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

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Annual Staff ★ ★ ★ Seated: R. Popa, M. Dolhay, D. Chelovich, M. Dullos, A. Leas, H. Chrison, B. Baker, S. Drakos Standing: M. Kapnas, I. Yorko, A. Morales, M. Danko, H. Kyros, Mrs. K. Welsh MEET YOUR STAFF The end of the year is here, and we saved the last page of the 1943 Annual for our goodbyes. Last fall there was much clamoring among the Seniors for “one more Annual.” The movement was lead primarily by Albert Leas, and, at his instigation, a joint meeting of the Juniors and Seniors was held. It was decided at this meeting to publish a 1943-1944 Annual and give both classes an opportunity to preserve their schoolday memories. The first semester the staff was very small. Steve Belkow and Manuel Saetes, who are now serving in the U. S. Army, and Albert Leas worked on photography. Juniors and Seniors will long remember how Steve, Manuel, and Albert kept after them night and day to have their picture taken for the Annual. Dessie Chelovich and Mary Dolhay handled records, statistics, finances, pasting of pictures— well, everything. They did each job faithfully and accurately. Irene Yorko, Michael Kapnas, and Betty Baker were considered Junior editors. A great deal of their time was spent in arranging schedules for pictures and placing the pictures on the pages. Irene wrote the Junior History. The staff changed with the second semester. More people and more work. Thank Helen Chrison for most of the write-ups; Olive Prado, for all the names under the pictures. Rose Popa did the athletic work for the girls; Andrew Morales, Marcella Dullos and Sophie Drakos for the boys. Mary Jane Danko and Helen Kyros worked hours and hours on the service and snapshot pages. They all worked hard to make Froebel’s last Annual for the duration” a memorable record of your school days. We wish to thank Mr. Sherry, who often excused students from his classes to work on the Annual; Miss Gohdes, who “loaned” us her students and typing materials; Miss Williams for her generous financial contribution and her scissors; Miss Cooper, who graciously allowed us to use her library day after day while the pictures were being taken; Miss Brooner, for her helpful sug¬ gestions; all other teachers who permitted so many disruptions of their classes—especially Miss Connors, Miss Southwick, Miss Bopp, Miss Labb and Mrs. Uncapher, who helped with the Fresh¬ men and Sophomore pictures. An extremely large vote of thanks to Lucile Barker for handling all of our finances. Part of the staff worked many nights after school and often stayed late in the evening. Marge Ramusack and Helen Miller, who were not on the regular staff, came often, stayed late, and typed and typed. To them, special thanks. Now our task is finished. It’s been plenty of work, but lots of fun too. Yours for Victory, The Staff. All photography in this Annual by courtesy of Mr. Ehlen’s Photo Shop, Gary, Indiana 64

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