Tolleston High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Gary, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1953 volume:

THE PIONEER TOLLESTON HIGH SCHOOL GARY, INDIANA 1953 I i As the giant doors of the Toll- eston T. V. station swing open, we are able to view the telecasting of a great and important program. Entering Studio A, we see mem- bers of the administration busily writing scripts for this presenta- tion. Continuing down the wide corri- dors, we corre to studio B, where strangely enough, we see ourselves, the students of Tolleston High School, as the actors in this truly great program. I As we approach the set, where the scenes are to be enacted, we see the head director, Mr. J. W. Standley, in the control room, ready to give the signal for the show to begin. Then as the flood lights are turned on, we settle back in our seats to watch the colorful panor- ama of scenes that make up our daily life at Tolleston. L_l T 1 I COMMUNITY LIFE This is Tolleston, with its many wonderful places, which tend to serve as the pilot light to our community. Every year at Christmas time, we go to tenth and Roosevelt to gaze upon the tree of hope and friendship. Raiders Grill and Hi-Belles serve the pause that refreshes. National Tea is our Saturday shopping spot, but more enticing than that is the bakery with its rich, appetizing cakes and pastries. COMMUNITY LIFE The Library1 is the educational center of Tolleston, where the teachers, students, and residents of the community spend much of their time. The newly erected cleaners give an added luster to our community with their colorful building, and last but not least, is our favor- ite Dime Store, Ben Franklin. Yes, this is our community, and those of us who live here have a right to be proud, for you see, we live in Tolleston. SCHOOL LIFE Crew-cut” V Several scenes being shot for the gigantic television program, are those in which some Tolleston actors are taking part. Here are some of the sneak previews caught by our photographer. Peeking through a keyhole to one of the dressing rooms, we see an experiment in bar- bering. Passing through the halls we find another member of the cast taking time out for relax- ation and a little friendliness on the side. Of course, we musn’t forget to mention the title of the program, so if you’ll notice we’ve 6 Trimmers??” SCHOOL LIFE Come on boys give me a boost. snapped a picture of it with people entering the door to catch the first premiere. Once inside, they see the back-stage help preparing some of the decorations for the next scene. Some of the action shots are those of the teachers playing the varsity, and of the stu- I dent body supporting a pep meeting. We see a few members of the R. O. T. C. taking part in the raising of the flag. Something new has been added. The senior leading lady, seems to be giving a lesson in education to her pet, Cloie. T-O-L-L-E-S-T-O-N - Tolleston.” 7 GUIDANCE The following is a definition of guidance: The act which enables each individual to under- stand his abilities and interests, to develop them as far as possible, to relate them to life goals, and finally to reach a state of complete and ma- ture self-guidanqe as a desirable citizen of a democratic and social order.” For the last four years Tolleston has been conducting what is known as the Home Room Ac- tivity Hour. Once a week this hour is reserved for the subject of guidance. Every Monday, at 2:30, Freshmen and Sophomores remain in their home rooms to discuss such problems as, dating, etiquette, and getting along with others. Wed- nesdays are used by the juniors and Seniors for the same purpose. Their discussions are based mainly on what they plan to do after graduating. Movies and special talks sometimes aid in these discussions. 8 HOME ROOM ACTIVITIES Those finger? Tomen everywhere! Modern Music Makers You tell'em, Doris. Under the homeroom program offered here, the students are compelled to stay in homeroom at least two days. One day is set aside for guid- ance; and the other, for study. The remaining days are free for any activities that the students wish to attend. For the students who are interested in any form of radio or art, there is a Radio Club or Art Club. To those who want to extend their studies in sciences, a newly formed Biology Club and Science Club offer wide opportunities. The shops provide advantages to the students wanting to develop skills in the numerous crafts. These and many more clubs and activities are made available during the homeroom activity hour. College bound seniors. Table of Contents I - ADMINISTRATION II - CLASSES III - ACTIVITIES IV - MUSIC V AUDITORIUM VI - PUBLICATIONS VII - SPOR TS Mr. Henry Rowland — Ass’t. Principal Mr. James W. Standiey - Principal Administration The Board of Education is responsi- ble for the direction of the public schools, setting up school policies, and the important job of obtaining funds for new school buildings. Tire newly elected officers of the school board are: Emery Badanish, Pres- ident; Arlie Premo, Vice President; Rev. J. Allen, Secretary; John Davies, Assis- tant Secretary; and Joseph Luckey, Trea- surer. • To further enforce the policies of the board, is the Superintendent of schools, Charles D. Lutz. His staff consists of Assistant Superintendent Dana Whitmer, and Ralph Muller. Mr. J. V. Standley and Assistant Prin- cipal, Henry Rowland, enforce the pol- icies of the School Board here at Toll- eston. Ralph Muller, Ass’t Supt. — Business Manager; Charles D. Lutz, Superintendent; Dr. Dana Whitmer, Ass’t Supt.; Howard A. Bell, Auditor. Board of Trustees: Joseph A. Luckey, Rev. J. Claude Allen, Emery Badanish, Arlie Premo, John W. Davis. 14 Secretarial Force Mrs. Gaski, one of the most important persons on the office staff, is a bonded and responsible clerk. Through her goes all the money that enters and leaves Tolleston School. Miss Kish, another important clerk on the office staff, is general secretary to Mr. Standley and is in complete charge of the Tolleston payroll records. The youngest member of the staff, Miss Field, is accountable for all student grade records. Connected with the grade school of- fice staff we have Miss Slys and Miss Christy who handle all requisitions, bookrental, and the most tedious job of all, locker distribution. Eyes and ear tests, vaccinations, and tending to the illness of students in school are the duties performed by Mrs. McCrosky, School nurse. This year a new innovation, tat typing, was added to the duties of Mrs. McCrosky. This program included the actual typing of one thousand students here in our school. Conferences and visits of absentee students was handled by Mrs. Magioudis, our welfare director. She furnishes all teachers with ready information on the reasons of student absence, and enfor- ces the laws of the school. High School Office Staff Miss Joan Kish, Mrs. Dorothy Gaski, Miss Maxine Field Grade School Office Staff Miss Arline Christy, Miss Delores Slys Welfare Director Mrs. Ida Magioudis Nurse Mrs. Gladys McCrosky 15 Mr. John Zucher Mr. Edmund Biel ski Fine Arts Fine Arts As we turn the dial on the Tollescon T. V. set, we see many diversified pro- grams and the people that make these programs possible. Turning to one of the channels on our T. V. set we view the teachers of Tolleston School. No T. V. program can be sufficiently telecast without the aid of sponsors, and so it is inevitable that our school could not be run without the aid of our spon- sors, the teachers. Even though they are exhausted after the long day of tea- ching, they sponsor many clubs and ac- tivities, give up their free time to chap- erone dances, and still find time to help students individually. Truly a success- ful program could not be operated with- out the aid of these able sponsors. Mrs. Virginia Moffatt Mrs. Mary Jeffries English English Miss Charlotte Domroese Fine Arts Miss Evelyn Jones Dramatics Mr. Mitchell Gerbick Dramatics FACULTY Mr. Charles Miller Cour. Curriculum Mr. Carmelo Sapone English Miss Julia Baran English Miss Anna Marsh English i 16 Mrs. Dorothy Miller Ind. Arts Mr. Joseph Vance Phys. Ed. Miss Dorothy Madole Mr. Edmund Devitt Mr. August Boto Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. 