Tolleston High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Gary, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1954 volume:

THE PIONEER TOLLESTON HIGH SCHOOL Gary, Indiana 1954 INTRODUCTION The blare of trumpets, the clash of cym- bals, and the beating of drums signifies the arrival of the parade led by the Tolleston High School Marching Band. Approaching the reviewing stand are the distinguished members of the Administration on floats of elaborate design and pageantry. The Freshman Float calls to our attention an awkward Freshman stumbling through the corridors. As we gaze a little further down the par- ade of events we see the Sophomores coming into view. This shows a group of Sophomores laughing, dancing and having fun at a gala affair. The representation of the Junior class reminds us of our first Junior-Senior Prom. And last but most impressive is the Senior Float, we visualize the tense moment when the final step is taken and the diploma is received. ROW ONE: M. Clement� . F. Schuman. M Lamlalusi. ROW TWO. W. Holliman. F. Koiwok. W. Leshk. G. Kuxth. Tea and crumpets First Prixe HOMECOMING Thanks to the Tolleston Alumni Association, the Tolleston High School Homecoming was one of the most successful projects ever brought about for the school. The first organizational meeting of the Alumni Association was held in August, 1953, at Tolleston High School. Don Langbehn acted as chairman until the group met in early September. At the meeting Ed Baran was selected as temporary chairman; Don Langbehn. Vice-President; Paul Guist, Treasurer; and Mrs. Vir- ginia Such, Secretary. The purpose of the Alumni Association is to exchange interest and fellowship among the alumni and to promote the welfare of Tolleston High School. 4 omeconnng Our Queen Hoi lime in Tolleston tonight Music filled the air” The first major activity of the Association was the Homecoming. The festivities began on Thursday. October 1. 1953, with a parade. It was “hot” in Tolleston that night because of the tremendous bonfire in the center of the baseball field. Almost everyone in Tolleston was there to see the great flames lap up the pile of wood with its fiery tongue like a huge, hungry dog. The highlight of the bonfire was when a Horace Mann football player was tossed into the flames by the cheerleaders and football players of Tolleston. while the crowd laughed, sang, and showed no mercy. A ''tea social for the Alumni was held in the school cafeteria prior to the game on October 2. 1953. After the game and concluding the festivities a dance was given by the Alumni Association at the Sportsmen Recreation Center. 5 School JL 6 Find anything? What's tho joke??” 1 'Two Points A good tivo point subject SCHOOL LIFE School life ... . the days never to be forgotten. Exploring our minds, and turning back the pages of our lives, we recall the many exciting football games. Each autumn high school stu- dents are rewarded with this thrill-packed grid- iron sport. Of course, occupying our time all year round were the difficult and tedious studies. In the spring the lawn seemed to be more frequent- ly used for studying than our school library. Where is the game??' Time out from our academic subjects were sometimes spent in the gym. During the many leisure hours spent here our future stars were developed. Socially, we were offered the many varied school dances. These get-togethers ranged from semi formals to more casual blue-jean affairs. All year round troubles with our cars were taken to the so called, school mechanic. These events, joyous and sorrowful, were put together to make up our most cherished years .... our school life. Bookworms' Future Raiders' Dashing handsome Tod 7 (guidance Counselor: Mrs. Mildred Gilpin Homeroom Chairmen HOMEROOM GUIDANCE People soem to believe lhal the «lory of Cinderella is a fairy tale. If they had ovor seen a shy. scrawny freshman enter a school, jumping at every noise, afraid of his own shadow, then to emerge a sonior. walking straight and tall, his head held high, confidence in every step, ho would be sure that this transformation must suroly be magic magic created by the wand of the guidance hour. In September. 1949, the Homeroom Activity hour was introduced at Tolleston School by Principal James W. Standley. He believed this activity-group guidance hour would foster greater individual growth and provide oppor- tunities for life adjustment. The Homeroom Guidance program has resulted in many a transformed Cindorolla. As a result of this pro- gram. a studont learns to locate his assets and weaknesses, and emerge a stronger adult with visions of making his community, his country, and the world a stronger, more democratic place in which to live. What's In The Bag ome [Room Activities Tinklo. tinkle, little box” A stitch in time saves seven” Easy money” HOME ROOM ACTIVITIES Students searching for unfound wealth may claim their share during homeroom hour. Amounts of untold treasures are to be ob- tained during the guidance hour. One hour is set aside for intellectual stimulation. In the remaining three days, students may use their creative imagination in plastics, metal or woodshop. To build up their social status they may attend club activities. An enriched program, such as this, result in a well balanced, socially adjusted student body. The Juniors plan thoir guidance?” Seniors call fox advice 9 10 PRINCIPAL: J. W. STANDLEY s 5� Sittin in the sun Slandloy's Steamer The 1937 graduation committee ll IVV 1053-195 1 Clear Jilr. tanhlrn: 31m th is Jiouerr, a page is set asihr on tuhich tur (wish to honor ijnu. our principal. (To hr surr, a page is just :i beginning. for maun pages roulh hr (urittru expressing our feeling totunrh you. (Throughout the ljrars you hahr sharrh tuith thr stuheuts of (Tollrstou your twinning tuaijs auh pleasant personality. TJnu hahr hour ijour hrst to improhr school couhitious in this community. TJonr efforts to make ijour stuheuts hrttrr socialln, morally, auh intellectually hahr not hern in haiu. lUith ijour help hie arr striking to hrronir iuhepeuhrut auh useful citizens, capable of uuhrrstauhing. cooperating, auh tuorking tuith others. Speaking for the entire stuhrut hohij, the tuheut (Council of (Tollrstou School tuoulh like to take this opportunity to say “(Thank ]ou” for thr many things that you hahr hone for (Tollrstou. 3$r hope, also, that you auh jUrs. § tnnhlcy twill rnioy health auh happiness huriug thr coming years. Sincerely yours. (Thr Stuhrut (Council cJable of Contents I_ ADMINISTRATION II— CLASSES III— ACTIVITIES IV— PUBLICATIONS V— MUSIC VI— AUDITORIUM VII— SPORTS 15 16 17 Jrdm i lustration Mi. J. W. Standley. Fiincipal Mr. H. A. Roland. Ass l Principa BOARD OF EDUCATION The Gary Public Schools under the Board of Education strives to foster democratic practices of all the schools. The Board consists of a group of highly selected men of outstanding character and ability, who determine the policies of the various schools. This year's officers are: Charles F. Daugherty, Pres.; Rev. J. Allen. V-Pres.; Joseph F. Luckey, Sec.; and John W. Davies. Treas. The Superintendent of the Gary Public Schools is Charles D. Lutz. Included in his staff are Ass't Superintendent. Dana Whitmen and Ralph Miller. In charge of further establishing the policies of the School Board here at Tolleston are J. W. Standley, Principal; and H. Rowland. Ass't Principal. v V t v 18 I Secretarial c7, orce f SECRETARIAL FORCE This year's secretarial force is com- posed of five competent, ambitious, and hardworking girls who spend tedious hours solving the various clerical pro- blems. Their cheery smiles and friendly dispositions put the students at ease when they enter the school's office. The high school office operated ef- fectively by Mrs. Dorothv Gaski. Mrs. Joan Rogola, and Miss Maxine Fields. The qrade school office staff is Miss Arlene Christy and Miss Dolores Slys. The supervisor of the medical de- partment. Mrs. Gladys McCrosky tends to the health services of the school. Tolleston's welfare director. Mrs. Ida Magioudis. regulates the various problems concerning truancy and takes care of students who voluntarily leave the school grounds or stay home with- out permission. GRADE SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF: Mi� � Dolor®. Sly.. Mi.. Arlono Chrisly. HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF: Mr.. Dorothy Ga.ki. Mis. Maxine Fields. Joan Rogala. Mrs. 19 MR. IRVIN ELSER MR. ARTHUR KLINE MISS EDITH WALLACE SGT MILLARD SWIHART Arts Science Science Military Science MR FRED ELKINS MRS. WANDA STEVENS Commerce FACULTY The supervisors who are responsible for the huge success of the Toller-ton Pioneer Parade, can be found on these pages. Under the dominant direction