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

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FIRST ROW: Pappas, Patellis, Drakos, Daravanis, Dennie, Eldridge, Kranik, Kremizes, Spirovich, Danch, Riesco. SECOND ROW; Georgeadis, Bistransky, Demos, Farris, Johnson, Giolas, Maroulas, Bar- reiro, Murray, Mr. McAllister, Calfas, Tonetski, Howorth, Mancilla, White, Sanders, Gutierrez. future JeacherA The newest group to be organized atFroebel is the Future Teachers of America. Members are seeking to learn about teaching opportunities, the qualities of character, scholarship, and leadership needed by teachers, and the advantages and disadvantages of teaching as a career. Meetings have been highly stimulating and promise to be evenmore so as many worthwhile activities begin to develop. Future Teachers of America does not merely serve as a guide to a possible future vocation. Much good is also derived from viewing the problems of the school from the standpoint of the teacher. OFFICERS: Georgeadis, Treasurer; Johnson, Secretary, Mr. McAllister, Sponsor; Mancilla, Vice President; Kremizes, President. 56

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Steel 2W Staff This year the Steel Dust Staff was composed of students enrolled in publi- ations class; in addition, there were two student photographers, Mike Danko and Javier Lemus. Production of the annual was accomplished by means of interlocking committees. The staff was divided into groups covering photography, layouts, finance, activities, faculty, and class write ups. The 1950-51 Steel Dust is the first to be published byFroebel students since the war years. Mr. Jones, Miss Doyle and Mr. Morris were sponsors of this year’s staff.

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FIRST ROW: Welch, Rogers, Moses, Williams, Roberson, Hickey, Solorio, Steele, Lott, Nichols. SECOND ROW: Willy, McReynolds, Harvey, Rosdil, Steele, Smith, Rucker, Bynum, Steele, Alvarado. THIRD ROW: Millen, Brown, Gant, Paulk, Hammons, Williams, Nichols, Smith, Gould. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Butler, Dudley, Verde, Cuneo, Blades, Larry, Cruz, Pazos, Feneck, Sims, Davis, FIFTH ROW; Kidd, McCulley, Banks, Hig¬ gins, Daniels, Pettigrew, Brown, Stroud, Wesley, Elieff. a aS5 The technical classes at Froebel school offer students specialized courses in mathematics, English, geography and science. These subjects are especially designed to fit the needs of the student seeking a technical career in welding, machine shop, or a similar field. A student enrolling in tech class must also major in one of the shop courses offered at Froebel. Mr. Henry Butler is in charge of the tech class.