17 FACULTY Mr. Arthur Kline Miss Edith Wallace Science Science Miss Marilyn Kazic Mr. Charles Wise Soc. Studies Soc. Studies Sgt. Clinton Philips Military Science Mr. Fred Elkins Commerce Mrs. Vanda Stevens Commerce Miss Virginia Comeford Math. Mr. Edmund Goforth Math. Miss Evelyn McCoy Librarian Mrs. Mildred Gilpin Guidance Director 18 v Parent-Teacher Association Mrs. John Lach, Treas,; Mrs. Earl Karr, Rec. Sec.; Mrs. Alvin Wanthal, Pres.; Mrs. Emery Spizak, Cor. Sec.; Mrs. Arthur Daronatsy, Vice Pres. The Parent-Teacher Association of Tolleston School strove to meet the goal which they reached last year. Of the eighty-five schools in this region, Toll- eston was one of four to receive the Gold Scroll. This is the highest award offered for fulfilling the program outlin- ed by the National Office of P. T. A. This year, the Room Mother Plan was followed and found to be very success- ful, Under this plan, a mother in each room is selected to serve as head room mother. She selects a committee of mothers to assist in the various projects of the P. T. A. Mrs. McCollum, Mrs. Bratz, Mrs. Dudas, Mrs. Intereri, Mrs. Jurasevich, Mrs. Gregory, Mrs. Clydo, Mrs. Each, Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Keneson, Mrs. Frank. Band Boosters Band Boosters, which was organized in 1932, has come a long way in its task of building a bigger and better band. Through their tedious efforts of rais- ing money by means of sponsoring cake walks, raffles, and magazine drives, the band has been able to purchase much needed equipment. This year the boosters launched an- other fund raising drive. Through these efforts the boosters have again shown their unfailing loyalty towards the band. Mrs. Jacoby, President; Mrs. Kucinski, Vice-President; Mrs. Blankenship, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Firpo, Corresponding Secretary. First Row: Mrs. E. Zavada, Mrs. Spurlock, Mrs. Blankenship, Mrs. E. Jacoby, Mrs. F. Biel- ski, Mrs. Firpo. Second Row: Mrs. E. Paige, Mrs. A. Hult, Mrs. T. Britt, Mrs. R. McFarland, Mrs. O’Brock, Mrs. Shakes, Mrs. Leto, Mrs. Skifano, Mrs. Bella. Third Row: Mrs. McFarland, Mr. A. Hult, Mr. T. Britt, Mr. J. Standley, Mr. E. Paige, Mr. E. Zavada, Mr. E. Bielski. f. 20 Advisory Council The Advisory Council, which has a membership of thirty-one Tolleston mem- bers, met on the third Monday of every month. At these meetings, the council discussed ways and means of contrib- uting worthwhile services to the school. In addition to their annual service of buying a gift for each graduating senior, they helped sponsor delegates to Girl’s State and Boy’s State. Also, during the year the council spon- sored a bingo party and took a tour through Standard Oil Company in Vhiting. Mrs. Jasiak, Vice President; Mrs. Hull, Secretary Trea- surer; Mrs. Britt, President; Mrs. Vanthal, Ass’t. Secre- tary. First Row: Mrs. Firpo, Mrs. Jankovich, Mrs. Kritlow, Mrs. Vanthal, Mrs. Jasiak, Mrs. Britt, Mrs. Hult, Mrs. Hosteller. Second Row: Mrs. Saager, Mrs. Malings, Mrs. Helwig, Mrs. Kurth, Mrs. Devitt, Mrs. Bielski, Mr. Standley, Mr. Rowland, Mrs. Draper, Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Kos- telnik, Mrs. Cieselski. CAVALCADE Carolyn A. Railey Latin Club Soc. Chair. Social Club Girl’s Club G. A. A. Marcine Paterson Valedictorian William R. Aimutis Social Club Football Rifle Team R. O. T. C. Lt. Col. Ethel M. Arthur Richard Baron Social Club Rifle Team R. O. T. C. Capt. Social Club Plastics G. A. A. Gayle J. Bonick Kenneth Brabazon G. A. A. Girl’s Club Social Club Sophomore Class Sec. Pres. Roy’s Glee Club R. O. T. C. Mixed Chorus 24 OF STARS George Canales Social Club Spanish Club Basketball R. O. T. C. 1st. Lt. Kathryn Bulza G. A. A. Home Fconomics Club Girl’s Club Social Club Iris J. Brown Booster Club Social Club Girl’s Club Louis J. Brugioni Social Club Yvonne Chapa G. A. A. Social Club Girl’s Club Science Club Donald Kendt Salutatorian Delores Chavez Girl’s Club .Social Club 25 Barbara A. Collins Biology Club Girl’s Club Social Club G. A. A. John Danch Mary C. DeLaughter Biology Club Soc. Chair. Girl’s Club G. A. A. Council Sylvia A. Detert G. A. A. Home Economics Club Social Club Pioneer Business Mgr. C. Evans, Secretary; R. Vician, Treas.; D. Kendt, Pres.; D. McCord, Vice-Pres. Theodora Diamond Latin Club Biology Club Girl’s Club Concert Band Keith B. Downey Charles Edwards Student Council Pres. In Memoriam Concert Band Treas. Pioneer Ass’t. Editor Spanish Club Sec. 26 Phyllis A. England G. A. A. Pres. Camera Club Pres. Biology Club Freshman Class Sec. John R. Erler Science Club Social Club R. O. T. C. Rifle Team Arthur Fquihua Football Basketball Co-Capt. Baseball Soph. Class Vice-Pres. Cheri K. Evans G. A. A. Girl’s Club Social Club Senior Class Sec. Forward March!!” Jerry E. Fxum Science Club Pres. Concert Rand Vice-Pres. Pioneer, Editor Joan A. Fabian Girl’s Club Library Club Social Club George F. Felton Riology Club Science Club Crafts 27 Delores J. Ferguson Social Club G. A. A. Girl’s Club James F. Fox Student Council Social Club Freshman Class Pres. Football Arlene M. Fink G. A. A. Treas. Spanish Club Sec. Social Club Elaine R. Frank Dramateers Science Club Social Club G. A. A. Carol R. Galster Morning Blues Latin Club G. A. A. Science Club R. O. T. C. Tolly Times 28 Gladys A. Geroska William R. Gem ska G. A. A. Social Club Girl’s Club Rosemary Hendricks Science Club Social Club Girl’s Club For this, dancing can wait!” Social Club Glee Club Plastics Metal Shop Richard F. Hill Football Angelo M. Giacomin Richard Hatch Social Club Baseball Football Basketball Mgr. Track R. O. T. C. Cross Country Social Club 29 Quick! There is the teacher?” Joseph A. Inzerillo Social Club Metal Shop Football Freshman Class Vice-Pres. Doris J. Joseforsky Home Economics Club Girl’s Club G. A. A. Milton Kemper Social Club Crafts Metal Shop R. O. T. C. 30 Donald Kendt Sr. Class Pres. Basketball Track Science Club Louise Klotz G. A. A. Vice-Pres. Girl’s Club Latin Club Treas. Biology Club Mary L. King G. A. A. Social Club Home Economics Club Girl’s Club Theresa Knipp Home Economics Club Girl’s Club G. A. A. Patricia S. Kisylia Concert Band Pres. Student Council G. A. A. Girl’s Club Soc. Chair. Doris Kobe Shirley Koepke Home F.con. Club Sec. Girl’s Club G. A. A. Sec. Booster Club G. A. A. Girl’s Club Social Club 31 Doris M. Koniga Girl's Club Latin Club See. Dramateers Pioneer Staff G. A. A. Biology Club Girl’s Club Mixed Chorus Science C lub Social Club Girl’s Club Home Economics Club Biology Club Pres. Latin Club Social Club G. A. A. Publicity Chair. Raymond Langbehn Boy’s Glee Club Crafts John L. Leboskie Social Club Basketball Track X-Country Joseph E. Leto R. O. T. C. Tolly Times Metal Shop Crafts Charles E. Libich Biology Club Track Basketball X-Country Shirley J. Liedtke Science Club Girl’s Club Social Club G. A. A. Audio-Visual R. O. T. C. Camera Club Boy’s Glee Club 32 Social Club Crafts Home Economics Club Social Club G. A. A. Science Club Girl’s Club Booster Club Gwendolyn Marshall G. A. A. Girl’s Club Home Econ. Club Treas. Cheerleader Jack Marshall Biology Club Treas. Pioneer Staff Student Council R. O. T. C. Lt. Col. Florence Mayuirs Girl’s Club Home Economics Club G. A. A. .Social Club Basketball Football Track Social Club David G. McCord Sr. Class Vice-Pres. Boy’s Glee Club Treas. Student Council Pioneer Staff Nancy M. Mokol Home Economics Club Girl’s Club Booster Club G. A. A. Allen I- Murphy Science Club Pioneer Staff Student Council R. O. T. C. Colonel John Narcy Lloyd G. Novak Football Tolly Times Science Club State Hiving Champion Spanish Club Science Club Basketball Band Our Champ’s Style” Arlene Olszewski Elizabeth A. Pahkanen Marci ne M. Paterson Donald J. Pa vie G. A. A. Social Club Girl’s Club Biology Club G. A. A. Social Club Tolly Times Student Council Spanish Club President Social Club G. A. A. Social Club Drill Team Commander Concert Band Boy’s Glee Club Donald M. Pavlick Social Club Art Club Concert Band Pioneer Daisy J. Ragon Biology Club Girl’s Club Tolly Times 34 Luncheon Club Carfts R. O. T. C. Metal Shop Student Council Pioneer Staff Social Club Girl's Club Eugene V. Rumford Boy’s Glee Club Pres. Social Club Football Track Donald Rosko Social Club Crafts Metal Shop Dramatics Judy A. Roth Home Economics Club Social Club Girl’s Glee Club Vice-Pres Tolly Times Ruth Romanchek G. A. A. Council Student Council Vice-Pres. Spanish Club R. O. T. C. Hon. Col. Cecilia V. Satanek G. A. A. Girl’s Club Social Club Gerald J. Scheub Social Club Crafts R. O. T. C. Booster Club 35 John E. Sebben Social Club R. 0. T. C. Barbara A. Seydel Spanish Club Mixed Chorus Sec. G. A. A. S. Chair. Junior Class Sec. Joseph S. Shakes Concert Band Vice-Pres. Science Club Treas. Student Council Pres. Junior Class President Joan L. Shaw Student Council Radio Club Sec. G. A. A. Football Baseball Concert Band Joann F. Sniederwine G. A. A. Student Council Social Club Elaine M. Sohovich Library Club Sec. Treas. Biology Club G. A. A. Concert Band Regis Tomko Boy’s Glee Club R. O. T. C. Booster Club Charles Vanage Biology Club Social Club Science Club Concert Band Richard Vician Science Club Social Club Pioneer Ass’t. Fditor Senior Class Treas. Social Club Girl’s Glee Club Plastics Edward Wallace Concert Band Sec. Social Club William Wallace Social Club R. O. T. C. Drill Team Boy’s Glee Club Science Club Linda J. Wanthal Spanish Club Social Club G. A. A. 37 Donald Way R. 0. T. C. Social Club Roberta E. Wierzba Richard Wilk Robert C. Wilson Home Econ. Club Pres. Science Club Vice-Pres. Girl’s Club Vice-Pres. Radio Club Social Club Boy’s Glee Club Sec. Football Baseball Social Club R. 0. T. C. Patricia Woodworth R. O. T. C. Hon. Colonel Student Council Pioneer Business Mgr. Home Room Chair. S-E-N-I-O-R-S ? ? ? Arlene Yards G. A. A. Social Club Girl’s Club � Y Edward A. Yudt Student Council Pioneer Staff Boy’s Glee Club Vice-Pres. Junior Class Vice-Pres. 38 Senior Life June 9th is an important date for all Tolleston seniors. At this particular time they will close the door to their high school days and will open another door to newer horizons. As graduation time draws near, many seniors will be looking back over the four years they spent in high school. They will remember the day they entered high school, eager and ready to explore the wonders of G. A. A., Social Club, and many of the other activities. Many will remember, with a smile, the excite- ment of their first prom, while others will be remembering the football and basketball games they have participated in, whether it was playing in a game or going to urge the players on. Still others will be thinking of the numerous hours they spent studying for examinations. As the band began playing the familiar march, Pomp and Circumstance, and the seniors march solemnly down the aisle, all will be saying a fond farewell to the school that has housed their hopes, dreams, and fears of the past four high school years. 