of these instructors, the gala affair is an experience to be remembered. MRS. Mildred Gilpin Guidance Director Getting the festivities underway and seeing that everything goes along as planned is the main aim of these preceptors. The Pioneer Parade takes off its hat to the men and women who strive, constantly, to make its parade a success. MR. EDMUND GOFORTH Math. MISS VIRGINIA COMEFORD Math. MR. CHARLES WISE DR. GEORGE CRANE MISS EVELYN McCOY Soc. Studios Soc. Studies Librarian MR CARMELO.SAPONE English MISS JULIA BARAN English MRS. VIRGINIA MOFFATT MRS. MARY JEFFRIES English English MISS ANNA MARSH English 21 MR WILLIAM HAYES MR CARL BUNKER Industrial Arts Industrial Arts MR. EARL FLICK Industrial Arts MR. JOE STEVENS Industrial Arts MISS VIRGINIA MILES Industrial Arts MRS. PHILOMENO BECK Industrial Arts MRS. MARIE WILSON Industrial Arts MR AUGUST BOTO Physical Education MR. JOSEPH VANCE Physical Education MISS DOROTHY MADOLE MR. EDMUND DEVITT Physical Education Physical Education 22 P. T. A. a . a. jl Analyzing the operation of the school, was the main project of the P. T. A. during the school year of 1953-54. Each department was discussed, and informed about the various projects that they are working on. Working co-operatively on these projects the P. T. A. and the school, became a unified body with one common goal, the improvement of Tolleston School. Other plans sponsored by the P. T. A. were the orientation program, workshops, and teacher participation in P. T. A. meeting. Under the auspicious of the president, Mrs. Alvin Wanthal, the P. T. A. did a won- derful job on explaining to all, the operations and policies of the school. ROW 1: Mi . C. Heckor. Vice-Pre .. Mr . A. Wanthal. Pres. ROW 2: Mr J. Richmond. Trees . Mr . A. Daronatsy. Sec. recording. Mr . H Fleming. Sec. ROW 1: Mr . M. Pavolka; Mr . E. Karr; Mr . E. Zavada. ROW 2: Mr . A. Munci. Mr . E. lohanson: Mr. E. Paige; Mrs. A. Campbell: Mr . F. Banal 23 iBand 'Boosters BAND BOOSTERS Through the many efforts and unfailing loyalty, the Band Boosters strived to help the band in every way possible. At their meetings held the second Tues- day of each month, the members discussed ways and means of contributing worth while services for the betterment of the band. Some of the means of raising funds are by the annual cake walks, magazine drives, and different raffles. Mi� . Ellis Jacoby. President; Mrs. Joseph Martis. Vice- President: Mrs. Ollle McFarland. Rec. Secretary: Mrs. Jo- seph O'Brock. Publicity. BAND BOOSTERS ROW 1: Mr. E. Bielski. Director: Mr. O. McFarland. Mrs. E. Jacoby. Mrs. J. Martis. Mrs. J. O'Brock. Mr. R. Wieser. Asst. Director ROW 2: Mrs. J. Jancosek. Mrs. E. Bielski. Mrs. L. Firpo. Mrs. C. Collins. Mrs. S. Nelson. Mr. E. Zavada. Mrs. E Zavada. Mr. J. Jancosek. Mr. O. McFarland. Mr. J. Martis. 24 , Icivisory Council ADVISORY COUNCIL The Advisory Council had a member- ship of forty-eight members, and met on the third Tuesday of each month. To raise funds for their annual service of presenting a gift to the graduating seniors, the council sponsored a Bingo party. They also helped sponsor delegates to Girls' State and Boys' State. This year the Council strived to enroll more members to its expanding list. By doing so, it hoped to serve Tolleston School chil- dren. its faculty and parents better by know- ing of their personal contact at its regular meetings. Mi . A. Cie ielskl. Piet.; Mis. F. Dawson. Vice-Pies.; Mis. W. Pajot. Treas.; Mis. M. Toby. Sec.; Mis. G. Malis. Publi- city. ROW 1: Mis. J. Bielski. Mis. J. Newcomc. Mis. ). Wilcxynski. M. Toby. Mis. A. Ciesielski. Mi . F. Dawson. Mis. T. Brill. Mis. S. Mating . ROW 2: Mis. E. Saager. Mis. I. Elsei. Mis. J. Jasiak. Mis. H. Figge. Mis. J. Hostetler Mis A. Hull. Mis. A. Wanthal Mis. M. Kiitlow. Mi . A. Schmidt. Mis. J. Bean. Mi. J. W. Standley. Mr. H. Rowland. Mis. W. Pa or. Mis. E. Devitt. Mrs. G. Malis. Mis. F. Kuith. Mis. J. Evanoil. 25 -s; cjcntors AIMUTIS. ROBERT GERALD Social Club Rillo Team Drill Team BALLUCH. MARIE DOLORES Home Economics Social Club Valedictorian Girls' Club DARLENE MUZEK BARNES. W. DAVID Boys’ Glee Club Social Club Basoball Concert Band Pres. BARTAL. JAMES Football Basoball Basketball Social Club BENNER. ANN BEVERLY Social Club Home Economics Girls' Club 28 Si cx n tors Salutatorian MARY ELLEN BORMAN BERRY. E. ROBERTA Homo Economic Social Club G.A.A. Pioneot BERTA. GERALDINE Library Club Radio Club Spalin Club C.A.A BERRY. M ROBERT Boys' Glee Club Social Club Crafts Metal Shop BONO. VIRGINIA Home Economic Social Club Mixed Chorus BOBILLO. NAT1LIA Dramatics Radio Club G.A.A. Mixed Chorus BINZEN. LOUISE DORIS Homo Economics Pres. G.A.A. Senior Class Sec. Soph. Class Sec. 29 BOYNAK. PAUL JOHN Social Club D.M.S.6T. BRANTNER. JOSEPH FRANK Camora Club Tolly Times Co-Editor Science Club Dramatoors BORMAN. ELLEN MARY Social Club Radio Club Home Economics V.-Pres. BRENNAN. MAE PATRICIA Spatin Club Home Economics Library Club G. A. A. Senior Olhcers: JIM NEWCOME. President BOB VICEL1. Vice-President DORIS BINZEN. Secretary NORMA RATLIFF. Treasurer BRUNO. JOSEPH RONALD Social Club D.M.S T. Soph. Class V.-Pres. BUNCICH. LOU MARY Homo Economics Mixed Chorus Social Club G.AA. CIESLAK. JOHN TONY DM.S.4T. Crafts Social Club CLARK. GAIL MARLENE Mixed Chorus Social Club Maintenance crew DAVID. MINNIE Social Club Homo Economics G.A.A. DANKO. JEAN DOLORES Library Club Social Club COATES. CAROL LaVERNE Girls' Glee Club Social Club Home Economics DIXON. MAE PATRICIA Home Economics Social Club G.A.A. Mixed Chorus DEVITT. HOWARD PAUL Social Club Camera Club Audio-Visual Band DIVIJAK. JOSEPH GERALD Science Club Social Club Drill Team Rille Team A joke-book?? FLEMING. ELEANOR Home Economics Social Club Girls’ Glee Club G.A.A. Council FULLER. JANE MARTHA Home Economics Spaltn Club Biology Club G.A.A. FEDORCHAK. GERALDINE Pioneer Home Economics G.A.A. Social Club 32 GREGOR. ANN NANCY Biology Club Social Club G.A.A. Pie� . GIORDANO. JOHN Football Basketball Tiack Fresh. Class V Pres. GLAD. ALEXINE MARIANNE Radio Club Spanish Club Science Club Treas. Social Club Ladies hist HASKETT. LESLIE Metal Shop HARGENS. LOUIS JAMES Latin Club Social Club Boys- Glee Club DMS.4T. HAGGARD. BARBARA Cheerleader Capt. G. A. A. Home Economics V.-Pres. Radio Club 33 HILL. E. JOHN Booster Club Football Track D.M.S.6T. HILTON. MARY G.A.A. Soc. Spatin Club Biology Club Concert Band HOLTZ. LEONA Library Club G.A.A. Social Club Dramatcers No illoratos hot©” HOLUB. ANNA Library Club Social Club Homo Economic Girls' Club JANCOVICH. JOHN DONALD JAEGER. HARLAN JACOBY. CAROL Social Club Concert Band Crafts Spatin Club Social Club G.A.A. JASIAK. LUCY LORETTA Library Club Biology Club Girls' Club IONES. GRACE MILLIE Biology Club Student Council G.A.A. Library Club JOYCE. LANTER. CAROL G.A.A. Library Club Biology Club KABOFF. JEAN ARLENE Biology Club Spatin Club Social Club G.A.A. Council During school hours? KALINA. EVA GERMAINE KAPLAN. EDWARD DAVID KAINRATH. PAUL LEO Social Club Boys' Glee Club Social Club Mixed Chorus Football Manager Radio Club Track Manager G.A.A. Baseball Manager KAROWSKI. AGNES HELEN G.A.A. Library Club KLINCER. JOHN Social Club Boys’ Glee Club Ballerina ol Tomorrow KOK1NDA. MARIE EVELYN Spatin Club Library Club G.A.A. Tolly Times Editor KOCHES. CHARLES Baseball Football Track X-Country KVACHKOFF. RICHARD EL! Football Track X-Country D.M.S6T. KOSAC. ELEANOR JOANNE Library Club G.A.A. Treas. Tolly Times Editor Spatin Club KRAMER. EUGENE RONALD Camera Club Social Club Boys' Glee Club D.M.S. T. 36 LACH. GERALD Fresh. Class Pres. Baseball Basketball LARSON. G. KATHLEEN Spatin Club Radio Club Social Club G.A.A. Ole Master Paintors LETO. GENE Radio Club Boys' Glee Club D.M.S.4T. LAZO. NICK CHRIS Social Club Student Council LINDSAY. ANN MARY Radio Club Girls' Club Social Club LEPP. DOROTHY ALICE Girls' Gleo Club Library Club V.Pres. Spatin Club Radio Club LEVY. JUNE IRENE G.A.A. Social Club Homo Economics Girls' Glee Club 37 LISEK. YVONNE MARILYNN Radio Club Pies. Spanish Club Soc. Charm. MALIS. RON RICHARD Latin Club Audio-Visual Social Club D.M.S T MALIS. E. J. I RANCES G.A.A. Bioloqy Club Girls’ Rifle Team Chocolate cake Mmmmmm! 38 MARINO. PHILUP LAWRENCE Radio Club Social Club Boys’ Glee Club D.M.S. T. MARTIS. LARRY Social Club Freshman Class Treas Booster Club MARTINEZ. ANN Biology Club V.-Pres Cheerleader Latin Club Pres. G.A.A. Council M1NEER. L. LYNN G.A.A. Booster Club Spatin Club MOLDE EDWARD Social Club Crafts MORSE. PETER ROBERT Latin Club Football Baseball Jr. Class V.Pres. Board of Education in use ' MOUNCE. JEAN DOROTHY Girls' Club Radio Club Drama Club G.A.A. MUTCHINSKY. ANN CAROL Latin Club V.