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

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l Y XC?-L2 , WA The l942 track season opened with a bang as Froebel trackmen won the city indoor title. Froebel then journeyed to South Bend and took fourth place in the Gary invitationals. Froebel took Emerson and Lew Wallace into camp in a triangular meet at Froebel. Then came the never to be forgotten victory over Hammond High. For the first time in six years the Blue Devils took the count of the Wildcats by the score of 58 to 52. At the Roosevelt Relays, Froebel played second fiddle to the Wildcats of Hammond. Roosevelt of E. C. journeyed here and when they left the Blue Devils had another notch in their victory column. May 2, preliminaries were held for the N.l.H.S.C. Hard luck again followed the cinder men as they lost to Hammond 57 2X5 to 55Vz. The City Outdoor was taken in a breeze as the Blue Devils ran wild. With the past record, the team looks ahead to the state Finals, May 23, and is setting its cap for the title now held by Fort Wayne N. S. RECORDS: Campbell, High jump, Roosevelt Relays, Shaiffer, 880 City Indoor, Gonzales, 60 City Indoor: lOO Roosevelt Relays. ln the state finals, Gonzales wiped out of the books the old- est state record - 220 yard dash. Time: 2l.5 seconds. First row: Thanos, Popa, Wright, Tosheft, Gugluzzio, Shatter, Cannon, Coleman, D. Gonzalez, Morgavan Chakos, M. Gonzalez. Second row: Hamilton, Bouzas, Taneff, Hill, Fisher, Molchan, Evans, Floyd, Barich, Poncsak, Papadopolous, Odar, Yuha, Molik. Third row: Coach Bergstrom, Shestak, mgr.g Vrska, Chairez, Lavenda, Foster, Campbell, Glenn, F. Armenta, l. Armenta, Yaros, Vargo, Raclivan, Tczikunas, Hughes, Kapnas, Douglas, Belkow, mgr.g Piegatk, mgr. Page Sixty-four SWlMMlNG SEASON RECORD Won .. .. ..... W ...... ..... fafa . Y . 2 Lost ..,........................................... free . v. 7 LETTER WINNERS FERYO ,,,,,,,,,, ,, . Free Style BARICH Diving and Back Stroke HUERTA ,,,, ,,,,,,,, , H , Breast Stroke N55 Vrrr V, ,,,,,,, H Free Style BARNEY . . .. . . Free Style PRADQ ,,,, W Free Style

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cial. floorll, exchanged gifts, and helped show the guests from the other schools a swell time. Boy Meets Girl, the event at which the girls of each class challenge the boys to a game of volleyball, took place in March, and the girls proved their skill and superiority in volleyball by winning every game. But the most eagerly anticipated event of the year is the annual banquet, which was held this year at the Crystal Ballroom of the Hotel Cary. At this gala affair, the new officers and council members for the following year were an- nounced in an impressive cere- mony. After the banquet, the girls' scorts arrived for the dance which was the end of a perfect evening. BASEBALL Dora Hill, Irene Spak, Marge Ramusack, chairman, Wilma Lee, Helen Boyd, Katherine Thomas. TENNIS Steffie Klen, Ella Georgeff, Connie Morafin, Rose Popa, chairman. CROQUET Mildred Fitfick, Bernice Wojewoda, Olive Prado, chairman. SHUFFLEBOARD Lydia Belkoff, Evelyn Stasko, Mary Dubroja, chairman. Page Sixty-three

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C3411 lllvullnflc HIGH SCHOOL PLAY MEET At the annual High School Play Meet, Froebel presented Thornton WiIder's Our Town. This play won the Pulitzer prize for drama in l938, and won fame on both stage and screen. This play was also presented in the Froebel Auditorium as a senior class project. lt proved to be one ot Froebel's most popu- lar performances. Miss Margaret Labb directed it. Larry Badylak, Harry Panos, George Barancyla, Alice Gougias, George Chrison, Marie Pappas, lrenc Romanow Dano Qivh