39 JUNIORS Gerald Aimutis Officers, left to right: R. Grcnnes, President; R. Morse, Vice- President; N. Rappatta, Secretary; P. Demo, Treasurer. Virginia Babcock Dolores Balluch James Bartal Beverly Benner Robert Berry Roberta Berry Geraldine Berta Doris Binzen Natalia Bobillo Virginia Bono Mary Ellen Borman Bonnie Bowen John Boynak Frank Brantner 40 ON PARADE Paul Demo Paul Devitt Gerald Divijak Patricia Dixon Kay Dunn Michael Fabian Geraldine Fedor Flenore Fleming Flore ne Foremski Martha Fuller John Giordano Marianne Glad Catherine Gotsos Nancy Gregor Ronald Grennes 41 Harlan Jaeger Donald Jancovich Loretta Jasiak Millie Jones Arlene Kaboff Leo Kainrath Germaine Kalina David Kaplan John Klinger Charles Koches Evelyn Kokinda JoAnn Kosak Barbara Koves Ronald Kramer 42 Richard Malis Lawrence Marino Ann Martinez Lawrence Martis Elizabeth Monacy Robert Morse Dorothy Mounce Darlene Muzek Jo Ann Nelson James Neucome Kathleen Larson Alice Lepp Eugene Leto Irene Levy Mary Ann Lindsay Marilyn Lisek Frances Malis 43 Virginia Nobles Irene Nowakowski Karen O’Brock Phillip Oresik Leon Paw-inski Loretta Pawinski Jo Anne Pawlicki Diane Pinkerton James Pixley Ronald Pushka Eleanor Puzas Nancy Rappatta Norma Ratliff Donald Rocker Phyllis Rogers Shirley Sadowsky Shirley Salmi Margaret Sebben Jo Ellen Serbin 44 “Hallway beauties.” Raymond Serocka Delores Simmons Roy Snodgrass Richard Thompson Silvio Toigo Edward Vasquez Delmar barren Carmella Vespo Roberta Vicceli Shirley V'ainours Robert Hard Robert Ranchansky Patricia Bauswel! Donna Belec Frank Bella Laura Borausky Peggy Bowen Donald Burrell Anthony Cal white Shirley Carter Adela Chapa SOPHOMORE Patricia Corey Gary Cunningham Helen Davis Raymond Degeneffe Richard Dobis Stanley Dobis Duane Downey Ted Drygas Raymond Dziubla Joyce Engstrom Robert Evans Carol Feder Flsie Felinski Dennis Ferguson Albert Fink Charles Firpo Helen Flournoy Namon Flournoy Janet Frank Anna Garbus Emil Garcia Dorothy Gashtevich COMEDIANS Shirley Geller Carole Gibbon William Gibson Shake it but don’t break it.” Patricia Gillan Carol Gregory A P J i darlene Grennes 1 Audre y Guba � £ Theodore Guba Dorothy Hamady Marlene Hargan k I.iza Harmon Dolores Haro Richard Heck Charles Meeker Theodore Hofschneider Frank Hudecek Constance Huycke Donald Jaroscak Flida Kalctta David Kaminski Robert Kendt Willie Kidd Mary Ellen Kisylia William Knight Marilyn Korhel Jerry Korwek Donald Kramer James Krecik Julie Koves Frank Kozielski 'Sing it loud matey. Angeline Lepyesh Mary Ann Kuzma Patricia Labash Paula I.arsen Robert Kucinski Donna Lohse William Lopez Sally Liedtke Karen I.uttinen Robert McFarland John Malenshek Carl Marcyjanik Richard Martin Robert Mattie Dorothy Nestorovich Raymond Novicki Clifford Olszewski Ben Narcy Margie Nawrocki Patricia Osika Sharon Osika Sonja Osika Carmel la Mon torsi JoAnn Moreland Christopher Naidoff Sandra Palmateer Benjamin Ploszaj Eugene Ploszaj Donald Pluto John Powell Theresa Matusivicius Jerome Medved Shirley Mizerak 50 Sandra Sandusky Allan Sassman Shirley Sawochka Carol Saynak U ilma Shrader Dorothy Romanowski Robert Rosser Michael Roszkowski Gerald Ruschak Abraham Regans Jerry Ribar Sharon Richmond Dorothy Sierkoski William Simons Terry Slakes JoAnn Slys Diane Someson Ronald Spencer Joyce Spurlock Sonja Suleman Martin Sum Patricia Sum Marcella Tomko Angela Urycki Anna VanDer Molen Veronica Vemarsky Ruth Vician John Wachowski Patricia Wall Janet Wanat Theodore W'anthal Andrew War go L'rusla Watson JoAnne Way Geraldine Wierzba Richard Wierzba Ronald Williams Milo W'oldahl Lois Wolter Joseph Yaros Anthony Yokshas Patricia Zaborowski Robert Zakutansky Ronald Zukowski 51 FRESHMAN AMATEURS Acevedo, Antulic Acevedo, William Anderson, Judith Atchison, Cinda Babcock, Verna Bailey, Kenneth Bakas, Patricia Baron, Beverly Banal, Frank Batcheller, Rosemary Baumgart, Virginia Baxter, Donna Benka, Joan Berthold, Eleanor Biggs, Charles Binkley, Norman Bookless, I.oretta Bonta, Anthony Bormun, Bennie Boynak, Mary Ann Brennan, Sally Brown, James 52 Brown, Lamar Bukur, Loretta Bush, Alfred Carabin, Delores Carey, Anita Ciesielski, Darlene Cobo, Laura Collins, Loretta Comer, Willie Curcio, Mary Ann Czarnecki, Cecelia Czemoch, Bruno Danko, Jolanda Davis, Carlton Davis, Cecil Davis, Robert Decker, Earl Demo, Marianne Dennis, Nancy Dent, Timothy Dudenski, Marilyn , Fink, Evelyn Gaydos, Carol Gemeinhart, Jeanette George, Eugene Fly Catchers’ Dujmovich, Shirley Dulla, Lillian Dymanoski, Danny Giacomin, Arthur Glenn, Dolores Hamilton, Phyllis Harbison, Janette Harris, Transits Decker, Mildred Hecker, Tom Heffner, Rose Hicks, Evelyn Hightower, Herber Hill, James Duffy, Sanda Dujmovich, Mary Equihua, Yolanda Evans, Leon Felton, Clifford Field, Glenda Hyde, Patricia Jankovich, Rosalie Janosak, Gerald Johansen, Nancy Johnson, Carol Johnson, Richard Jurasevich, John Jury, Robert Karp, Audrey Karr, Helen Kemeny, Arlene Kienzynski, Leonard Klinger, Judy Knoess, Ferdinand Koloslcow, Ludwig Konarski, Eugene Krueger, Robert Ksenak, Dorothy Ksiazek, Elenor Kuchar, David Kuczka, Bernard Kvachoff, David Lucchino, Angeline Lucco, Marilyn Lynn, Sandra Magdalino, Nina Maleck, Karen Malis, Arlene Marshall, Ned Labash, Robert Lamboums, Kathryn Lemon, Carol Libich, William Longazo, Carol Babies must play Mesarch, Philip Michaelson, Linda Miller, Girtha Miller, l.oma Milligan, Matthew Minick, Robert Miromontes, Jovita Mizerak, Albert Mokol, Joan 56 Mokol, Tom Monacy, F.velyn Monacy, Jacqueline Moustakes, Helen Myers, William Nadolski, Harriet Naurr.off, Sonia Nawrocki, Dolores Novicki, Patricia Powell, Edward Primer, Richard Pullins, Sandra Rado, Patricia O’Neal Feloria Oldgi, Dolores Olejnik, Eugene Pach, Rudolph Pawlicki, George Pawinski, Rose Pickett, Dorothy Povlinski, Talter Ratliff, Barbara Ribar, Harvey Romanov, Robert Romanow-ski, Doris Ronic, John 57 Sudroff, Janet Stevens, Valerie Spencer, Gloria Shurman, Gerald Short, Gladys Sharp, Carol Series, Mary Sonaty, Jacqueline Snyder, Bradford Snyder, Beverly Smith, Jerry Sunyog, Robert Sutherland, Marge Rusak, Patricia Ruschak, Mary Ella Saager, Gerald Scott, Andrew Sczerbik, Patsy Sebben, Janice 58 Cool Cats Thompson, Richard Toland, George Towns, Marjorie Tracy, Roberta Trenshaw, Joseph Turner, Mary Ann Valette, Dale Vespo, Magdaline Vodt, Dolores Walker, Betty Walters, Frank Waugaman, Mary Wheet, Gary Wickersham, Margaret Wierman, James Willis, John Winkowski, Louise Woolwine, Ralph Wolucka, Betty Yards, Lud Zavacky, Robert 7avada, Geraldine Zavada, Jacqueline Bugs on the loose. 59 STUDENT COUNCIL Row One, Left to right: Mr. Goforth, D. McCord, L. Wanthal, R. Romanchek, F. Rerthold, M. Grennes, J. Yaros, D. Binzen, F. Bella, C. Lazo, K. Downey, P. Osika. Row Two: D. Richeson, P. Kisylia, M. Jones, B. Snyder, B. Martinez, A. Malis, S. Mizerak, A. Wegman, V. Stevens. The Student Council is an organization that strives to develop good attitudes of citizenship in students, to develop student responsibility and initiative, and to provide opportunities for building leadership in stu- dents. This governing body of the school met on Tuesdays and Thursdays during the home room hour. At these meetings the members of the Council, elected by each home room, discussed problems concerning school im- provement, hall order, and penalty for non-payment of dues. Along with their regular duties the members of the Council participated in the National Education Seek Luncheon. Mr. Goforth, Sponsor; K. Downey, President; R. Romanchek, Vice-President; D. Binzen, Treasurer; A. legman, Secretary. Pick a date. ' Shat a Problem? SOCIAL CLUB Sponsors: Carmelo Sapone, Edmund Goforth. Passing the gym, strains of music from the juke box float out into the night air. It is another Tues- day night and the Tolleston School Social Club is in full suing. Out of the thirty-five dances given by the num- erous clubs and organizations, twenty of these are sponsored by the Social Club. This organization is open to any student in high school, who wishes to pay the yearly dues of fifty cents. Part of this money is used for the purpose of purchasing records for the juke box. The remaining part of the money is divided into portions; one portion is used for keeping the juke box in repair; the other, is controlled by the Stu- dent Council who use this money to buy various articles to improve the looks of the school. After paying the dues, the student receives a member- ship card enabling him to enter any of the dances sponsored by the club. The Social Club is under the sponsorship of Mr. Goforth. It was organized for the sole purpose of build- ing social poise in the students of Tolleston. SPANISH CLUB Tf Sponsor: Mrs. Mary Jeffries. Officers: M. Yards, M. Lisek, E. Puzas, A. Hodorek, S. Salmi, E. Monacy. 