-Pres. Radio Club C A A. Social Club MUZEK, ANN DARLENE Social Club Band G. A. A. V. Pres. 39 NELSON. JOAN Student Council Badio Club G.A.A. Social Club NEWCOME. HENRY JAMES Social Club Basketball Baseball Sr. Class Pres. NOWAKOWSKI. JEAN IRENE Radio Club V.-Pres. Conceit Band Social Club G.A.A. O'BROCK. L. KAREN Band Student Council G.A.A. Council Spatin Club 40 OZUG. LUCILLE MARY ANN Comoro Club Library Club Spatin Club Tolly Timo PAWL1CKI. JOANNE Radio Club Social Club PINKERTON. M. DIANA Radio Club Dramatics Club Social Club G.A.A. PUZAS. ROSE ELEANOR Spanish Club Social Club Concert Band G.A.A. P1XLEY. JAMES DONALD Social Club Science Club Boys' Glee Club D.M.S. T. PUSHKA. RONALD Tolly Times Science Club Boys' Glee Club Social Club 41 RAPPATTA. ANN NANCY Spattn Club Social Club Girls Glee Club G.A.A. RATLIFF. LOU NORMA Student Council Sec. Latin Club Sec. Band Majorette Sr. Class Trees. ROGERS. JoANN PHYLLIS Social Club G.A.A. Home Ec. RICHMOND. O BRIEN JOHN Football Woodshop ROACH. RAY GERALD Woodshop D.M.S.6T. ROCKER. DEAN DONALD Science Club Social Club Boys Gloo Club Audio-Visual SAPINO. JEAN LENA Social Club G.A.A. SASSMAN. LELAND ROBERT Social Club Science Club Industrial Arts Club D.M.S. T. SALMI. BERNICE SHIRLEY Spanish Club V. Pres. G.A.A. Studont Council SEBBEN. L. MARGIE Mixed Chorus Coke time.' THOMPSON. DARRELL RICHARD Metal Shop Boys' Clee Club Basketball Social Club TRELLA. PAUL TROUTMAN. CHARLES TERRY Social Club Social Club Boys' Glee Club Industrial Arts Club X-Country Metal Shop Basketball Crafts VanDerMOLER. DONALD Boys’ Glee Club Football VASQUEZ. PAUL EDMUND Boys' Glee Club Football Basketball Track TOIGO. SILVIO Social Club Lctterman Club Track Football WAINOURS. JEAN SHIRLEY Mixed Chorus V.Pres. Radio Club V. Pres. Student Council C.A.A. WARD. ROBERT Science Club Latin Club Audio-Visual Pioneer Editor WATSON. PAUL FRED Football Baseball Basketball WEGMAN. JEAN ARLENE G.A.A. Spatin Club Student Council Social Club WILD. RICHARD Social Club Metal Shop WHEET. GENE Boy� ' Glee Club Metal Shop Crafts Social Club YAGELSKI. A. RAY Boy ' Glee Club Baskotball X-Country WICKERSHAM. LOUISE FLORA Student Council G.A.A. Girl� ' Club Radio Club YARDS. MARY ANN Social Club Spatin Club G.A.A. 48 BAUSWELL. PATRICIA BEKTESH. VLADIMIR BELEC. DONNA BELLA. FRANK BILYAK. MARY ANN COLEMAN. RICHARD CONNER. CAROL COREY. PATRICIA CHESTOVICH. ARLENE (Juniors COATES. CHARLES CIVILETTE. DONALD CHAPA. ADELA CHAROCHAK. JERRY CUNNINGHAM. GARY DAVIS. HELEN DEGENEFFE. RAYMOND DOBIS. RtCHARD n FINK. ALBERT FIRPO. CHARLES FRANK. JANET GASHTEVICH. DOROTHY GELLER. SHIRLEY DOBIS. STANLEY DOWNEY. DUANE DRYGAS. THEODORE DZIUBLA. RAYMOND ENGSTROM. JOYCE EVANS. SUE FEDER. CAROL FEGURSEN. DENNIS FLOURNOY. NAMON (Juniors GARBUS. ANNA GARCIA. EMIL GIBBON. CAROLE GIBSON. WILLIAM GILLAN. PATRICIA GREGORY. CAROL GRENNES. MARLENE CUBA. AUDREY GUDA. THEODORE HAMADY. DOROTHY HAMMONS. GERALD HARCAN. MARLENE HARMON. ELIZA HARO. DOLORES HOFSCHNEIDER TED HUDECEK. FRANK HUYCKE. CONNIE JAROSCAK. DONALD Fioaty JORDAN. AARON KAMINSKI. DAVID KENDT. ROBERT KISYUA. MARY ELLEN KNIGHT. BILL KORWEK. JERRY KOVAL. RICHARD KOVES. JULIE KOZIELSKI. FRANK KRAMER. DONALD KRECIK. JAMES KUCINSKI. ROBERT KUZMA. MARY ANN LABASH. PATRICIA LARSON. PAULA LENOIR. AUCE LEPUESH. ANGELINE LOHSE. DONNA Hit or miss' MARCYJANIK. CARL MATTIE. ROBERT McFarland. Robert McGEE. ROBERT McGEE. ROBERT MEDVED. JEROME MILLER. PATRICIA MIZERAK. SHIRLEY MONTORSI. CARMELLA MORELAND. JOANNE NAIDOFF. CHRISTOPHER NAWROCKI. MARJORIE NESTOROVICH. DOROTHY NOVICKI. RAYMOND OLSZEWSKI. CLIFFORD OSIKA PATRICIA OSIKA. SHARON OSIKA SONJA PALMATEER. SANDRA PLOSZAJ. BENJAMIN PLOSZAJ. EUGENE PLUTO. DONALD r RIBAR. JEROME Pal ! ROSSER. ROBERT ROSZKOWSKI. MICHAEL RUSCHAK. CERALD SANDUSKY. SANDRA SASSMAN. ALLAN SAWOCHKA. SHIRLEY SAYNAK. CAROL SIERKOSKI. DOROTHY SHRADER. WILMA SIMONS. WILLIAM STATHIS. HELEN SULEMAN. SONYA SLAKES .TERRY SLYS. JoANN SOMESON. DIANE •WhalTl it b ?“ 53 Vernarsky. Veronica 'Shortaqe ol men! Wanthal. Ted Warqo. Andrew WaUon. Ursula Wierxba. Geraldine Wachowski. John Woldahl. Milo Wierxba. Richard William� . Ronald Woller. LoU Wall. Patricia Yaro . Jo� cph Zaborow.ki. Patricia Zakutansky. Robert Zukow.ki. Ronald Wanat. Janet ACEVEDO. ANTULIO ANDERSON. JUDY ATCHISON. CINDA BABCOCK. VERNA BARAN. BEVERLY BAKUS. PAT BARTAL. PRANK BAUMGART. VIRGINIA BATCHELLER. ROSEMARY BERTHOLD. ELEANOR BIGGS. CHARLES Sophomores Cias� officers: Pros.. M. Lucco; Vico Pros. C. Atchison; see.. B Martino Troas., M. Hannigan. BORUM. BENNIE BOYNAK. MARY ANN BRENNAN. SALLY BROWN. JAMES 56 BROWN. LAMAR BUKUR. LORETTA BUKUR, RICHARD BUSH. ALFRED CARABIN. DOLORES CAREY. ANITA CIESIELSKI. DARLENE 1 COBO. LAURA COLLINS. LORETTA CURCIO. MARY ANN CZARNECKI. CECELIA Sophomores The pause that � elrcshe DEMO. MARIANNE DENNIS. NANCY DENT. TIM DIPIAZZA. JOHN CZERNOCH. BRUNO DANKO. JOLANDA DAVIS. CARLTON 57 DOWNEY. JOY DUDENSK!. MARILYN DUFFY. SANDRA DUJMOVICK. MARY DULLA. LILLIAN DYMANOSKI. DANNY EOUIHUA. YOLONDA FELTON. CUFFORD FINK. EVELYN GAYDOS. CAROL GEMEINHART. JEANETTE HARBISON. JANETTE HECKER. MILDRED HECKER. TOM HERMA. RICHARD HERMA. ROBERT 58 HICKS. EVELYN HOSKINS. DAVID HUDLOW. RUTH HULSE. LORETTA HYDE. PAT JAMSKI. TED JAROSCAK. GERALD JOHANSON. NANCY JOHNSON. CAROL JOHNSON. RICHARD JURASEVICH. JOHN This is th® lif®! ! ! F KARR. HELEN KEMENY. ARLENE KLINGER. IUDY KNOESS. FERDI KONARSKI. EUGENE KSIZAK. ELEANOR KSENAK. DOROTHY KUCZKA. BERNARD 59 KVACHKOFr. DAVID LABASH. ROBERT LAMBOURN. KATHRYN LEMON. CAROL LIBICH. WILLIAM LINDLEY. CHARLES LONGAZO. CAROLE LUCCHINO. ANGELINE LUCCO. MARILYN LYNN. SANDRA MALECK. KAREN MARSHALL. NED MARTINEZ GLORIA MAY. SUE MENDOZA. CAROL MALIS. ARLENE MARTINEZ. BEVERLY Kandy Kane Kuties 60 MESARCH. PHIL MICHAELSON. LINDA MILLIGAN. MATTHEW MILLER. DOROTHY MILLER. LORNA MINICK. ROBERT MIZERAK. ALBERT MOKOL. JOAN MOKOL. TOM MONACY. EVELYN MONACY. JACKIE MOUSTAKES. HELEN NADOLSKI. HARRIET Santa' little helpers! !' OLDGI. DOLORES 61 ONEAL. FELOR1A OSKINS. PHYLLIS PACH. RUDY PAWLICKI. CEORGE PULLINS, SANDRA PRIMER. RICHARD RIBAR. HARVEY ROMANOWSKI. DORIS ROMANOV, ROBERT RONIC. JOHN RUSAK. PAT • RUSCHAK. MARY ELLA SERLES. MARY ANN SZCZERB1K. PAT SHARP. CAROL SHORT. GLADYS SHURMAN. JERRY SMOLNICKY. ROBERT SNYDER. BORERT SNYDER. BRADFORD SONATY JACKIE The Cool Herma 64 THOMPSON. ROBERT TOLAND. GEORGE TRACY. ROBERTA TRENSHAW. JOSEPH VALETTE. DALE VAUGHT HERBERT VDSPO. MAGDALINE VOYT, DOLORES WADDELL. BEVERLY WALTERS. FRANK WAGAMAN. MARY WHEET CARY WICKERSHAM MARGARET WIERMAN. JIM WILLIS. JOHN WILSON. KAREN WINKOWSKI. LOUISE WOLUCKA BETTY WOOLWINE. RALPH YARDS. LUD ZAVACKY. ROBERT ZAVADA. GERALDINE 65 ALEXANDER. ROSE ATCHISON. REX AUGUSTINE. DONNA BALLUCH. MARILYN BARDOS. GORDON Jres Ii imen CLASS OFFICERS: B. Shakos. Pros.. R. Paqo. V Pros.. M Paiqo. Soc.. J. Pisarsky. Troas. BLANEY. STEVE BODE. HERMAN BONICK. JANET BORIS. BILL BRENNAN. TERRY BRENNAN, TOM BRYJA. ROSE BROWN. WILLIAM 66 BUBICK. RICHARD CALLAWAY. LOUIS CENTANNI. GERALDINE CERMAK. FRANK CHAPMAN. KAREN 7rc,sA C men CHAPPLE. JOSEPHINE CHESTOVICH. NICK CHRISTY. JOE Chaimer ?? COCLEY. RUTH ANN COMER. ZEKULE CORBEILLE. JAMES COREY. JACQULINE COSTIDAKIS. MARIAN CUNNINGHAM. NONA CURCIO. CERALDINE CURRAN. EDDIE 67 CZARNECK1. MARIE CZAZASTY. JULIUS DAVID. THOMAS DeMEYER. VICTOR DROP. JOYCE DUNN JOAN DERDOWSKI. WAYNE DITTER. JAMES D1VIJAK. JOSEPH A Dollar Down ELL. SHIRLEY ENGLAND. SHARON ENCLE. DON FITTS, AMELDA FLOURNOY. CERALDINE FONTANA. JOHN CEAN. TAYLOR 68 GREGOR. ANDY GUENTHER. SHARON CUIST. JOAN CELLER, JIM GEOLET. JANET GLADYS. ELAINE COTSOS. DON Down and Out HARGEN. JOHONNA HARRIS. VIRGINIA HURLEY. JOANN HYDO. SHARLOTTE JOHNSTON. JOANNE KACHUR. SYLVIA 69 KAMZA. DELORES KAPICA. PAT KAP1CA. WALTER KELLNER. MARGARET KING. CLOT1SHA KLIMCZAK. ARLENE MORALES. RONALD MYERS. KATHY MACKULAK. ED. MARRS. LAURA MARTIN. RUTH ANN MASHBURN. DEAN MATTIE. PAT McCORD. CAROLINE McKAY. LOIS MEDVED. KATHY MILLER. ROSE ANN NAWROCKI. DAN NELSON. MELVIN NICHOLSON. ANITA NOBLES. FERN NORWINE. PAULETTE ONDER. JOANNE ORLOWSKI. CAROL OSIKA. SAM PARADIS. RONALD PARKES. DOUGLAS PAVELKA. KEN PAGE. MARY ALMA PISARSKI. JOAN SIMINSKI. GERRIE SIERKOWSKI, KEN SHAKES. BEATRICE ROGOLA. BOB RONIC. loANN RONCSAK. NANCY ROSKO. FRANK SCHAMER. SUE SCZERBIK. LORETTA TAYLOR. BARBARA THOMAS. PAT TIDWELL. ROCHELLE STEARNS. VERONICA STEININCER. JOHN SURBER. JOE SVATOS. CAROL SWERDON. BILL Sweets lor the Sweets' Lunch time? WALLACE. DONALD WARGO. AGNES WILD. TOM WILLIAMS. ELIZEBETH WILLIAMS. ROBERT WIRTES. HELEN WESTPHAL. FRED WHITT. DALE WIERZBA. RONALD YAGELSKI. JOHN YUDT. CAROL ZAKUTANSKY. JoANN ZEITHAMMEL. CHARLENE ZIMNEY. BOB 1 r 76 Council Sponsor: M� . Edmund Goforth P. Osika. Treas.; N. Ratliff. Sec.; J. Yaros. Vkce-Pres.: A. Wegman. Pres. 78 ROW 1: P. Norwino. J. Sudruff. J. Bonick. S. Carter. N. Ratliff. S. Mtxerak. P. Novicki. ROW 2: S. Wainours. A Hodorek. A. Malis. C. Atchison. P. Osika. A. Wegman, C. Firpo. J. Yaros. T. Brennan. ROW 3: I. Divijak. R. Paige. M. Milligan. K. O'Brock. L. Miller, Co unc i I Spirit ol Christmas 79 S. O. S. Humanity Drive Initiation Approval Jkn Futuro Librarians Cupid and Company Takes lour to tango! Posters! Posters! Posters! LIBRARY CLUB Still in its prime, the Library Club is a well estab- lished organization. With thirty-five members enrolled in this club, the members find it exciting to explore the exciting possibilities the Library has to hold. For social events a dance entitled. Snow Ball Festival.” was sponsored in December. I. Kosac. Pres.; M. Tomko. Vice-Pros.. A. Cuba. Sec. Troas.; G. Berta. S. Chair- man. ROW 1: D. Danko. M. A. Bilyak. P. Brennan. E. Kokinda. D. Bolec. A. Chapa. J. man. M. Ozug. C. Lanter. J. Kosac. M. Tomko. V. Nobles. C. Gotsos. V. Vernarsky. H. Stathis. S. Goller. D. Gastivich. A. Holub. L. lasiak. ROW 2: A. Cuba K. Kaxow ki. P.Hester 3: G. Berta. A. Vandermolen. S. Thomas. 81 Sponsor MRS. MARY JEFFERIES JOE YAROS Co President CAROL FEDER Co-Prcsidont SANDRA PALMATEER Social Chairman ROW 1: A. Lepp. A. Hodorck. S. Salmi. K. Larson. P. Brennan. ROW 2: M Yards. A KaboH. M. Lisek. A. Martinez. E. Kokinda. E. Monacy. M. Glad. ROW 3: M. Hilton. C. Mutchinsky. J. Kosac. R. Zukowski. C. Jacoby. G. Berta. M. A. Ozuq. A. Weqman. SPATIN CLUB The combining of Spanish and Latin Clubs brought forth a new organization called Spatin Club. A year of Spanish or Latin is the only requirement of the club. The officers of the combining clubs are: Carol Feder, and Joe Yaros, co-presidents; Shirley Mezerak, secretary; Nancy Rappatta. treasurer; Sandra Pal- mateer. social chairman; and Paula Larson, publicity chairman. The students of the Spatin Club are taught to recognize and understand the customs, beliefs, and languages of the Spanish and Roman people, besides studying the languages in their regular daily classes. 82 SHIRLEY MIZERAK Secretary NANCY RAPPATTA PAULA LARSON Treasurer Publicity Chairman Going.. .Going.. .Gone!'' ROW 1: H. Flournoy. M. Grennes. patta. S. Palmateer. G. Wicrxba. D. Miller. C. ROW 3: K. Gibbon. C. Feder. ROW 2 M. Tomko. A. Lepyosh. S. Mixerak. C. Firpo. N Luttinen. P. Larxen. J. Sly . D. Pluto. C. Olxewski. J. Yaroe. R. McFarland Rap Siosta Did someone say refreshments? 83 Th Spattn Club Float ks“ VOUI hand- madam® ROW 1: J. Dilatta. J. Gclcott. R. Batcheller. P Hyde. M Harqans. ROW 2: R. Bryja. M.Paq®. M Luceo. S. Brennan. J. Klotx. V. Demeyor. ROW 3: P. Thoma� . J. Downoy. C. Atchison. G. Bardo� . I. Bennett. T. Bronnan. B. Herna. Spatin Clui ROW 1: J. Sedan. G. Short. J. Sonaty. D. Dymanow ki. D. Whitt. ROW 2: V. Sloven . P. Mesarch. M. Milliqan. R. William . A. Kemeny. N. Joharwon. ROW 3: P. 0 kin . S. Osika. B. Marlines. D. Pluto. B. Czernoch. A. Malis. N. Magdalono. You are now a mombor! La Cucaracha!! Mramm!! Lot'� Soo. Tho decorations ol the Box Social will bo... (Industria eu V-........ Sponsor: Mr. William Hayes The pauso that refreshes 'Craltsmen' Banquet 86 Grade School Industrial Arts Club ndustnal Club • • . And away wo go! Tool on parade” INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB A newly organized club this year is the Tolleston Industrial Arts. The club was open to any student who has or is enrolled in an industrial arts class. These classes are drafting, woodshop, metalshop, and plastics. Mr. William Hayes, their sponsor, has provided many field trips of interest for the boys. Among these were the visiting of the Cooper and Coca-Cola Com- panies. Highlighting the year was the trip to the Museum of Science and Industries. 'Duane Downey, riwiuvi 87 L ad on. Shirley!(!!' R. McFarland. Pie� .; A. Martinez. Vice-Pros.; M. Jones. Sec.; S. Thomas. Treas. BIOLOGY CLUB The main aim of the Biology Club is to maintain better all-round interest in the beauty f nature. Field trips, movies, and lectures are high on the agenda of the Biology Club. Biology Club meets the first Friday of each month. At the meetings, which are under the supervision of Miss Wallace, the sponsor, and the club officers, many problems are discussed and usually results in a good time for all. ROW 1: L. Collins. J. Danko. J. Klinger. M. Pago. L. Jascak. E. Borlhold. D. Carabin. L. Bukur. M Vespo. R. Cioni. G. Short. ROW 2: P. Coetidakis. H. Karr. N. Gregor. M. Hilton. F. Thompson. D. Pickett. P. Bauswell. S. Thomas. A. Vandermolen. H. Stat- his. B. McFarland. The queen and her court F. Branlner. Pro� .; P. Hagqard. V.-Pres.; P. McDowell. Sec.: M. BaMosh. Treas. Ml Olive Leskow CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club has been designed for those students interested in photography. The Camera Club or otherwise known as The Shuttersnappers was organized for the purpose of offering a hobby for the many students who are interested in photography. Club members are taught to snap pictures and also to develop and enlarge them. Many high school girls were candidates in the annual Queen Contest.” From these pictures the most photogenic girl was chosen and crowned at a dance which was held January 8. Camera Club Member ” 89 B'iome §c cononncs The luture homemakers of America, belonging to the Tolleston Home Economics Club, are striving to maintain a clearer understanding of the problems which are faced by all parents. Besides concentrating on domestic problems the Home Economics Club participates in many social activities. In the fall they sponsored the Harvest Ball and had their annual Christmas dinner. Candy and cosmetic demonstrations highlighted the year. In the spring the juniors gave a party for all the seniors who graduate and left the club. ROW 1: M. David. G. Fodorchak. E. Fleming. B. Benner. V. Vernarsky. M. Kuzma. D. Lohse. M. A. Bilyak. H Flournoy. ROW 2: V. Bono. R. Berry. P. Bowen. L. Borausky. A. Lopp. S. Geller. P. Bronnan. M. Fuller. ROW 3: D. Binzen. M E. Borman. P. Dixon. A. Vandermolen. R. Vician. B. Haggard. M. Lisek. D. Balluch. Mr . Bock. Sponsor: Mr. Irvin Elser ART CLUB Slight artistical interests develop into excellent artistical ability for all students joining Art Club. The club meets on Mondays, and at the meetings the members spend their time drawing and engaging in other art appreciations. 2nd Year Members T. Hcckor. Pres.; N. Madqalino. Vico Pres.; D. Voyl. Sec.; J. Sudroll. Treas. Socia Hop litti© Bunny. Hop-Hop Sponsors: Miss Dorothy Madol©. Mr. Edmund Golorth Social Club is a dance sponsored every Tuesday night by the Student Council. The dances are held in the boys' gym where music is provided by the swing and sway rhythm of the major record companies. Special dances are usually held bi-weekly for pleasurable entertainment and revenue purposes by various clubs and organizations. Prices of these special dances are twenty-five cents. Good times are generally had by all. 92 Hep-Cats Waltiing and Laughing Department of ll'hhtary Science hr Sadies OFFICERS: ROW 1: L. Marino. P. Oresik. R. Sassman. G. Aimutis. A. Martinez. M. Woldahl. W. McLaughin. G. Divijak. ROW 2: E. Kvachoff. N. Binkley. F. Kozielski. L. Martis. Sgt. M. Seihart. H. Vaught, A. Cieslak. J. Kresik. RIFLE TEAM: ROW I: E. Kvachofi. G. Divijak. L. Martis. J. Medved. Sgt. M. Swihart. H. Baught. N. Binkley. A. Cieslak. C. Biggs. ROW 2: J. Krecik. R. Kramer. M Woldahl, W. McLaugh- lin. F. Kozielski. C. Olszewski. G. Aimutis. W. Comer. W. Libich. DRILL TEAM ROW 1: E. Kvachkoll. G. Divijak. J. Krecik. G. Aimutis. N. Binkley. R. Rosser. C. Olszewski. W. Comer. ROW 2:L. Marino. C. Davis. F. Kozielski. H. Vaught. M. Woldahl. L. Martis, R. Sassman. C. Naidoll. E. George. A. Sassman. C. Biggs. A. Cieslak. ROW 3: T. Mokol. C. Hecker. P. Orosii. E. Garcia. W. McLaughlin. W. Libich. T. Hecker. 93 J. Medved. J. Ribar. 2). Ill S. c7. COMPANY A 1ST PLATOON ROW 1:A. Sassman. A. Acevedo. B. Kuchko. T. Jamski. R. Pach. E. Wachowski. M Hudson. D. Kvachkolf. ROW 2: T. Hecker. D. Dymanowski. R. H«rna, C. Naidoll. J. Medved. F. Kosielski. M. Hanniqan. R. Bukur. R. Moiales. J. Tronshaw. E. Kvachkofl. N. Binkley. 94 ROW 1: E. Garcia. W. Derdowski. W. Boris. K. Kovach. F. Geruska. W. Gulnee. E. Curran, R. Rosser. I. Rivera. R. Williams. K. Reberg. J. Rebar. L. Martis. R. Herma. A. Pawlicki. L. Kimmel. L. Calloway. ®. in COMPANY B 1ST PLATOON ROW 1: C. Marcyjamik. C. Biggs. E. Olcjnik. R. Rogala. T. Brennan, Z. Comor. T. Mills. D. Mash- burn. ROW 2: B. Cxornoch. J. Taylor. H. Hightower. W. Comer. L. Moon. J. Krecik. A. Cieslak. R. Minick. R. Oberlander, C. Olszewski. M. Elmore. COMPANY B 2ND PLATOON ROW 1: W. Libich. E. George. G. Fillespie. R. Davis. J. McCoy. W. Barnes. R. Coleman. R. Mattox. E. Templer. ROW 2: D. Kennedy. O. Hicks. G. Malcom. R. Theinhart. C. Hecker. H. Vaught. C. Davis. T. Mokol. C. Davis. J. Haymon. 95 97 B. Ward. R. Dobis. G. Fedotchak T. Wanthal. E. Konarski loneer SponsorMr. Carmelo Sapone PIONEER The 1953-54 Pioneer Staff was composed of nineteen top-notch. ambitious students, representing the high school of Tolleston. In addition to the new students of the staff, the Pioneer also was represented by a new photographer, Mr. Harry Bortz. Production of the Pioneer was accomplished by means of interlocking committees. The staff was divided into groups covering photography, publicity, typists, copy-writers, and artists. The publication of the Pioneer is open to anv student who has originality in thinking, a will to work cooperatively, a feeling of responsibility and a sense of loyalty. Our sponsor, Mr. Carmelo Sapone, has contri- buted greatly to the success of our book. 98 D. Valelle. R. Dxtubla. J. Malonchek What pictures today?' to nee r Mr. Harry Bort . Photographer R. Zukowski. J. Yaros. C. Lemon. P. Hyde C. Atchison. R. Berry. M. Lucco Critics'' E. Berthold. D. Carabin. Y. Equihua 99 M. Series. R. Pashka. L. Dulla. TOLLY TIMES The principal aim of the Tolly Times staff this year was to publish a weekly newspaper. Although this was a hard tedious task, they have successfully achieved their goal. The Tolly Times Staff is a group of highly selected students. Their sponsor Miss Anna Marsh assisted them to make each edition well written, neat, and interesting. V. Nobles. M. Ozug. 1 00 C. Feder. F. Bronter. P. Miller. Love. Molvin!' R- Degenelfo. J. Boynak R. Hudlow. ). Sudroil. A. Lucchtno 101 cJolly cJi unes Editor-m Chiol E. Kokinda S. Duffy. D. Whitt 'The Busy Bo«s?'' 102 Concert B and BAND Every year Mr. Edmund Bielski, director of the Tolleston band, tries to make sure the band is steadily improving. Hard work and much practice are the ingredients which are mixed together to develop a fine sounding symphonia. Mr. Bielski ably assisted by Mr. Robert Wieser. together are striving to make this year's orchestra better than those of the past. The main event on the agenda this year is the annual spring concert. This is an affair looked forward to by the whole Tolleston community. Diioctoi: Mi. Edmund Biolski And tho band played on ?rt (Band 105 Maestro Bielski' CINDA ATCHISON BARITONES: T. Rogers. L. Brown. J. Wegman. V. Boktosh. W. Schrader. CLARINETS: ROW 1: R. Kucinski, C. Firpo. S. Richmond. M. Hilton. C. Hydo. ROW 2: R. McFarland. J. Hargen. S. Osika. M. Lucco. G. Field. J. Downey. ROW 3: M. Kis- ylia. R. Williams. M. Hargen. S. Voris. L. McKay. F. Radi- van. D. Yates. Concert (Band SHARON OSIKA M. WICKERSHAM FLUTES: ROW 1: C. Atchison. C. Jacoby. B. Kovos. J. Bon- ick. ROW 2: D. Haro. A. Atchison. W. Bird. M. Wicker- sham. R. Tracy. MARY HILTON BASSES: ROW 1: I. Nowakowski. M. Nelson. M. Raqon. W. Shrader. ROW 2: G. Behnke. T. Sawochka. R. Paige. Beethoven beauties MARY E. KISYLIA 107 Concert (Band DRUMS: J. Wright. I. Nowakowski. J. Blankenship. R. Martin. K. Sierkowski. SAX: B. Shakes. J. Berry. F. Bella. B. Sarguont. ROW 2: K. Helvey. H. Ribar. S. Spurlock. 108 FLAGS: T. Skilano. A. Puzas, S. Leto. F. Walker. mcert (Band MIXED REEDS: J. Kovos. G. Bardos. R. A. Martin. TRUMPETS: ROW 1: B. Kruk. R. Pact� , t. £avada D Joros. ROW 2: L. Kostka. W. Knight. L. Brown, s’ Suloman. 109 D. Barn® . F. Cermak. L. Mangold. L. Bella. V. Boktesh (Jtrls Qlee Club GIRLS' GLEE CLUB From Be-Bop to Bach and Brahms are the major musical scores sung by the Girls' Glee Club. In the Spring Festival the girls fill the air with their heavenly angelic voices. Each member participates in the Northern Indiana Vocal Contest. Aside from other activities they sponsored The Sock and Jean Hop in the latter part of October. B. Snyder. Pros.: S. Wainours. VicoPres.: A. Malis. Troas.: M Heckcr V. Stevens. Soc. Chair.; A. Lucchino. Ass't Soc. Chair. 110 Girls' Glee Club Sot, ’ Cjlee Club Sponsor: Miss Cnanotto Domroese BOYS’ GLEE CLUB The Tolleston High School Boys' Glee Club was formed in 1950. Under the sponsorship of Miss Charlotte Domroese, the club has a bright future. A love for music is the only requirement needed to join the club. Any boy, truly fond of singing is able to join. OFFICERS: D. Kaplan. Secrctary-Trcasuror. F. Trella. Vrce- President. L. Pawinski. Treasurer. E. Vasques. President. G. Lach. Secretary. F. Watson. Librarian. Ill Boys' Glee Club AUDIOVISUAL Audio! Visual! Audio means to hear. Visual means to see. In this course the students work two years as an assistant. They learn to operate the tape recorder, movie projector, and the opaque projector. The club consists of forty-seven members. Under the direction of Miss Evelyn Jones the students learn to operate all of the Audio Visual machines. Sponsor: Miss Evelyn Jones ROW 1: D. Whill. R. Jolesky. E. HUI. C. Collins. J. Rogers. D. Sims. A. Puzas. D. Wallace. R. Reberq. ROW 2: M. Nolson. A. Bush. B. McGee. B. Lopez. J. Gollor. G. Bardos. J. Divijak. T. Mills. ROW 3: P. Larson. H. Karr. A. Malls. A. Wegraan. M. Bartosh. J. Borry. J. Coates. K. Dunn. D. Mounce. ROW 4: L. Marino. F. Brantner. D. Pluto. M. Hannigan. T. Guba. R. Novicki. R. Malis B Boris B. Ward. (Radio CU The fields of radio and television offer many opportunities to the interested student. A few of these are: script writing, an- nouncing. mechanics, acting, directing, and producing. These essential elements are promoted and stimulated in the Radio Club of Tolleston High School. Under the able assistance of Mr. Milan Dakich the club members have been writing scripts and many different plays. Sponsor MR. MILAN DAKICH ROW 1: D. Mounce. S. Sadowsky. J. Pawlickl. N. Boblllo. J. Nelson. A. Garbus. K. Dunn. D. Pinker- ton. V. Barany. ROW 2: I. Nowakowski. K. Larson. M. A. Lindsay. F. Wickersham. S. Liodtke. A. Hodorok. E Monacy. C. Vespo. L. Marino. ROW 3: S. Wainours. V. Babcock. M E. Borman. C. Mutchinsky. G. Berta. B. Haggard. M. Lisek. A. Lepp. G. Leto. R. Pushka. K. Dunn. Jr. Sr. Sec.. C. Vospo. Jr. Sr. Trees.. I. No- wakowski. Jr. A Sr. Vice-Pres.. S. Wainours. Jr. Sr. Pres.. M. Balluch. Fr. 6 Soph. Pros., P. Oskins. Fr. 6 Soph. Vice- Pres.. L. Bukur. Fr. Soph. Sec.. E. Monacy. Fr. Soph. Treas. ROW 1: M. Balluch. H. Wirtes. D. Carabin. S. Dully. ROW 2: G. Centanni. E. Monacy. L. Bukur. ROW 3: P. Oskins. E. Berthold. 115 CD ra mattes M. Glad. |. Cash. V. Baocock. t. Monacy. N. Bobillo. D. Pinkerton Imagination Fitting day Make up Mr. Milan Dakich CDramatics Ah!! Come on!! LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Wittes. P. Oskins. M Bolluch. E. Monocy. D. Carabln. P. Hyde. G. Centanni D. Pickett. DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatics Club under the direction of Mr. Milan Dakich. presented many different types of productions. Some of the dramas pre- sented were: Miss Sidney Carton, The Open- ing of the Door, and many others. The plays not only taught the students acting, but also stage production techniques. 117 118 Q. M M Mary HUton. S«c. G. A. A. Council Mombor. loAnn Koiac. Treas G JL JL G. A. A. The G. A. A. is an organization of qirls who are interested in maintaining fair play and all- round good sportsmanship. The G. A. A. offers many activities which tend to build healthy bodies and cultured, sound minds. Some of the social events provided by the G. A. A. are the long hike in the fall; initiations; the Christmas spread; and last but not least the G. A. A. Banquet, which is considered the main social event. Every girl is proud and considers it a privilege to say she belongs to the Tolleston Girls' Athletic Association. JOANN SLYS Business Manager DOROTHY NESTORVICH Indoor Sporthead ARLENE KABOPF Outdoor Sporthead KAREN O'BROCK Captainball Sporthead SUE MAY Softball Head 121 Q. A. A Activities 122 Space cadets' Praising the 'Ball ol Plenty-1 Autograph ploase The Freshman Tea The live wives ol Araud? Blind mans bluli' This is a shampoo? Oh promise me Senior C£. ,71. ,71 ROW 1: K. Larson. I. Levy. P. Brennan. E. Fleminq, G. Kalina. ROW 2: M. Lisok. A. Lepp. G. Berta. D. Binzen, J. Cash. N. Gregor. R. Berry. ROW 3: E. Kokinda. A. Kaboff. M. Jones. C. Lanter. J. Kosac. M. Hilton. B. Hag- gard. A. Hodorek. ROW 1: M. A. Yards. F. Wickersham. S. Walnours. A. Mar- tinez. P. Rogers. L. Mineer. A. Wegman. K. O'Brock. ROW 2: S. Salmi. D. Pinkerton. H. Karowski. V. Nobles. C. Mut- chinsky. N. Rappatta. D. Muzek. I. Nowakowski. ROW 3: J. Pawlicki. F. Malis. S. Sadowski. C. Vespo. J. Nelson. Senior Award. Where'd it go? 9 umor G. A A. ROW 1: J. Wanat. S. Sawochka. P. Sum. J. Sly� . R. Vlcian. M. Tomko. S. Thomas. A. Vandermolcn. R. Popa. ROW 2: L. Walter. D. Someson. U. Watson, C. Saynak. J. Moreland. M. Nawrocki. S. Oslka. D. Nestorvich. S. Mizerak. D. Sierkowski. ROW 3: P. Wall. S. Palmate®:. A. Uricky. S. Osika. G. Wierzba. P. Osika. C. Montorsi. Sluqgei??'' Catch It 9 umor G. X Gel sot. 'Baseball Team???' ROW 1: M. Hargan. D. Hamady, P. Miller. M. E. Kisylia. D. Haro. A. M. Grcnnes. C. Gregory. A. Garbus. D. Lohso. P. Labash. P. Hesterman. K. Lutlinen. E. Folinski. J. Frank. H. Davis. L. Borausky. A. Chestovich. ke. ROW 2: S. Geller. A. Cuba. 3: C. Huycke. A. Lepyesh. C. Gibbon. C. Feder. How about a game? Here it comes. Sopi lomore Cj. X. X. ROW I: M. Wicker sham. J. Templer. M. Sutherland, F. Thompson. M. Vospo. B. Wolucka. ROW 2: G. Zavada. J. Zavada. K. Wilson. M. Turner. B. Snyder. D. Voyt. P. Scxerblk. ROW 1: M. Towns. J. Monacy. G. Short. M. Series. S. May. L. Miller. ROW 2: D. Pickett. D. Nawrocki. M. E. Rushak. B. RatliH. H. Nadolski. E. Monacy. B. Martines. R. Hudlow. ROW 3: R. Pawinski. P. Novicki. J. Sebben. C. Sharp. P. Os kins. S. NaumofJ. H. Moustakas. A. Kemeny. Future Sluggers Reaching For The Sky? 126 (Sophomore G. X. X Weight Lifters ROW 1: B. Baron. S. Brennan. V. Baumgart. B. norm on. L. Collins. ROW 2: M. Demo. J. Benka. L. Bukur. L. Bookless. D. Cies- ielski. N. Dennis. M. Curclo. R. Batchellar. ROW 3: M. Dujmovich. J. Downey. V. Babcock. E. Berthold, M. Dudenski, A. Carey. C. Atchison. C. Cxarnecki. ROW 1: D. Kesnak. R. Jankovich. K. Lambourn. V. Stevens. P. Hyde. C. Lemon. ROW 2: N. Johanson. L. Hulse. S. Lynn. A. Lucchino, Y. Equihua. C. Johnson. E. Fink. ROW 3: J. Gomienhart. A. Karp. C. Gaydos. N. Magde lino. A. Malis. M. Lucco. M. Heckor. Where's the ball? 127 cTesl iman G. JL JL ROW 1: G. Towns. M. Rogans. S. Schamor. N. Roncsak. ROW 2: L. Szczorbik. M. Shukilis. J. Zakutansky. H. Wlrtes. I. Vasquez. C. Svatos. J. Sedan. ROW 3: G. Siminski. J. ROW 1: J. Geleott. |. Gulsl. J. Knighl. M. Luptak. ROW 2: A. Fitts. S. Guenther. J. Hargan. E. J. Horton. G. Flournoy, C. Hydo. S. Kachur. ROW 3: P. Haggard. P. Kapica. J. Hurley. J. Kosac. A. Klimczak. L. McKay. F. Ksiazek. C McCord. Gaie into my crystal ball!!' Ronic. B. Shakes. B. Taylor. C. Yudt. V. Stearns. S. Vasily. M. Shramm. Virtues of Volleyball'’ CTresk imaa Q. JL ROW 1: C. Pullina. D. Miller. K. Myers. P. Nor wine. A. Nicholson. K. Medved. ROW 2: B. Narcy. P. Mattie. L Marrs. C. Orlowski. R. Mil- ler. P. McDowell. B. Ottoson. ROW 3: F. Nobles. J. Pisaraski. R. Martin. D. Pluto. M. Ragon. J. Polatewicz. M. A. Page. Y. Pixxa. ROW 1: D. Augustine. J. Drop. G. Curcio. ROW 2: I. DiFatta. M. Cxarnecki. J. Bonick. N. Cunning- ham. M. Costidakis. R. Clonl. S. England. ROW 3: K. Chapman. M. Balluch. M. Bartosh. J. Berry. G. Centanni. P. Cirak. J. Coates. J. Dunn. S. Ell. Belles oi the basketball court! 129 Sponsor: MISS JULIA BARAN BARBARA HAGGARD CARMELLA MONTORSI DOROTHY NESTOROVICH DOROTHY HAMADY CHEERLEADERS The many tedious hours spent in practice by our cheerleaders have proved to be an asset to our school and community. These girls are liked by everyone, for the actual selection of the cheerleaders comes from the student body at regular cheerleader try outs. On both the basketball court and football field our cheerleaders have boosted the morale of the team and encouraged us to back our boys. We appreciate the work done by these girls and are proud to say they represent Tolleston School. VALERIE STEVENS 130 JC-Gountry ROW 1: W. Gibson. W. Comer. E. Comor. R. Johnson. J. Brown. J. Taylor. ROW 2: Coach Devltt. C. Koches. G. Lach. J. Wicrman. B. Snyder. W. Kidd. J. Jurasevlch. ROW 3: F. Hudocok. A. Jordan. J. Blankenship. B. Lowo. M. Milligan. N. Flournoy. A. Bush. N. Marshall. R. Zavacky. ROW 1: C. Biggs. W. Lopez. R. Wild. J. Brown. R. Johnson. B. Lowe. ROW 2: J. Serber. N. Flournoy. Z. Comer. H. Hightower. A. Regan. A. Tippy. W. Gibson. J. Smith. ROW 3: R. Vieceli. E. Vasquez. C. Koches. M. Hannigan. C. Moon. W. Comer. W. Libich. J. Taylor. DON KENDT Indiana State High Hurdle Champ N. J. H. S. C. 1953 131 vmmi, wu Ft. Wayne I Augie Boto’s thi7 folleston o 1 eof of Gary 1 Wildcats1 ligh close j ill seasons, olleston Fu L f ' is set ' ■Tollrali STATI bi donna ..... uahlnr Vardas� . utlni YlHMr . « � « AlltopM � • fnmpW«l aaara Int� rr«pl� d UBlkl'l ImI . ... naltlra ........ arda l rnallrrd ■ml a ......... ,f inline Aarms� TollmtM —T W j um. Mf r , i.laromln. Rlhar. hr.lt M, r) rwS'l — M. ffiMKlil. Ha i'll � . KoaOkl. Mad r ack. ijiro staJI Flral donna—TnlW i Varda ralnrd raj a I n� hrt. J. r arda Inal niahlnt- 1 v | Vni.'l icm ahead to l !.! I) ! ( U Wat ,r i his pass rcc nri Toi!cc.to:i hi thorough be.v al Catholic 1 w::i oasi’.;. VtrAa rainrd p Torhrl. lit. Nr I arda salnrd- brl. IM raaar. roanplrlrd- COACH FRED ELKINS Chan Iit m Mr a roi ats nuc reamer Olloef uTniKyh Change of f Hornets to COACH JOE VANCE Rough c ago Jd have decision iuc-lead- Field� ins atop rs with For Tol- straight : mecoming Week for the Blue liders by. winning. 28-0. The second ’ 5t week wl ate ann. 'oUeston wins over S tonight, the tri- tf.ve been completed the three schools _ their homecoming FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD' No Pushover e third quarter went score-1 !as the two teams braced 1st each other. However, fay in the fourth period ftough Riders took a punt ieir own 40 and proceeded ind out the yardage nece£ for another touchdown. t tier r � v- runs of 10 ’' I | -� g sent —i------1-----,---- ----klast .... 1 M rr . RrMmh. I itarnrhak. • STATISTICS ! • •- H� ....... 1 in.-'.! • U� •• 1«� — down and 25 yards by rushing in the first half, the Hornets re- turned to pile up 172 yards f.c-roo i. n.T 13 T lh ............I.. fur till.........I. Kurtlrff ........I.. 'UmwBk ...........C So k� ...........R. IWtin .M«ki ....R. WW ..............II. ■ukolldl TOI.I.KSTON D'lini M«nr Drnto Mrann Tol«« VlAertl Hartal witcheroo I.A R 1� TOI JLKeTOX C a� ■ ■.■isi . ............. uuk «II ‘ Ql-ART� .K«. f f................ a : • «—1:« on .................A A A A— • rhdonnt—Rwi.nrll, rkMkl. Rgllrr, 1 aftrr toorlidan n—Vnkovlfti. Uai� —l on Vohf, Iji ! ( hint . rrf- M)n� funnlnaham. Hammond, nm- Wltbur Fttrr . Hammond. h� ad .,o.h|r, r. wr.-rt H� fnt ImilWfi r.. rrr« ko—llami.M.nd i. S for «' t ard . Ml. Itarifnrl. iika. A din tv A. MwHiJ t MmIw yy's came...� iatod then io- Jason. imond was nc ith six victories 5 in the two sc had a lhree yi: last year and 3 season with t sses and a tie. triumph also e ts to wind up ' season with •o losses go Student Managers: R. Wierzba. B. Mattie. M. Milligan FRED WATSON FOOTBALL The Tolleston Raiders started off their 1953 football season on a rainy gridiron smash at Michigan City. This game, although well fought resulted in a zero-to-zero tie. The Raiders closed the season with three wins, five losses ana one tie. The Raiders were led by Jerry Korwek, a junior letterman. who made seven touchdowns. Next were Jim Bartal. Ed. Vasquez. and Bob Vieceli all having scored two touchdowns. Tolleston is losing eleven lettermen this year, but the junior squad mem- RaideTfans lpMaamaq an eXCiting ‘ Packed. ”54 season for the exuberant Th© worrlM of a coach JERRY KORWEK BOB ZAKUTANSKY ARTHUR GIACOMIN JOE TRENSHAW ED VASQUEZ CHARLES STEARNS PAUL DEMO BOB MORSE SCHEDULE Tolleston Opponents 0 Michigan City 0 13 Emerson 20 24 Gary Roosevelt 19 0 Horace Mann 28 0 E. C. Roosevelt 13 19 Ft. Wayne Central 7 6 Lew Wallace 20 21 Froebel 0 19 Hammond 20 ABE REGANS Sardines TOM WILK JOHN GIORDANO JERRY MEDVED BRUNO CZERNOCH BILL MYERS JERRY CHAROCHAK (Baseball COACH JOE VANCE Student Manaqoi: D. NAWROCKI 136 ROW 1: L. Moon. Coach J. Vance. F. Bartal. A. Acevedo. ROW 2: A. Giacomin. J. iurascvich. R. Mono. G. Lach. T. Wtlk. F. Wation. J. Koiwek. J. Banal. ROW 3: R. Dobis. B. Kmqht. R. Wil liamt. C. Fiipo. J. Wieinam. B. Snyder. L. Calloway. R. Smolnicky. (Baseball Mon., April 12 (T) Emerson Wed., April 14 (H) Whiting Wed. April 21 Open Fri., April 23 (T) Wallace Mon., April 26 (H) Hammond Tech Wed., April 28 (T) Froebel Fri., April 30 (H) Clark Mon., May 3 (T) E. C. Washington Wed., May 5 (H) E. C. Washington Fri., May 7 (T) Horace Mann Mon., May 10 (H) Hammond Wed., May 12 (H) Emerson Fri., May 14 (T) Whiting Mon., May 17 Open Wed.. May 19 (H) Wallace Fri., May 21 (T) Hammond Tech Mon., May 24 (H) Froebel Wed., May 26 (T) Clark Fri., May 28 (H) E. C. Washington Tues., June 1 (T) E. C. Roosevelt Wed.. June 2 (H) Horace Mann Fri., June 4 (T) Hammond th Vernon, 58-40. The__ In I'olle.ston erexv t period and wv ied somewhat V ________ t Haiders’ lead Ir Jim Nmm Ii nine field --------- total eoaUnj laying a -0 ie fur Tolle-t rwpk who. le up with .v__________ passes for Ii ' i. Korwek was r | come in scoring B “ ts on five field go. free throws. .•k Malott was high for h Vernon club with s on six field -------------t :n New cohu - - e in mighty t as Raider In- disposed v—-jK- 1 Oil the loir -V' n tallied 11 V i | 1 ree throwsr-Atl'v lers to tlu—r- 1 ecutive con— i ie victory a; . l 4' I Clark last V ted for 25 J—.—EDL a r� a-po:r:r lot,_ |M I Toll t� n TOLuarroN on rn n m nm ri a result o 1 J mi i e fnain:aipy«j-g' i e NIHSC s . jT] ■ace with 95 1 ' : J ■ ■■'■ Wrv.tngP of a sloppy the pressure on the G on Jui n .. f� « itn ... fVrwftfc IS) , kfh 4i ... Uwromr cm |� rftaiw (441 | f� ln«kl ((it itrrmajt ll n|4'r 41.% .. '-tan. HO) .. Total ......... 1 JO II ft It HAMMOND CI.ARK I3 r� ri n rtm ri I n� lrr � 3) ..... IS • ( 3 3 IJ ... 3 I 1 4) • S.IMI ........ ft 3 ft ft 1 4«3 ...... I I I 3 ft FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD min- of playing fore the Oilers vhilp the Raid- ’ up a 30-15 scored y r6 . seven stra' fls Wu 9 miss. t 6core fb C -jbeft i Maced. AbollC hall fits were tip-ins. atj i pilot man is so at g hc heavy scoring too much for t Propers, hut they kepV L ay until the final gf V Ljl 42-31 score « r Volleston. although It lo . far from a sectional threat la.4 night, showed possibilities, dis- playing good teamwork and re- bounding that could develoj Into a dangerous club. The win ners had trouble finding the hoop last night, but exporienct and more practice should air this. It was the second straight o(l loss for Coach Dick Scheub's j” crew, the last to Chesterton. 51- 45. The Troopers look like an1 Total - A kov;ri; s (. r ino sv. iv‘ .( fIat te;i re- tied at 2-a I -«Atl Ckltifi fc baskets and a Reserves finished e minutes for the possession four times me- tv NA ri aa chanlcal errors, while op- jL '• ors hobbled but on 5e.“ t oux To M Until the s4� cond quarter «ii� ... .F r r T w P Center Eric Maty Ink '«« • a had limited Ncwcome -to just 'n)’‘l!!. lljr � ii o onc two pointer, showing some « � f ii -it • top-notch defense work, but the i I ]I r ippofy Tolleston center began i3) ii 3 i i to get the range, dropping in i s • • hrrc °i'i f°®ls before the end • ) ..!!!!!! i i� i 11 of the half. Forward Lee Weis- — - — logel and Guard Buddy Smith wnifiM. •«’ ‘ ach dropped in a pair of goals r« n ri to pace the lOpolnt Wirt drive isir..:::: ” I J V «hat quaver. peering ace. Holton .- 1 the Pioneer attack points. fcJrsLOW start The first quarter saw little '■ either team � d 8-6 In the FRESHMAN COACH. AUGUST BOTO Beat? HAMMOND HIGH 130 I'M tl I BlftcknvM� (I) .... IA 3 Bnnrnl III) ........ 3 X Mfuarl .... ft A ______________________ :o:i et’ts of (t;o second quartet Tolleston Thumps Valparaiso. 59- RESERVE COACH. ED. DEVITT neja goai. fourth loss in the same numbe of league games. could .M.-oro only o w ivniuriV r -- « • obich'wjn string compiled by the1 Pan III I ght can be count Newcqme L t Raidf i to % forth an all-out l the complimc!.1 victory over the !'.■ , w« ;iH tr.ear Z ■ 1 | 1 the third quarter whcn-j- ■leston splurge, engineered . Ppnior Jim Bartal and Soph- f Brad Snyder, accounted-!- .0 straight points. -X V STARTER prtal. who heretofore had l ten the Ra 1 d r_honch_ i.n ( night in pi ffl ski. He oj- . Al.ruiMMI «.It I i� � � nr lawrt l If .ettflo RESERVE BASKETBALL SQUAD T«i n ......... ORf; MV otlr.tim ....... ....... • ■ mmmM. Raider. u Tolleston rs. Edison. Jtr� «vkS ll t � n «in ... Kaniintlil iV.iV Mortal (|«l .. Sr.rwn (]}) «oiW MS) .. Kfrwrk lit) . K cuim it ) . I,� .h |W| .... nwnHii., (44) nuraiM Ui) II right regat ‘ I oints on nine fi f '.ree fico throws---1— ' AT H M l I The Blue Raiders ro, _ 1-4 lead at the quartei H dvantage at halftime. kI nd of the third period, it 'nllftclnn «• Inn 17 JO.. Tala). � •� « � i� i - Jwtwn Ml) Halt Ml) ... 4xiCMt I IS) KHh MS) ... • llAUmiUii i|| Mnllnar� ill (oltlai. Valparaiso: Owl,� . SCHEDULE Tolleston Opponents 42 Wirt 31 50 Edison 39 42 Froebel 44 45 Hammond 57 58 North Vernon 40 51 Hamm. Clark 39 53 Whiting 41 46 Gary Roosevelt 51 59 Valparaiso 52 42 Horace Mann 48 53 Emerson 47 44 Franklin 51 56 E. C. Roosevelt 57 41 Lew Wallace 40 42 S. B. Washington 40 52 E. C. Washington 55 55 Hamm. Tech. 44 39 Bishop Noll HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT 58 55 Edison 40 43 Roosevelt 42 58 Froebel 44 J. BARTAL I. CIORDANO Basketball Gazing inl'i llm lx 111 of luluio” I. WIERMAN A RECANS B. MYERS Determination G. EACH ...And ho scores again The 1953 Holiday Tournament was one of the most exciting tournaments held in the City of Gary. Starting with a victory over Gary Edison, Tolleston came out of their dressing room, eager and hungry, eyeing the dangerous Roosevelt Panthers taking their warm-up shots down-court. Playing with brilliant flashes of lightning, scoring time and time again to the thunder of the audience, Tolleston emerged forth the victor, scoring the winning basket with a mere twelve seconds remaining on the scoreboard. The finale, ending a perfect Holiday Tournament, resulted in Tolleston gaining revenge over a great Froebel team which had beaten Tolleston earlier in the season by a score of 44 to 42. The final score read, Tolleston 58, Froebel 44. Congratulations, Tolleston. Well done! 142 West n a m. s. e. e , lampions Three cheers for the Tolleston Raiders who captured the 1953 West N.I.H.S.C. Baseball Championship with an impressive record of sixteen victories and only four defeats. Tolleston defeated Hammond High for the championship at Tolleston field in an extra-inning thrilling melodramatic final. The final score read, Tolleston 2; Hammond 1. Congratulations Tolleston for a job well done. 143 Acevedo, Antullio 02 Aimutis, Gerald � 1 Atchison, Clnda 7«. 82, � 7. 102, 104, 105 Atchison, Hex 181 Augustine, Donna 120, 127 Babcock, Verna 125 Ralicock, Virginia 118, 114 Rakas, Patricia Hot Bui Inch. Dolores HM, 115 Balluch, Marilyn 118, 127 Barany, Valerie 118 I hi r(I os, Gordon 82, 87, 107 Karon, Beverly, 125 Karnes, Kill 08 Karnes, David 8, 104, 107 Hartal, James 180. 181. 182. 180 Kartosh, lar on 87, 127 Katchcllcr, Rosemary 82. 88, 108,125 Raumgart. Virginia 0, 125 llauswell, Patricia 80 Kchnke, George 105, 181 Bektcsli, Vladimir 102. 108, 104, 107, 180. 187 Belec, Donna 70. 128 Delia, Prank 107 ltrlla, latrry 107 Kenka, Joan 80. 125 Benner, Beverly 88 Bennett, Jack 82 Berry, Janie 80. 107. 127 Kerry, Roberta 88. 07, 121 Kcrta, Geraldine 70. 80, 118 Kerthold, Kleanor 80. 87, 07, 108, 118, 125 Biggs. Charles, oi. 02 Kilyak. Mary Ann 70. 88 Kinkley, Norman 01, 02 Kin cn, Doris 88 Bird, Wynona 00. 108, 105 lllaney, Steve 181, 180 Blankenship. Jerry 107, 120 Kohillo, Natalie 118. Ill Konick, Janet 70. 105. 127 Bono, Virginia 88 Konta, Anthony 85 Bookless, lxiretta 108, 125 Boris, William 02. 181 Borman. Mary Kllcn 8. 88, 118 Kormon, Bennie 125 Korausky, laiura 8. 88. 128 Bowen, Peggy 88 Boynak. John oo Krantner, 1-Yank 87, 08. 00 Brennan, Pat 8. 70, 80. 88 Brennan, Sally OO, 125 Brennan, Terry 70. 77, 82. 80, lOO, 181, 180 Brennan. Tom 80. 08. 181, 180 Krogno, John 85. 181 Brown. Bill 181 Brown. James 85. 120 Brown, l imar 102. 108, 104, 107 Buhiek. Richard 85. 87 Bukur, I orctta 80. 108. 118, 125 Bukur, Richard 02 Bush, Alfred 7. 187 Callaway, lamis 8, 02. 181, 186 falwhite, Anthony 7, 180 Cara bin, Dolores 8. 80. 07, 118, 114, 115 Carey, Anita 0. 125 Carter, Shirley 70, 77 Cash. Joan 114 Ccntnnni, Geraldine 118, 115, 120, 127 Ccrniak, Frank 107 Chapman, Karen 80, 127 Cliappa. Adela 70. 128 Chappie, Josephine Cliarochak, Jerry 0, 180, 188. 187 Chestovlch, Arlene 128, 181 Christy, Joe 181, 180 Ciesielski. Darlene 78. 125 Cieslak, Tony (Toni, Bosalyn 80, 127 t Irak, Pat 127 lark. Marlene 0 Coates, Jean 127 Coho. Laura 7, 108 Cogley. Ruth 80 Coleman. Koliert 08 Collins, lam-tta 4. 80. 125 Comer. Willie 01. 08. 120 Comer. Zekule 08, 120 Conner. Carol 115 Corey, Pat 115 Costldakls, Marian 127 Cunningham, Gary 102 Cunningham, Nona 127 Curcio, Geraldine 127 Curcio, Mary Ann 108. 125 Curran. Kd 02 Czarneckl, Marie 125, 127 Czcrnoeh. Bruno 88. 08. 180, 188 Danko, Delores 4. 70 Danko, Jolonda 78. 83. 80, 114 David. Minnie 88 David, Tom 85 Davis, Carlton 8. 03 Davis, Cecil 01, 03 Davis. Helen 128 Davis, Kol ert 03 Degeneffe, Raymond OO Demeycr, Vic 82 Demo, 1 arianne 125 Demo, Paul IOO, 130, 133 Dennis. Nancy 108. 125 Dent, Timothy 85 Dcrdowski, Wayne 02 DiFatta, Josephine 82. 127 DiPi za, John 85. 87 IHtters. James 80. 131, 130 Divijak. Gerald IH� Divijak, Joseph 70, 87 Dixon, Patricia 88 Doliis, Richard 08 Downey, Duane 85 Downey, Joy 0, 82, 18). 102, 104, 125 Drop, Joyce 127 Drygas. Ted 85 Dudenski, Marilyn 125 Duffy, Sandra 00, 113 Dujmovich. Mary 18). 103, 125 Dulla, Lillian 08, 00 Dunn, Joan 87 127 Dunn, Kay 113 Dymanoskl, Danny 83 D .uihla, Raymond OO Kll, Shirley 115, 127 Klmore, Melvin 03 Fiiglaud, Sharon 8, 18), 127 Fugle, Don 80, 131 Fiiiiihiin, Volonda 07, 108, 125 Fabian, Michael Fedor, 80. 81. 83. 08. 00, 128 Fedorchak, Geraldine 88. 00 Fellnski, Klsie 123 Felton, Clifford 85 Field, Glenda 102, 104 Fink. Albert 85 l ink, Kvolyn O. 108, 125 Flrpo, Charles 70. 77, 81, 82, 102, 101 Fitts. Amolda 120 Fleming, Kleanor 0. 88, 115, 120 Flournoy, Helen 81. 88 Flournoy. Namon 137 Fontana, John 80, 131 F'owler, Connie 114, 115 FYank. Janet 128 F'uller. Martha 88 Garbus, Anna 113, 123 Garcia, Fhiiil 01, 182 Gastcvich, Dorothy 78, 70 Gnydos, Carol 108, 125 Gean, Tay lor 85 Geleott, Janet 82. 120 Geller, Shirley 70. 88. 128, 181 Gemelnliart. Jeanette 108, 125 George. Kugcne oi. 03 Geruska, FYank 02 Giacomin, Arthur 100, 180, 182 Gibbon, Carole 81. 83. 128 Gibson, William 120, 137 Glelesple, Geodice 03 Giordano, John lot). 180, 188, 130 Glad. Marianne 80, 114 Gotson, Catherine 70 Gotsos, Don 85 Gregor. Andy 13« Gregor. Nancy 8. 0, 8«. 115, 121 Gregory, Carol 123 Grenues, Marlene 8, 81, 128 Guha, Audrey 70. 128 144 Hulncc, will� 4ii� i 02 dlist, JoHII IN� , II I, 11.1, 1—1 dintlicr, Hliaron 124� Haggard, ItarlNirn hh. 11:i. 120, IlitKKiinl, Pat K7, 1211 llamady. Dorothy 125, I2X llaniiigan, Marshall II, � - Harhison, Jeanette HIM, I 15 Harlan, Joanna 104, 124� Harlan, Marlene 85, N7, 104, 12 11 aliens, James IOO Harmon, l.isa l«' I ox Haro, Delores 105. 125 llaymoii, .lames 05 lleeker. I 'liarles 01. 05 lleeker. Mililreil I OK. 120. 125 lin ker. Tom K. KO. 01. 02 Hernia. Richard 02 Hernia, KoImtI 02 Hmlernmii, Phyllis 70. 125 IIirk� . Odd o:t lll| lilo er, Hcrl� rt 0:1 llillon. Mary KO. KO. HM. 105. Ilmlorek. Alice 70. 77. KO. 11: Holmes, Minnie IOK lloliili. Ann 70 lloluh, Holt I :i I llorlon, Anna .Iran 120 llmlrrrk. Frank 70. 120 Hudknr. Rath m, oo Hudson, McKinley 02 Hiilse, Uirvlla 115. 125 llnrlry. Joann 120 llnyrkr, Connie 125 Hyde. Patricia K2. INI. 07. 115, IIy do, Cliarlollr 7. 7K. 104. 120 Jacoliy, enrol KO. Kl. K5. 10.1. 105 Jatnski. Ted 02 .lamia, Jerry K5 .Innkovleli. Rosalie K. 125 Jarosak, Donald 107 Jasiak, I .ore II a 70. KO JoliitiiKon, Xaney K2. K:i, 115. 125 Johnson, Carol O. 125 Johnson. Richard 120. 157 Jones, Millie 4 Jordon, Aaron 120 Jnrnsevleli, John 7, 120 Kahoff, Arlene KO. I 15. I 10. |: Kaelinr. Sylvia 120 Kaminski, David 70. 157 Kapha. Pat IOK Kaplra, Waller K . K5 Kaplan. Uavhl IOO Karp, Audrey KO. IOK, 125 Karr. Helen K. 0. 77. KO. INI Karwowski, Helen 70 Kemeny, Arlene K5. KO Kennedy. Donald 05 Kidd. Willie 120 Kinunel, lairry 02 Kish, Jim- K5 liisylia. Mary I.lien 102. 104, 125 128 Klinger. Judith 7K. KO. INI Klol , John K2, K5 KniKlit. Kill 102. 105, 107, ISO Knight, Judy 7. 7K. 120 Kline� � , Ferdinand KO Koelies, Charles IOO, 120, 150 5 Kokimla. F.velyn 70. KO. Oil Konarski, Kugenc KO. INI Koruek, Jerry I. Kl, 150, 151. 152, 150 Kosae, JoAnn 70. xo. OK, 115, 121 Kosae. Judy K. 7K, K7. INI, III Kostka, I.orelta 107 Kovaeli, Ken K5. 02 Koves, liar bar a 105 Koves, Julie 70, 107 Kozulskl, Frank 01, 02 Kramer. Donald X5 Ivrreik. James INI, 05 115 Krueger, Robert Kl, 85 K� 4'uak, Dorothy 125 K� ia ek. Fleanor IOK, I 15 Ksliotrk. Frames IOK, 1241 Kueinski. Roliert IOI Kue ka, lleruard 02 Ku iiia, Mary Ann XX Kvarhkoff, David 85. 02. 150. 152 Kvaehkofr. Kli INI. 01, 02 l.ahjish Hat 125 latch. Herald IOO. 120, 150, 150 l.amhourn. Kathryn 125 125 I«amer. Cared 70 I .arson, Kathleen KO. I 15. 121 IOI, l.urson. I'aula O. X| l.emon. Carol 07. 125 l epp, Alice KO. XX. I 15 l.epye� h. Augeline Kl, 12:1 l.eto, (ieue I 15 Lounmlowski. Don K5 l.ihieh, William Kl. 85. Ol. 05 HO. I.iedlke, Sally 70. I 15. 125 l.indsay, Mary Ann 115 l.isek, Marilyn KO. X5. HH. I 15 l.olise, Donna KK. 12:1 Longu .o, ('and KK. iok Lopez. Hill 150 lame. Hill 120 1 0 l.uechino, Augeline K7, OK. OO. IOK, 125 l.nceo. Marilyn K. 50. K2. K5. 07. IOI l.uptaek, Margaret 120 l.uttinen Karen O. Kl. K5. 125 l.ynn. Sandra 7K. 125 Magdalene. Nina K2. K5. KO. IOK, 125 Mnkulak. Fduard 151 Malcom. Ceorge 05 Malensliek. John OO Malls. Arlene 70. K5. IOK Mareyjanik. Carl 05 Marino, laiwrencc 01, 115 Marrs, Laura IOK, 127 Marshall. Ned 155 Martin. Kulli Ann 102, 105. KMl. 107. 127 Marline . Ann 4. 5. KO. 82. 115, 124� Martine , Heverly K5 Martis, Larry Ol, 02 Maslibum, Dean 05 Mattie, I‘at 127 Mattie. Kola-rl 151 Mat lo . Holier! 05 May. Sue KO. I 15. I IO McCord, Caroline 120 McCoy, James 85, 05 McDowell, Cat 87. 127 McFarland. Robert 4. Kl. KO. 104 McKay, l.ois 104, 1241 McLaughlin. Wiliam 01 Medved. Jerome I. O. O, 01, 02. 150 Medved, Kathleen 127 Mendoza. Carol IOK Mesarrh. Cliilip K. K2. 85. 150, 157 Miller, Dorothy Kl. IOK, 127 Miller. Hlrtlia IOK Miller, lamia 70 Miller, Catricia O. K5. OK. 125 Miller. Rose Ann 127 Milligan, Matthew 70. Kl. 82, 88, 151. 157 Mills. Tom 05 Mlnlck. Roliert KO. 05 Mi erak. Alla rl Kl. K5. K7 Mlxerak. Shirley 70, 81, K5. 120 Mokol, Tom Ol. 05 Monacy. Kli aheth KO. 115, 114 Monaey, Kvelyn 115. 115 Monacy. Jacqueline IOK Montorsl, Carmella 70, I2K Moon, lanii� 05 Morales, Ron 02 Morse, Roller! ISO. 182 Mounce, Dorothy 115 Moustakes. Helen IOK Miitchiusky. Carol 8 . Kl. K5. KO. 115 Muxek. Darlene 115. 121 Myers. Kathy 127 Myers. Willian 82. ISO. 188, ISO Naidoff. Christopher O. IN� . Ol, 02 Narcy, Harliara III, 115. 127 Naionan. Waller K5 Nawroekl. Dan K5. 150 Nawroekl. Helore� 7K. IOK Nelson. JoAnn 118 Nelson. Melvin 105. IOO Nestorovich. Dorothy 115. ID� . 122. 128 Newcouie, James IOO Nicholson, tuitu 127 Noldes. Fern 7K. 127 Nollies. ii-giuia 70. OK. OO Norwine. Paillette 7(1. 77. 127 145 Novakowskl, Irem 108, 105, 107, 118 Novicki, Patricia 70. 77. 108 Obcrlaudcr. Ray 08 O’llrock. Karen 70. 115. 110 Oleinik. Kugenc 08. 180 Olszewaki. CliDonl 0. 81. 08. Ill Oreslk. Philip 01 Orlouskl. Carol 127 Osiku. Patricia 70. 77. 128 Osika, Sam 181 Osika, Sharon 82. 88. 102, 104, 122. I St Oskins, Phy Ills 82. 88. 118, 115 Ottoson, Hounfc 127 O ug. Man 70. 80. 08. 00 Path. Rudolph 02. 102. 107. 100 Pace. Mar) Alma 78. 82. 80. 127 PaiK� , Hit-hard 70. 77. 105. 181. 1.80 Palmaterr, Samira 80, 81, 88 Pavelku. Krn 181 Pawinxki. la on loo Pauliekl. George 02 PawlhNti. 'IoAiiii I 18 Pon.ln.l-a! 85 I’iiki-rl, Dorothy 78. 115 Hite, Yolanda 127 PiiiK«-|-|on. Diana 78. I 18. I I I Pi|M-r. Marvin 181, 180 Pisarski, Joan 127 Plxlcy, James loo PloHdij, Ih-njamin 85 PloH aj. Kugenc 85 Pluto, Donald 8. 81. 88 Pluto, Donna 127 Polaterwiez, Julia O. 127 ltd ill cr, Richard 85 Pullins, Carmen o, 127 Pullin . Sandra Pupillo. Yinrent 0. 7 Puslika, Donald OO. 07. OO. IOO. 118 Pu as, Klranor 81 Hare, Frank 181 Hadivan, Frank 104 Hallo, Patriria 80 Hagon, Margaret 127 Hagon. Mary 82. 105, 11 I Happatta, Nanry 81. 88 Hatlirr. Harliara 108 Hat lift. Norma 70 Hcbcrg, Km 85. ir2 Regans, Ahraliam 0. 180, 188. 180 Regans, Mary 120 Keluhart. Robert 08. I 15 Hiluir, Harvey 102. 105, 107 Hihar, Jerome Ol. 02. 180 Hirlimond, Sharon lOl Hivera, Avaldo 02 Hogala. Hoh 08 Huger . Terry 104 Konianov. Robert 180 Honrsak. Nancy 120 Honic, Jo A nn 120 Honir. John 0. 180. 182 Hosscr. Rola-rt Ol. 02 Sadowpky, Shirley 118 Salmi. Shirley 80 Sassmau. Alan 01. 02 Sassinau. Robert 85. 01 Sawarlika, Shirley 7. 122 Sauarhka. Tom 105 % Sclia mer. Sue 120 SehlM-n, Margie 108 Seilan. Joyce 88. 120 Series, Mary 08 Shakes. Heat rice 8. 80. 107, 120 Short. Gladys 82. 88. 80 Shrader. Wilma 108. 104, 105 Shukitis, Marlene o. I os. 120 Shurinan. Gerald 8. 0, 120 Sierkowski, Dorothy 18� Sierkouski. Kenneth IOO Siminski, Gerrlc 120 Simons, William 85 Slakes, Terry 85 Slys. JoAnn 8. O. 81, I 15. 118, 110 Snodgrass, Hoy 184� Snyder. Hevcrly lt� 8 Snyder. Kradford 7. 121� . 187 Some-on, Diane 87. 128 Sonaty, Jacqueline 88. 80. 108 Sperka. Kd 85 Slat Ids, Helen 70 Stearns, diaries 180, 181. 188 Stearns. Yi-ronica 120 Stclncngcr, John 181 Stevens. Valerie 88. 80. 18� , 108. 120. 125 Sudrotf, Janet 70, 77. 80. 08. 00 Siileman. Sonja It� 8. I(� 7 Sum. Martin 180. 182 Sunyog, Hohert 80 Siirln-r. Joe 80 Svatos. Carol 18� . 120 Sucinis, Hoy 85 Suerdon. Hill IOO. 180 Sxcaerhlk. lairetta 120 Taylor. Harliara 114. 120 Taylor, James 08. 120. 187 Templcr, Kugcne 08 Thomas. Pal 82 Thomas. Shirley 1. 70, 80 Thompson. Frances 80 Thompson. Hichard IOO Tippy. Alex 80. 180 Tolgo. Silvio 08, IOO, 181� . 182 Tolaml. (ieorge 85 Toniko. Marcella 70. 81. 88. 115. I 10. 122 Towns. Marjorie 78. 120 Tracy. Hoherta 105 Trella. Paul 18� . lt� 0 Trenshaw, Joseph 02. Hit� , 182 Trout man. Terry 0. 85 VanDcrMolm, Anna 70. 80. 88 Vasily . Shirley 126 Vasque , Kduard 4. 0. 7, IOO. 180, 181 Viisque . Isabelle 120 Vaught. Ilerln-rt 01, 08 Vcrnarsky, Veronica 70, 88 Vespo, Carmella 118 espo, Magdaliue 0, 80 Vlceell, Hohert 180, 181, 182 Vlclan, Hutli 88 Vilartlo, Tom IOO Voro . Shirley 1111 X’oyt, Delores 80 Wachowskl, John 02 Waddell, Beverly 108 Wainours, Shirley 70. 77, 108, 118, 115 Walker. Hetty Jean 108 Wallace. Don 85. 181. 180 Walters. Frank 180 Wnnlhal, Ted 7. OO Ward, Hohert OO Wargo, Andrew 85 Wargo, Anges 80 Watson, Frederick IttO, 1.80, 182 Watson, Crsula 18� Waugamaii, Mary III Wcgmaii, Arlene 70. 80. 81. 12 � Wegnian, James It� I Westphal, Fred 80. 181. 188 W licet, