Fifty-tivie