2nd Year Members: E. Puzas, M. Lisek, E. Monacy, M. Yards, S. Salmi, J. Shaw, F. Foremski, L. Paw in ski, A. Hodorek, B. Seyde!, A. Frank. The muchacos of che Spanish Club are taught to understand the customs, habits, and beliefs of the Spanish people in addition to studying the Spanish language in their daily classes. On the social side of the agenda the club gave a dance entitled, Starlight Fantasy. In May the members of both the Spanish Club and Latin Club met to have their annual picnic in Marquette Park under the chaperonage of their sponsor, Mrs. Jeffries. 64 Muchas Gracias SPANISH CLUB 1st Year Members: F. Hudacek, H. Flournoy, A. Lepyesh, S. Mizerak, P. Larson, B. Nelson, M. Glad, J. Yaros. 3rd Year Members: A. Equihua, R. Wierzba, L. Kanchal, M. Paterson, R. Romanchek, P. Kood- worth, L. Novak. Song Birds Shere is it?” LATIN CLUB L. Klotz, Treasurer; N. Ratliff, Secretary; C. Mutch in sky, Vice-President; A. Martinez, President. 1st Year Members: 1st Row: L. bolters, C. Gibbon, P. Bowen, N. Rappatta, S. Richmond, P. Miller, G. Vierzba, R. Popa, M. Grennes, E. Kaletta. Second Row: T. Matusvicius, M. Tomko, K. Luttinen, J. Slys, T. Guba, J. Eng- strom, S. Palmateer. The puellae and pueri of the Latin Club, un- der the sponsorship of their magistra, Mrs. Jeff- ries, met on the second Friday of every month to discuss and plan many varied activities for the year. During the course of the year some of the items planned were: the Latin Club tea for new members, the Christmas party, celebrated by both Latin Club and Spanish Club, and the Box Social which was held on February 10th. The annual Latin Club Banquet was held in May, and brought to a climax the social events of the year. In this festivity, students dressed in Roman costumes and proceeded to enjoy an evening full of gala entertainment. 66 LATIN CLUB 3rd Year Members: R. Gaczkowski, T. Diamond, M. Glad, J. Kuizin, D. Koruga, P. Hoskins. 2nd Year Members: Row One: L. k'lotz, M. Fuller, A. legman, M. Hilton, A . Kaboff, P. Brennan, N. Ratliff, K. I.arson. Row Two: R. Zukowski, C. Bailey, K. O’Brock, F. Kokinda, A. Martinez, A. I.epp, C. Mutchinsky, C. Jacoby, J. A. Kosak, G. Berta, J. Hargens. ’’Hail Caesar” For Me???” Inquisitive Ann.” 67 Coca Cola Cuties Officers: V. Nobles, President; A. Lepp, Vice-President, J. A. Kosak, Program Chairman, C. Lanter, Reporter. LIBRARY CLUB Sponsor: Miss Evelyn McCoy 68 Row One: M. Tomko, B. Nelson, P. Corey, M. A. Kuzma, M. Korhel, A. Cuba, Row Two: D. Lohse, A. Garbus, L. Borausky, J. Koves, S. Geller, H. Davis. Ipana Smile The Library Club, organized two years ago, is a club designed to the task of improving fac- ilities. This year the club collected books for an orphanage. As a well-deserved reward for their tedious efforts in improving the library, the members of the club enjoyed an outing at Riverview Park. Madame President Row One: R. Wierzba, D. Kobe, M. Fuller, M. Lisek, E. Monacy, C. Lanter, A. Lepp, M. Glad, A. Hodorek, Row Two: A. Holub, L. Jasiak, N. Gregor, L. Holtz, C. Jacoby, E. Kokinda, J. A. Kosac, F. Tickersham, J. Fabian, E. Sohovich, J. A. Nelson, V. Nobles. Sponsor: Mrs. Dorothy Miller HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The purpose of the freshman and sophomore home economics club is to learn the basic principles of cooking and other phases of their program. It is also a meeting place to foster better relationships between its mem- bers. Their social program consisted of the following activities: Shamrock Shag, which was held on St. Patrick’s Day; A Christmas Party; and a field trip to Chicago. The club met ever)’ second week during the home-room period on Fri- day. Many pleasant meetings were held under the sponsorship of Mrs. Mill- er. k President, G. Zavada; Vice-President, H. Flour- noy; Secretary, P. Gillan; Treasurer, J. Monacy. Tea for Three. 70 M. A. Kuzma, H. Flournoy, S. Geller, B. Baran, G. Zavada, J. Monacy, P. Gillan. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Senior Home Economics Club is under the faculty sponsorship of Mrs. Beck. This club, which is composed of junior and senior girls, was organ- ized for the purpose of educating the girls in the field of Home Econ- omics. The club sponsored a cosmetic demonstration which was open to all girls in high school wishing to attend. The members of the club took a trip to Marshall Field’s in Chicago to study the important points of wise buying. Sponsor: Mrs. Philomeno Beck. Officers: Left to right: G. Marshall, Treasurer; D. Kobe, Secretary; B. Haggard, Vice-President; B. Tierzba, President. Where’s the Food?’’ Row One, Left to right: G. Fedorchak, G. Bonick, S. Detert, G. Marshall, K. Bulza, F. Mayuirs. Second Row: V. Bono, M. L. King, B. Bowen, D. Binzen, M. F. Borman, P. Dixon, B. Wierzba, D. I.opeka, A. Lepp, D. Kobe, K. Kuczka. 71 CAMERA CLUB Our Queen! Officers: P. England, President; M. A. Kuzma, Vice-President; A. Mur- phy, Secretary; H. Ribar, Treasurer. Sponsor: Mrs. Olive Leskow The Camera Club, also known as the Shutter Snappers,” is the club organized for the purpose of teaching students the fine art of photography. The members of the club not only learned how to take pic- tures, but also learned the an of developing them and enlarging them. For the entertainment of the entire student body, the club gave a dance entitled, Turkey Trot, where a high school girl was crowned as photogenic queen. 72 ttatch the birdie. BIOLOGY CLUB Row One, Left to right: J. Marshall, N. Gregor, M. Hilton, E. Sohovich, J. Kuizin, F. Foremski, M. Fuller, T. Diamond, L, Jasiak. Second Row: P. England, P. Bauswell, A. Vandermolen, D. Ragon, C. Lantern, A. Martinez, F. Kokinda, L. Kos- telnik, A. Olszewski. Last Row: R. McFarland, A. Murphy, C. Vanage, C. Libich, P. Costidakis, P. Hoskins, G. Felton, M. Jones, M. DeLaughter, B. Collins, L. Klotz. The main purpose of the newly formed Biology Club is to increase an interest in the study of Biology. The 33 members of this club are also members of the Indiana Junior Academy of Science. The club met on the first and third Friday of every month to discuss plans for projects during the year. Some of these projects were: the sell- ing of note paper to raise money for the treasury, making diagrams for table top photography, and having guest speakers such as Dr. Bullard, who came to talk on cancer. In addition to these projects the club attended the flower show at Gleason Park with their sponsor. Miss 'ttallace. Sponsor: Miss Edith Wallace. Fly1 Butterfly Fly! Officers: J. Kuizin, President; A. Kaboff, Vice-Pres- ident; M. Hilton, Secretary; J. Marshall, Treasurer. 73 Row One: Left to right: Y. Chapa, R. Hendricks, E. Frank, B. Sassman, J. Pixley, R. Pushka. Second Row: J. Exum, R. Vician, C. Libich, P. Hoskins, C. Vanage, J. Shakes, A. MacDonald. Sponsor: Mr. Arthur Kline. Officers: J. Exum, President; R. Vierzba, Vice- President; M. Glad, Secretary; J. Shakes, Trea surer. Row One, Left to right: K. O’Brock, P. Oresik, D. M ahlman, K. Kuczka, R. Williams, T. M anthal, R. Kucinski. Second Row: J. Malenshek, J. Medved, F. Bella, B. Mierzba, M. Glad, G. Felton, D. Rocker, B. Ward, G. Divi- jak, R. Gackowski. The Science Club, which was organ- ized this year, is under the faculty spon- sorship of Mr. Kline. The club met every two weeks. At these meetings the members would con- duct experiments, inventory- and catal- ogue chemicals and acquaint themselves with the various equipment. To further understand the wonder of science, the members of the club took a trip to the Museum of Science and In- dustry in Chicago. Men and Momen of Tomorrow My Masterpiece.’ 'Everyone strives for peace.” Officers: J. Medved, S. May, J. Sudroff, C. Longazo. Working with clay and water colors, learning the fine points of sculpturing and cartooning, and entering posters in the Leg- ion Poppy Contest are a few of the many activities that the Art Club undertook this past year. The club, whose sponsor is Mr. Elser, was organized for the purpose of developing artistic interest and abilities in the stu- dents. ART CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Irvin Elser. DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE TACTICS The D. M. S. T., better known as the R. O. T. C., is the largest organization open to boys in high school and college. This organization prepares the boys for fur- ther military duty by instructing them in the skills of hnadling weapons, men, and obeying given orders. By teaching boys the vital points of good conduct they also teach them good citi- zenship. The Tolleston D. M. S. T. units held high honors in the city’s fifth army match. They al- so won first place and second place in the D. M. S. T. inspection. Top Picture, Row One: A. Murphy, F. Little, J. Marshall, R. Romanchek, SI. Aimutis, R. Gaczkowski, G. Aimutis, L. Marino. Row Two: J. Leto, P. Oresik, ST. McLaughlin, G. Canales, M Sgt. Phillips, J. Frier, R. Baron, R. Sassman, G. Scheub. Center Picture, Row One: J. Malen- shek, B. Shukitis, G. Scheub, A. Sass- man, J. Marshall, R. Rosser, R. Gas- kowski, R. Pach, C. Biggs, T. Jam- ski, A. Acevedo. Row Tw o: T. Mo- kol, H. Vaught, G. Aimutis, J. Leto, T. McLaughlin, L. Marino, J. Krecik, C. Meeker, G. Canales, N. Binkley. Row Three: SI. Comer, F. Kozielski, P. Oresik, J. Ribar, SF. Gibson, R. Sassman, B. Czernoch, C. Marcyjan- ik, K. Garcia. Bottom Picture, Row One: A. Murphy, F. Little, C. Biggs, R. Baron, J. Fr- ier, C. Olszewski, W. McLaughlin. Row Two: J. Krisek, G. Divijak, G. Aimutis,C. Meeker, J. Ribar, N. Bink- ley, L. Martis. 77 Row One: R. Aimutis, J. Marshall, R. Gaskowski, J. Leto, P. Oresik, G. Scheub. Row Two: A. Calwhite, R. Minick, J. Malenshek, J. Decent, R. Pach, A. Uargo, B. Kuczka, C. Biggs. Row Three: B. Snyder, J. Taylor, H. Olejnik, R. Bukur, V. Harmon, B. McGee, M. Kemper, E. George. 78 Row One: A. Murphy, F. Little, G. Aimutis, J. Erler, R. Baron. Row Two: R. Sassman, C. Mar- cyjanik, . Simon, R. Serocka, E. Kvachkoff, L. Martis. Row One: G. Ruschak, G. Canales, G. Divijak, Row Two: V. Pupillo, C. Davis, H. Vaught, J. Ronick, C. Naidoff, B. McGee. Row Three: V. Comer, B. Gibson, C. Olszewski, Bruno Czer- noch, J. Ribar, J. Trenshaw, T. Mokol. Row One: L. Marino, S'. McLaughlin, C. Hecker, J. Krecik, N. Binkley. Row Two: J. Medved, T. Wanthal, T. Hecker, V. Shukitis, A. Sassman. L. Koloskow, R. Davis, T. Jamski, A. Ace- vedo. Row Three: M. S’oldahl, F. Kozielski, J. Wierman, M. Roszkowski, E.Garcia, R.Dzuibla, B. Zakutansky, R. Novicki, J. Sachowski. 79 M CONCERT BAND Left Picture: Row One: B. Kucinski, C. Firpo, M. Hilton, P. Devitt, S. Richmond. Row Two: C. Hydo, R. McFarland, K. O’- Brock, S. Osika, M. Lucco, S. Osika. Row Three: B. Narcy, J. Downey, J. Hargans, G. Field, M. E. Kisylia. J. Shakes, H. Ribar, F. Bella, P. Kisylia, B. Shakes. Director: Mr. Edmund Bielski. This year the Tolleston High School Band was one of the largest in the history of Tolleston. Under the direction of Mr. Bielski, the band re- turned from the numerous contests they had entered bearing high honors. In accordance with the number of band members entering the contests at Indianapolis, sixty percent returned with first place awards. Left Picture: E. Wallace, G. Bardos, T. Diamond, J. Koves, D. Someson, R. A. Martin. CONCERT BAND Right Picture: Row One, Trumpets: S. Sul- eman. R. Hydo, L. Brown, R.Vicceli, Row Two: L. Kostka, E. Zavada, V. Myers. Row Three: V. Knight, K. Downey, A. Baron, J. Ribar. Ass’t. Director: Mr. John Zucker. Trombones: L. Novak, D. Pavlick, L. Pawinski, L. Bella, F. Cermak. At the Tournament of Bands, held at Riverview Park, the band was awarded second place. In addition to all the w ork spent in preparing for these contests, the band continued to give excellent performances during city parades, for graduation ex- ercises, and for the annual spring concert. Right Picture: Baritones: C. Vanage, V. Bektesh, L. Marino, J. Ntegman. CONCERT BAND Flutes: C. Jacoby S. Thomas C. Atchison D. Haro B. Baron Officers: K. Downey, Treasurer; E. Wallace, Secretary; J. Exum, Vice- President; P. Kisylia, President. Hours of hard work. Basses: J. Exum E. Puzas R. Paige I. Novakowski H. Shrader 84 Percussion: K. Downey J. Rebar R. Martin J. Blankenship K. Sierkowski D. Pavic 85 GIRLS GLEE CLUB Girl’s Glee Club, sponsored by Miss Charlotte Domorese, is an organization created for girls interested in singing. The girls associated with this club participate not only in regular programs, but also in special seasonal extravagan- sas; such as, the Christmas Pageant and the Easter Program. In October, for added entertainment, the club gave a Sock Hop. During the spring, several of the club’s mem- bers were entered in the Northern Indiana State Band, Orchestra, and Vocal Contest. In June, the club sang for Baccalaureate services and Commencement exercises. Officers: President Nancy Rappatta, Vice-President J. Roth, Secretary A. Lepp, Treasurer K . O’Brock, Social Chairman D. Nestorovich. First Row, Left to right: M. Sebben, L. bolters, B. Bormun, L. Dulla, A. Lepp, U. Watson, P. Osika, D. Sierkowski, E. Felinski, D. Belec, J. Cash, N. Rappatta, P. Bowen, S. Geller, M. Lisek. Second Row: S. Liedtke, M. Koihel, J. Moreland, C. Longazo, G. Wierzba, R. Hudlow, A. Urycki, J. Engstrom, D. Glenn, A. Guba, G. Zavada, Third Row:H. F lournoy, M. Holmes, M. Hecker, B. Sisz, K. Lambourn, R. Popa, B. Nelson, K. Luttinen, C. Montorsi, P. Bauswell, B. Ratliff, D. Sali, A. Chestovich, S. Mizerak, S. Carter, D. Nestorovich, P. Zaborowski, C. Gotsos, G. Kalina, S. Vittetoe, E. Monacy. 86 BOYS GLEE CLUB Director: Miss Charlotte Domroese The Boys Glee Club, organized and directed by Miss Domroese, enjoyed a membership of thir- ty boys. Through their interests in music, the boys brought enjoyment and appreciation of song to the student body of Tolleston. In addition to singing in the Easter and Christmas programs, the boys also sang for Bac- calaureate services. President, G. Rumford Vice-President, J. Nawrocki Secretary, J. Lemon Treasurer, R. Vicceli DRAMATICS 90 Members of the Tolly High Theatre are students enrolled in Mr. Gerbick’s dramatic classes. This year instead of giving one or two three-act plays, the students presented a host of one-act plays portraying comedy, suspense, and mystery. Some of the plays were A Date with a Professor”, Thanks Awfully”, By Special Request”, The Perfect Date”, and Hold Everything.” Mr. Mitchell Gerbick fTSEMfiTa t E5C«T5 THANKS AWFULLY “BY SPECIAL REQUEST ’flDRTE uimr THE PqOFESSO ' ° peer Dfrrr 91 AUDIO-VISUAL This year a course in Audio-Visual was offered at Tolleston for the first time. There were ten students enrolled in this course. The daily class was supplemented by an Audio-Visual Club which consisted of thirty-two students. The students participating in both the class and the club were taught, not only to operate the movie projectors, but also, to operate tape recorders, slide recorders, and the opaque pro- jector. In addition to these duries they w ere taught the correct method of writing requisition letters to film companies. Row One, Left to right: R. Malis, E. Ploszaj, D. Pluto, P. Larsen, E. Monacy, E. Puzas, F. Rjdivan. Row Two: R. Sassman, F. Little, D. Rocker, K. Dunn, D. Mounce, A. Bush, G. Can- ales. Row Three: F. Brantner, R. Ward, P. Devitt, L. Novak, R. McGee, R. Kendt, A. Murphy, T. Guba, A. Harrison, R. Jelesky, C. Robinson, P. Rogers. RADIO CLUB Taking part in the broadcasts of the Pepsi-Pep Club, a half- hour program heard Mondays and Thursdays on WWCA, was the sole function of the Radio Class. The nine members enrolled in this class were taught the fine points of broadcasting by their sponsor, Mr. Gerbick. During their broadcasts, which were heard every three weeks, the members presented news and views of the Tolleston student body. Sponsor: Mr. Mitchell Gerbick J. Shaw, N. Ratliff, R. Sierrba, R. Serocka, F. fcickersham. Pioneer fditor TOLLY - TiMFS ED'iToR T'H-S O PIONEER STAFF R. Yagelski, Editor; R. Vician, Co-Editor, S. Detert, Business Manager. Belonging to an organization that can proudly boast of its accom- plishments is truly a great honor. Pioneer is an example of this kind of organization. From the beginning of the year up until the time the book goes to press, the staff and the sponsor work diligently in order to produce a book of excellent quality. There is much time and work that goes into producing an annual such as the Pioneer. Pictures must be taken and many times retaken. Art Staff: R. Dobis D. McCord Art Staff: P. Hyde J. Malenshek D. Valette % PIONEER STAFF Photography: J. Slys, P. Kisylia, B. Ward. copy must be written to perfection, financial problems concerning the annual must be taken care of, and the big job of mounting the finished products on flats must be done with great care. As you can see, putting out an annual of this caliber, requires a lot of time and effort. In the end, however, the staff and the sponsor are rewarded by being able to boast of the finest annual published in the city of Gary. Copy w-riters: D. Carabin R. Berry TOLLY TIMES Tolly Times on sale today,” is a familiar phrase to all students of Tolleston. Eagerly the students await the issues, which are sold bi-monthly, for the news and views of Tolleston. Sports: J. Narcy, F. Brantner. A favorite article among seniors is the senior biography, which gives a brief description of all the seniors, their likes and their ambi- tions after graduation. Another favorite article, especially with girls, is the gossip column. Mere the students can learn the identities of couples shot recently by Dan Cupid’s arrow. The Tolly Times staff sponsored two dances, Ship Ahoy,” and Blue Hawaii,” in order to raise funds for the maintaining of their news- paper. Typists: J. Roth M. A. Ozug Proofreaders: S. Sandusky S. Duffy TOLLY TIMES Artists: R. Gaczkowski J. Leto Reporters: D. Ragon F. Kokinda A. VanDerMoIen Ahoy Macies ' 99 s o (J. A. A. OFFICERS President: P. England Yl J l Vice-President: L. Klotz Treasurer: A. Fink Secretary: D. Kobe Social Chairman: B. Seydel Sponsor: Miss Dorothy Madole Publicity Chairman: J. Kuizin 102 (i. A. A. OFFICERS The G. A. A. under the direction of Miss Madole, is the largest girls organization at Tolleston. The goals of the G. A. A. are to build healthy and intelligent girls by offering leisure time activities. By participating in the diversified sports that are offered, the girls learn to develop better sportsmanship toward one another. Prior to Christmas, the girls had their an- nual Christmas spread. During this event the four classes represented in G. A. A., presented skits for the entertainment of all. The annual G. A. A. banquet was a night to be remembered by all. M. DeLaughter Baseball Sporthead N. Gregor Outdoor Sporthead 103 R. Romanchek: Business Manager G. A. A. ACTIVITIES SENIOR G. A. A. First Row, Left to right: M. DeLaughter, A. Fink, P. Kisylia, B. Seydel, G. Marshall, F . Mayuirs, E. Sohovich, S. Koepke, K. Bulza. Second Row: J. Kuizin, E. Frank, J. Shaw, G. Bonick, P. Woodworth, S. Detert, M. L. King, C. Satanek, Y. Chapa, C. Bailey, A. Olszewski, L. Kostelnik, Third Row: B. Hydo, C. Galster, G. Geruska, B. Collins, L. Wanthal, R. Wierzba, D. Kobe, L. Lopeka, L. Klotz, A. Yards, P. England, R. Romanchek. 105 JUNIOR G. A. A. First Row, Left to right: I. Novakowski, J. Nelson, V. Nobles, L. Pawinski, N. Ratliff, C. Vespo, S. Sandusky, P. Sarbenoff. Second Row: F. Malis, N. Rappatta, M. Ozug, J. Pawlicki, J. E. Serbin, D. Pinkerton, S. ainours, E. Puzas. Third Row: E. Monacy, A. Martinez, M. A. Yards, S. Salmi, F. Uickersham, L. Sapino, A. legman, C. Mut- chinsky, D. Muzek, K. O’Brock. Here it Comes Where is the ball? Dead Again Our Captainball Champs JUNIOR G. A. A. First Row, Left to right: F. Foremski, M. David, I. Levy, A. Kaboff, E. Fleming, L. Holtz, Second Row: N. Gregor, M. Glad, A. Hodorek, M. Lisek, B. Haggard, A. Lepp, N. Bobillo, G. Kalina, P. Brennan. Third Row: M. Fuller, M. Hilton, J. A. Kosac, M. Jones, F. Kokinda, M. E. Borman, D. Binzen, G. Berta, C. Jacoby, J. Cash, P. Dixon, R. Berry, B. Bowen. SOPHOMORE G. A. A. 108 SOPHOMORE G. A. A. First Row, Left to right: J. Monacy, G. Short, M. Sutherland, G. Spencer, M. Vespo. Second Row: P. Noviclei, P. Sczerbik, D. Nawrocki, J. Sebben, J. Zavada, R. Pawinski, G. Zavada, J. Sudroff, Third Row: J. Miromentes, D. Oldgi, C. Sharp, F. Thompson, B. Wolucka, B. Ratliff, J. Mokol, M. E. Ruschak, S. May, P. Rusak. Fourth Row: H. Moustakis, H. Nadolski, L. Vinkowski, L. Miller, B. Martinez, V. Stevens, J. Templer, D. Voyt, M. S'ickersham, D. Pickett, J. Sonaty. “Have you heard the latest?” FRESHMAN G. A. A. Ready for the Kill.” 110 Mighty Casey. W � t First Row, Left to right: L. Collins, S. Brennan, M. Lucco, P. Hyde, J. Downey, M. Dujmovich.B. Borum. Second Row: R. Jankovich, J. Benka, M. Demo, D. Ksenak, M. A. Curcio, L. Hulse, R. Batcheller, M. Hecker, E. Fink, V. Baumgart, C. Atchinson, L. Dulla. Third Row: R. Heffner, B. Snyder, C. Johnson, A. Malis, N. Johanson, F. Monacy, V. Babcock, L. Miller, Y. Equihua, D. Glenn, R. Hudlow, A. Lucchino, J. Gemeinhart. Fourth Row: M. A. Boynak, M. Dudenski, E. Ber- thold, A. Karp, B. Baron, J. Anderson, A. C.arey, C. Czarnecki, K. Maleck, A. Kemeny, C. Lemon, M. Magdalino, C. Gaydos, S. Naumoff. FRESHMAN G. A. A. Get Back in Line. Ill � Julie Raran, Sponsor G. Marshall C. Montorsi J. Spurlock This year a dance entitled Football Frolic, was held by the Cheerleaders and their sponsor, Miss Julia Baran. The crowning of Doris Kobe as Football Queen climaxed the events of the even- ing. Like true leaders they have shown the spectators, as well as the team, the real meaning of the Tolleston School spirit, and have manifested their loyalty from the beginning of the season to the very end of it. A. Martinez Practice Makes Perfect, must be the law by which our Cheerleaders a- bide. The spontaneity they have shown during football and basketball seasons was evidence that they must have spent timeless hours practicing their yells. During the basketball season the Cheer- leaders appeared on the basketball court, where they made a very attractive pic- ture, in their new blue jumpers and white long-sleeved blouses. CHEERLEADERS B. Haggard 112 D. Hamady Above, Row One, Left to right: R. Zavacky, T. Hecker, A. Bush, A. Giacomin, M. Milligan, P. Mesarch, J. Brown, B. Kuckza, D. Kvachkoff. Row Two: N. Marshall, N. Binkley, B. Libich, J. Jurasevich, B. Roman- ov, J. Ronic, E. Olejnik, B. Myers. Row Three: W. Comer, J. Willis, B. Czemoch, M. Hannigan, J. Tren- shaw, J. Saager, B. Snyder, G. Toland. Student Managers: D. Nawrocki, A. Fink, B. Simons. First Row: A. Giacomin, J. Narcy, A. Fquihua, R. Hill, J. Inzerillo, J. Nawrocki, H. Shrader. Second Row: J. Giordano, R. Vicceli, S. Toigo, T. Wilk, P. Demo, R. Grennes, J. Banal, J. Korwek. Third Row: F. Watson, W. Lopez, D. Towers, F. Vaszuez, R. Morse, A. Regans, A. Calwhite, R. Zakutansky. Fourth Row: Mr. F. Flkins, A. Jordan, J. Manzannares, J. Wachowski, J. Hill, R. Wierzba. Fifth Row: J. Ribar, J. Medved, W. Knight, C. Koches, V. Bektesh, D. Jaroscak, M. Sum. 113 M. Sum R. Wilk F. Watson Where’s the ball? J. Narcy Tolleston SCHEDULE Opponents 6 Lew Wallace 0 6 Emerson 14 0 Bishop Noll 12 25 Horace Mann 7 13 Whiting 7 7 Hammond Tech 12 6 Froebel 13 13 Gary Roosevelt 33 A. Giacomin P. Demo J. Bartal Hands Off, Giordano J. Korwek Although Coach Boto’s fighting squad of eleven lost five of the eight games they played, the boys proved themselves to be one of the toughest squads Tolleston has ever had. Having lost the first four games of the contest, the boys showed their best quality in defeating Tolles- ton’s old rival, Horace Mann, twenty-five to seven. After winning this contest, they went on to defeat Whiting, thirteen to seven, and Gary Roosevelt, thir- ty-three to thirteen. J. Inzerillo A. Regans ■■■I H. Shrader BASEBALL X-COUNTRY ”e‘ °oIwine I m , Kcndt, ]. • R,ankenshipt R COme- • Leboslie , . T' G- Uch, H ' - No™k, R. yagelsw A. S. � Libich. Ro T«o- Coach . c eto. '° . , Kot«cV,0. .S-l O Kapla„. Gi� cornin’ ’ j. c.pcic, J 1' c. Batson, A 9. Kcn it. � - r . i Ke«c°mC’ 116 Row One, Left to right: M. Milligan, D. Kvachkoff, N. Marshall, P. Mesarch, B. Myers. Row Two: A. Bush, R. Wool wine, J. Wierman, J. Jurasevich, B. Snyder, R. Sunyag. Row One, Left to right: N. Flournoy, J. Charochak, G. Hammons. Row Two: A. Regans, R. Yag- elski, C. Koches. D. Kendt Coach J. Vance SCHEDULE Tolleston Opponents 41 Edison 35 53 Wirt 36 43 Froebel 48 45 Hammond 46 44 Bishop Noll 59 39 Hammond Clark 37 44 Gary Roosevelt 49 60 Whiting 42 61 Valparaiso 44 48 Horace Mann 37 37 Emerson 43 58 E. C. Roosevelt 56 64 Rensselaer 43 G. Lach A. Equihua J. Korwek J. Hartal D. Kaminski J. Giordano 59 Lew Wallace 44 55 S. B. Washington 50 65 E. C. Washington 50 64 Hammond Tech 54 53 North Vemon 40 HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT 49 Edison 46 56 Lew Wallace 55 50 Roosevelt 48 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 48 Merrillville 46 45 Lew Wallace 47 I R. Morse F. Watson E. Vasquez Coach Vance’s Blue Raiders began a successful season by beating Gary Edison forty-one to thirty-five. By the end of the season the boys had an average of thirteen wins and five losses, therefore placing them third in the NIHSC Conference. As the Holiday Tournament drew near, the boys practiced every spare moment in order that they might bring honor to Tolleston. Their efforts did not go un- heeded, for they won, for the first time, the Holiday Tournament by defeating Edison forty-nine to forty six, Lew Wallace fifty-six to fifty-five in an overtime, and Roosevelt fifty- to forty-eight. Though Tolleston lost out in the second game of the Sectionals, being defeated by Lew Wallace, forty- seven to forty-five, nevertheless, we hail Coach Van- ce’s Blue Raiders of 1952-53 as one of the finest ball teams in the history of Tolleston. 120 Student Index Acevedo, Ancullio Acevedo, William Aimutis, Gerald Aimutis, William Andersen, Judith Arthur, Ethel Atchison, Cinda Babcock, Verna Babcock, Virginia Bailey, Carolyn Bailey, Kenneth Bakas, Patricia Baliuch, Delores Banchansky, Bob Baron, Alex Baron, Beverly Baron, Richard Barnes, Clara Belle Bartal, Frank Banal, James Bartos, Gordon Batcheller, Rosemary Baumgart, Virginia Bauswell, Marilyn Baxter, Donna Bektesb, Vladimir Belec, Donna Benka, Joan Bella, Frank Bella, Larry Benner, Beverly Berry, Robert Berry, Roberta Berta, Geraldine Bertholdt, Eleanore Biggs, Charles Binkley, N orman Binzen, Doris Blankenship, Jerry Bobillo, Natalie Bonick, Gayle Bono, Virginia Bonta, Anthony Bookless, Loretta Borausky, Laura Borman, Mary Ellen Borum, Bennie Bowen, Bonnie Bowen, Peggy Boynak, John Boynak, Mary Ann Brabazon, Kenneth Brantner, Frank Brennan, Pat Brennan, Sally Brennan, Ted Brown, James Brown, Jeannette Brown, Lamar Brugioni, Louis Bruno, Ronald Bukur, Loretta Bukur, Richard Bulza, Kathryn Buncich, Mary Lou Burrell, Donald Bush, Alfred Canales, George Calwhite, Anthony 52, 77, 79 Carabin, Delores 52, 97, 90 52, 77 Carey, Anita 52, 111 40, 77, 78 Carter, Shirley 46, 86, 108 24, 39 Cash, Joan 86 8, 52, 72, 111 Cermak, Frank 83 24 Chapa, Adela 46, 62, 108 52, 58, 72, 84, 85, 111 Chapa, Yvonne 25, 30, 77, 105 52, 90, 111 Charochak, Jerry 46, 63, 117 Chavez, Delores 25, 29 40, 91 24 , 31, 66, 67, 105 52 52 40 46 83 52, 70, 72, 84, 111 24, 77, 78 Chcstovich, Arlene Ciesielski, Darlene 46, 86, 109 33 Cieslak, Tony 40 Civilette, Donald 46 Clark, Marlene Coates, Charles 40 Coates, LaVerne Cobo, Laura 40 53. 90 Collins, Barbara 26, 73. 105 8, 52 40, 53, 113, 116, 119, 120 80, 82 52, 111 52, 111 46, 73, 86, 91 52 8, 83, 113 Collins, Loretta 53, 46, 111 Corey, Pat Costidakis, Perry 68 41, 73 Comer, Willie 53, 77, 79, 113 Cunningham, Gary 46, 91 Curcio, Mary Ann 53, 91, 111 Czarnecki, Cecilia 53, 111 Czernoch, Bruno 53, 77, 113 46, 86, 109 Danch, John 26 52, 76, 111 Danko, Delores 8, 41 46, 62, 66, 75, 82, 85 Danko, Jolanda 53, 91 83 David, Minnie 41, 106 40 Davis, Carlton 53 8, 40 Davis, Cecil 53, 79 40, 97 Davis, Robert 53, 79 40, 76, 106, 107 Davis, Helen 46, 68, 108 52, 62, 111 Decent, Jim 78 52, 53, 77, 78 Decker, Earl 53 52, 53, 77, 79, 113 Degeneffe, Raymond 46, 76 40, 62, 71 DeLaughter, Mary 26, 73, 103, 105 85, 116 Demo, Marianne 53, 111 40 Demo, Paul 40, 41, 113, 115 24, 71, 105 Dennis, Nancy 53 40, 71 Dent, Timothy 53 52 Detert, Sylvia 26, 71, 96, 105 52 Devitt, Paul 41, 72, 82, 92 46, 68, 108 Diamond, Theodora 9, 26, 67, 73, 82, 9 40, 71, 106 Di Piazza, John 53, 72 52, 86, 111 Divijak, Gerald 41, 75, 77, 79 40, 71, 103 Dixon, Pat 41, 71 44, 66, 86, 108 Dobis, Richard 46, 51, 75, 96, 97 40 Dobis, Stanley 46 52, 111 Downey, Duane 46 24 Downey, Joy 9, 53, 58, 82, 111 40, 72, 92 Downey, Keith 26, 27, 72, 83, 84, 40, 66, 67, 106, 107 Drygas, Ted 46, 75 6, 52, 111 Dudenski, Marilyn 54, 111 85 Duffy, Sandra 54, 98 52, 53, 113 Dujm ovich, Mary 111 25 Dulla, Lillian 4, 54, 86, 111 52, 82 Dunn, Kay 41, 92 25 Dymanoski, Danny 54 40, 79 Dzuibla, Raymond 46, 49, 66, 79 52 78 25, 71, 105 40 46 52, 92, 113, 117 England, Phyllis 22, 72, 73, 102, 10 Engstrom, Joyce 46, 66, 86, 99 Equihua, Arthur 27, 39, 65, 69, 113, Equihua, Yolanda 54, 111 Erler, John Evans, Bob 27, 74, 75, 77, 78 46 25. 77, 79, 92 Evans, Cheri Kay 6, 26, 26, 27, 104 46, 78, 113 Evans, Leon 54 Exum, Jerry 27, 74, 84 Fabian, Joan 26, 30, 35, 69 Fabian, Michael 8, 41 Fedorchak, Geraldine 41, 71 Feder, Carol 46, 108 Feiinski, Elsie 8, 47, 86, 90, 108 Felton, Clifford 54 Felton, George 27, 73, 75 Ferguson, Delores 28 Fergusoo, Dennis 47 Field, Glenda 54, 82 Fink, Albert 47, 113 Fink, Arlene 28, 64 , 65, 102, 105 Fink, Evelyn 54, 111 Firpo, Charles 47, 66, 82 Fleming, Eleanor 41, 103 Flournay, Helen 47, 65, 70, 86 Flournay, Namon 47, 117 Forem ski, Florence 41, 64, 73 Fox, James 28, 35 Franczak, Delores 108 Frank, Elaine 28, 74, 104, 105 Frank, Janet 47, 108 Fuller, Martha 41, 67, 69. 73, 91 Gaczkowski, Richard 28, 67, 75, 77, 99, 98 Galster, Carol 8, 28, 105 Garbus, Anna 47, 68, 90, 108 Garcia, Emil 9, 47, 77, 79 Gastevich, Dorothy 47 Gaydos, Carol 54, 111 Geller, Shirley 47, 68, 70, 86, 108 Gemeinhart, Jeanette 54, 111 George, Eugene 54, 58, 78 Geruska, Gladys 29, 105 Geruska, William 29 Giacocnin, Angelo 29, 113, 114, 116, 119 Giacomin, Arthur 8, 53, 54, 113 Gibbon, Carole 47, 66, 108 Gibson, William 47, 77, 79 Gillan, Pat 8, 47, 79, 108 Giordano, John 41, 45, 113, 115, 119, 120 Glad, Marianne 41, 64, 65, 67, 69, 74 Glenn, Dolores 54, 86, 111 Gocsos, Catherine 41, 86 Gregor, Nancy 8, 41, 69, 73, 103, 106 Gregory, Carol 47, 76, 108 Grennes, Marlene 47, 62, 66, 108 Grennes, Ronald 8, 40, 41, 113, 114 Guba, Audrey 47, 68, 86, 108, 109 Guba, Ted 47, 66, 92 Haggard, Barbara 8, 41, 71, 112 Hanady, Dorothy 47, 104, 112 Hamilton, Phyllis 54 Hammons, Gerald 117 Hannigan, Marshall 113 Harbison, Janetta 54 Hargan, Marlene 47, 108 Hargens, James 41, 67, 82 Harmon, Lisa Lee 47 Haro, Delores 47, 84, 108 Harrison, A. 92 Harris, Transits 54 Haskett, Leslie 41 Hatch, Richard 29 Heck, Richard 47 Hecker, Charles 47, 77 , 79 Hecker, Mildred 4, 54, 86, 111 Hecker, Tom 54, 79, 113 Heffner, Rose 54, 91, 111 Hendricks, Rosemary 29, 74 121 Hicks, Evelyn liightowet, Herbert Hill, J ohn Hill, j ames Hill, Richard Hilton, Mary Hodorek, Alice Hofschneider, Ted Holmes, Minnie Holtz, Leona llolub, Ann Hoskins, David Hoskins, Philip Hudecek, Frank Hudlow, Ruth Hulse, Loretta Huycke, Connie Hyde, Patricia Hydo, Barbara Hydo, Charlotte Mnzcrillo, Joe Jacoby, Carol Jaeger, Harlan Jamski, Ted Jancovich, Donald Jankovich, Richard Jankovich, Rosalie Jarosak, Donald Jarosak, Gerald Jasiak, Loretta Jaworsky, Myron Jelesky, Richard Johan son, Nancy Johnson, Carol Johnson, Richard Jones, Millie Jordan, Aaron Joseforsky, Doris Jurasevich, John Jury, Robert Kaboff, Arlene Kainrath, Leo Kaletta, Elida Kalina, Germaine Kaminski, David Kaplan, David Karp, Audrey Karr, Helen Kemeny, Arlene Kemper, Milton Kendc, Donald Kendt, Robert Kidd, fillie Kienzynski, Leonard King, Mary Lou Kisylia, Mary Ellen Kisylia, Patricia Klinger, John Klinger, Judith Klotz, Louise Knight, Bill Knipp, Theresa Knoess, Ferdinand Kobe, Doris Koches, Charles Kocpke, Shirley Kokinda, Evelyn Koloshow, Ludwig Konarski, Eugene Korhel, Marilyn Korwek, Jerry Koruga, Doris Kosac, Jo Ann Kosielski, Frank Kostelnik, Lillian 54 54, 116 42, 113, 115 54 29, 39, 113 42, 67, 73, 82, 85, 106 8, 42, 64 , 69 47 86 42, 69 42, 69 55 30, 67, 73, 74, 75 48, 65, 90, 91 55, 96, 111 55, 111 48, 108 54, 96, 97, 111 30, 83, 85, 105 82 29, 114, 115 42, 67, 69, 84, 106 42 77, 79 42 30 55, 111 48 55 42, 69, 73 30 92 8, 55, 111 55 55 42, 62, 73 113 30 55, 113, 117 55 42, 67, 73, 106 42 48, 66 42, 86 48, 119, 120 42 111 53, 55 55, 111 30, 78 25, 26, 27, 31, 38, 39 48, 92, 118, 120 48 55 31, 71, 105 48, 82, 85, 109 5, 9, 31, 35, 62, 82 42 55 31 48, 75, 83, 113 31 55 9, 29, 31, 39, 69, 71 42, 113, 117 31, 105 42, 67, 69, 73, 99 55, 79 55 48, 68, 86 48, 66, 90, 113, 115, 116 28, 32, 67, 97, 99, 111 42, 67, 68. 69, 99, 103 48 32, 73, 105 Kostka, Loretta Koves, Barbara Koves, Julie Kozielski, Frank Kramer, Donald Kramer, Ronald Krecik, James Krueger, Robert Ksenak, Dorothy Ksiazek, Eleanor Kuchar, David Kucinski, Robert Kuczka, Bernard Kuczka, Kathleen Kuizin, Josephine Kuzma, Mary Ann Kvachkoff, David Kvachkoff, Eli Labash, Pat Labash, Robert Lach, Gerald Lambourn, Kathryn Langbehn, Ray Lamer, Carol Larsen, Paula Larson, Kathleen Lazo, Christy Leboskie, John Lemon, Carol Lemon, James Lepp, Alice Lepyesh, Angeline Leto, Eugene Leto, Joseph Levy, Irene Libich, Charles Libich, Yilliam Liedtke, Sally Liedtke, Shirley Lindsay, Mary Ann Lisek, Marilyn Little, Fred Lohse, Donna Lohse, Gene Longazo, Carol Lopeka, Lillian Lopez, Bill Lucchino, Angeline Lucco, Marilyn Luttinen, Karen Lynn, Sandra 83 42 48, 68, 82 77, 79 48 42, 116 9, 48, 77, 79, 85 55 8, 55, 58, 63, 111 55, 91 55, 91 48, 85, 82 55, 78, 113 32, 71, 75 8, 32, 67, 73, 102, 105 48, 68, 70, 72, 108 55, 113, 117 43, 78 8, 48, 108 56 43, 116, 118, 120 56, 86 32 43, 68, 69, 73 48, 65, 92 43, 67 62 8, 32, 35, 38, 39, 63 56, 97, 96, 111 86, 90 43, 44, 67, 68, 69, 71 48, 65, 108 43 32, 77, 99, 98 43 32, 73, 74, 116 56, 113 48, 68, 108 32 43 43, 44, 64, 69, 86 8, 32, 77, 78, 92 48, 68, 108 33 56, 76, 86 33, 71, 105 48, 113 56, 111 56, 82, 111 48, 66, 86, 109 56 MacDonald, Archie Magdaleno, Nina Maleck, K aren Malenshek, John Malis, Arlene Malis, Frances Malis, Richard Manzanares, Joseph Marcyjanik, Carl Marino, Lawrence Marshall, Gwen Marshall, Jack Marshall, Ned Martin, Richard Martin, Ruth Ann Martinez, Ann Martinez, Beverly Martinez, Gloria Martis, Larry 33, 74 5, 6, 111 56, 111 49, 75, 67, 78, 96, 97 8, 53, 56, 62, 111 43, 106 43. 92 6, 113 49, 77. 78 43, 77, 79, 83 33, 71, 105, 112 33, 62, 73, 77 56, 113, 117 49 82, 85 43, 66, 67, 73, 106, 112 56, 62, 110 6. 56 43, 77, 78 Mattie, Robert 49 Matusivicius, Theresa49, 66 May, Elva Sue 56, 76, 110 Mayuirs, Florence 33, 71, 105 Mazieka, James McCord, David McGee, Bob McGee, Charles McFarland, Robert McLaughlin, Yilliam Medved, Jerry Mendoza, Carol Mesarch, Philip Michaelson, Linda Miller, Gertha Miller, Lorna Miller, Patricia Milligan, Matthew Minick, Robert Miromentes, Jovita Mizerak, Albert Mizerak, Shirley Mokol, Joan Mokol, Nancy Mokol, Tom Monacy, Elizabeth Monacy, Evelyn Monacy, Jacqueline Montorsi, Carmella Moreland, Joanne Morse, Robert Mounce, Dorothy Moustakes, Helen Murphy, Allen Mutch insky, Carol Muzek, Darlene Myers, Yilliam N'adolski, Harriet Naidoff, Christopher Narcy, Ben Narcy, John Naumoff, Sonia Nawrocki, Dan Nawrocki, Delores Nawrocki, James Nawrocki, Margie Nelson, Barbara Nelson, JoAnn Nestorovich, Dorothy Newcome, James Nobles, Virginia Novak, Lloyd Novakowski, Irene Novicki, Raymond Novicki, Patricia O’Brock, Karen Oldgi, Delores Olejnik, Eugene Olszewski, Arlene Olszewski, Clifford O’Neal, Feioria Oresik, Phillip Osika, Patricia Osika, Sharon Osika, Sonja Ozug, Mary Pach, Rudolph Pahkanen, Betty Paige, Richard Palmatcer, Sandra Paterson, Marcine Pavic, Donald Pavlick, Donald Pawinski, 1-eon Pawinski, Loretta Pawinski. Rose Pawl icki, JoAnn Pinkerton, Diane Pickett, Dorothy Pixley, James 33 26, 33, 38, 39, 62, 96 98, 79 92 49, 66, 73, 82 9, 77, 79 49, 75, 76, 79, 113 56 56, 90, 113, 117 56, 72, 83, 111, 112 56 56, 110, 111 66. 109 56, 113, 117 56, 78 56, 110 56 49, 62, 65, 86, 109 56, 110 33 57, 72, 77, 79 43, 44, 64, 92 57, 69, 86, 106 57, 70, 110 49, 86, 108, 112 49, 86, 108, 109 4C, 43, 113, 114, 119, 120 41, 43. 92 57, 110 33, 38, 72, 73, 75, 77 67, 106, 90, 91 8, 43, 103, 106 57, 58, 83, 113, 117 57, 110 49, 79 49. 82 34, 98, 113, 114 57, 111 113 57, 91, 110 86, 113, 114 49, 76, 109 65, 68, 86 43, 44, 69, 106 8, 49, 86, 107 43, 116, 118, 120 44, 68, 69, 106 9, 34, 65, 83, 92 44, 84, 106 49, 79 59, 110 44, 67, 75, 82, 86, 106 57, 110 57, 78, 113 34, 73, 105 49, 77, 79 57 44, 75, 77 49, 58, 86, 109 49, 82, 85, 108, 109 49, 82, 109 98, 106 57, 77, 78 34 85, 35 49, 66, 90, 104 7, 34, 28, 34, 38, 63 34, 85 27, 31, 34, 39, 83 44, 83 44, 64, 106 57. 110 44, 106 44, 106 57, 110 44, 74, 75 122 Ploszaj, Eugene Ploszaj, Benjamin Pluto, Donald Popa, Rose Mary Povlinski, Waller Powell, Edward Powell, John Primer, Richard Prude, Sylvester Pullins, Sandra Pupillo, Vincent Pushka, Ronald Puzas, Eleanor Rado, Patricia Ragon, Daisy Rappatta, Nancy Ratliff, Barbara Ratliff, Norma Regans, Abraham Repar, Paul Ribar, Harvey Ribar, Jerome Richeson Doris Kay Richmond, John Richmond, Sharon Robinson C. Rocker, Donald Rogers, Phyllis Romanchek, Ruth Romanowski, Doris Romanowski, Dorothy Romanov, Robert Ronic, John Rosko, Donald Rosser, Robert Roszkowski, Michael Roth, Judy Runford, Eugene Rusak, Patricia Ruschak, Gerald Ruschak, Mary Ella Saagcr, Gerald Sadowsky, Shirley Salmi, Shirley Sandusky, Sandra Sapino, Lena Sarbenoff, Patricia Sassman, Alan Sassman, Robert Satanek, Cecelia Saynak, Carol Sawochka, Shirley Scheub, Gerry Scott, Andrew Sczerbik, Patsy Scbben, Janice Sebben, John Sebben, Margie Serbin, Jo Ellen Series, Mary Serocka, Raymond Seydel, Barbara Shakes, Joseph Sharp, Carol 49, 92 49 49, 92, 90 66, 86, 108, 109 57 57 49 57 50 57 50, 79 . 44, 74, 75 41, 44, 64, 84, 92, 106 8, 57, 76 34, 73, 99 40, 44, 66, 86, 106 86, 110 44, 66, 67, 93, 106 50, 113, 115, 117 35 6, 72, 82 50, 77 , 79, 83, 85, 113 29, 35, 62, 97 44 50, 66, 82 92 44, 45, 75, 92 44, 92, 106, 107 38, 35, 62, 65, 77, 103 57 50 57, 113 57, 79, 113 35 50, 77 50, 62, 79 35, 86, 98 35, 87 58, 110 50, 79 53, 58, 110 58, 113 44, 98 44, 64, 106, 107 20, 106 44, 106 42, 44, 106 50, 77, 79, 116 74, 77, 79, 92 35, 105 50, 109 50, 90, 109 35, 77 58 58, 110 58, 110 36 44, 69, 86 44, 106 53, 58, 99 45, 78, 91, 93 8, 9, 29, 36, 39, 64 7, 36, 39, 74, 82 58, 99, 110 Shaw, Joan Short, Gladys Shrader, Harold Shrader, Wilma Shukitis, William Shurman, Gerald Sierkowski, Dorothy Sierkowski, Kenneth Simons, William Simmons, Delores Simmons, Wayne Slakes, Terry Slys, Joanne Smith, Jerry Sneiderwine, Jo Ann Snodgrass, Roy Snyder, Beverly Snyder, Bradford Sohovich, Elaine Someson, Diane Sonaty, Jacqueline Spencer, Ronald Spencer, Gloria Spurlock, Joyce Stevens, Valeria Sudroff, Janet Suleman, Sonya Sum, Martin Sum, Pat Sunyog, Robert Sutherland, Marjorie Taylor, James Tcmpler, Joyce Thomas, Shirley Thompson, Frances Thompson, Richard Thompson, Richard Toigo, Silvio Toland, George Tolman, Herbert Tomko, Marcella Tomko, Regis Towers, David Towns, Marjorie Tracy, Roberta Trella, Paul Trenshaw, Joseph Troutman, Terry Turner, Betty Unrue, Ted Urycki, Angela Valette, Dale Vanage, Charles Van Dcr Molen, Anna Vasquez, Edward Vaught, Herbert Vernarsky, Veronica Vespo, Carmel la Vespo, Magdalinc Vicceli, Robert Vician, Richard Vician, Ruth Vild, Catherine Vittetoe, Sharon 8, 29, 35, 36, 64 , 93 58, 110 8, 36, 84, 113, 115 50, 85 77, 79 4, 58 50, 63, 86. 100 85 50, 78, 113 45 36 50, 75 5, 50, 66, 97, 91, 96 58 8, 36 45 58, 62, 90, 111 58, 78, 113, 117 30, 36, 69, 73, 85, 105 50, 82, 109 58, 110 50 56, 110 50, 112 58, 62, 63, 110 58, 76, 110 9, 50, 83, 108 8. 50, 113, 114 50, 109 58, 117 58, 110 58, 78 58, 110 51, 73, 84, 108, 109 58, 110 45 58 43, 45, 113, 115 58, 113 51 51, 66, 68, 109, 109 37, 39 45, 113, 114, 115 58 58 43, 45 58, 79, 113 45 58 45 51, 86, 91, 108 58, 97 37, 39, 73, 74, 83 50, 73, 99, 108, 109 43, 45, 113, 119 9, 77, 79 51 45, 106 58, 110 45, 83, 86, 113, 114 26, 37, 63, 74, 96, 97 51, 109 37 37, 86 Voyt, Delores Wachowski, John Wallman, Donald Wainours, Shirley Walker, Betty Jean Walters, Frank Wall, Patricia Wallace, Edward Wallace, William Wanat, Janet Wanthal, I.inda Wanthal, Theodore Ward, Robert Wargo, Andrew Watson, Frederick Watson, Ursula W'augaman, Mary Way, Donald Way, J oanne Wcgman, Arlene Wegman, James Wheel, Gary Whect, Gene Wickersham, Flora Wickersham, Margaret W’ierman, James Wierzba, Geraldine Wierzba. Richard Wierzba, Roberta Wild, Richard Wilk, Richard Wilk, Thomas Williams, Ronald Willis, John Wilson, Howard Wilson, Robert Winkowski, Louise Wisz, Betty Waldahl, Milo Wolters, Lois Wolucka, Betty Woodworth, Patricia Woolwinc, Ralph Yagelski, Raymond Yards, Arlene Yards, Lud Yards, Mary Ann Yaros, Joseph Yokashas, Anthony Yudt, Edward Zaborowski, Patricia Zakutansky, Robert Zavacky, Robert Zavada, Ervin Zavada, Geraldine Zavada, Jacqueline Zukowski, Ronald 58, 110 51, 79, 113 45 45, 106 58 58 8, 51, 86, 109 37, 82, 84 8, 37, V) 51, 109 37, 38, 62, 65, 105 51, 75, 79 5, 6, 43. 45, 75, 92 56, 78 45, 113, 114, 116, 119, 120 51. 86. 109 58 38 56, 109 41, 44, 45, 62, 67, 106 83 58 45 45 , 69, 93, 106, 91, 93 58, 91, 110 58, 79, 117 9, 51, 62, 63, 86, 108 51. 113 8, 9, 29, 39, 69, 71 45 29, 38, 113, 114 45, 113 51, 75 58, 113 9 38 58, 110 86 51, 79 51, 66, 86, 109 58, 110 28 , 35 , 38, 39, 65, 105 58, 116, 117 6, 45, 96, 116, 117 30, 38, 105 58 8, 41, 45, 64, 106 51, 62, 64 , 65 51 8, 31. 38, 39 51. 86 51, 79, 113 58, 113 83 58, 70, 86, 110 58, 110 51, 67 123 Index Administration..................................14 Advisory- Council...............................21 Art Club........................................76 Audio-Visual....................................92 Band Boosters...................................20 Baseball.......................................116 Basketball.....................................117 Biology Club................................... 73 Boys Glee Club..................................87 Camera Club.....................................72 Cheerleaders...................................112 Classes Seniors.............................. 24 Juniors.............................. 40 Sophomores........................... 46 Freshmen..............................52 Community Life.................................. 4 Concert Band................................... 82 Crosscountry...................................116 D. M. S. T..................................77 Dramatics.......................................90 Dramateers..................................... 91 F acuity.........................................16 Football........................................113 G. A. A.........................................102 Girls Glee Club................................. 86 Guidance......................................... 8 Home Economics Club..............................70 Homeroom Activities.............................. 9 Introduction..................................... 2 Latin Club.......................................66 Library Club.....................................68 P. T. A..........................................19 Pioneer..........................................96 Radio Club.......................................93 School Life.......................................6 Science Club.....................................74 Secretarial Force............................... 15 Senior Life......................................39 Social Club..................................... 63 Student Council..................................62 Spanish Club.....................................64 Tolly Times......................................98 Welfare Department...............................15 124 NORTH STATE PRESS, INC. Hammond, Ind. Publisher Wlin''1 •••111) JUliilliu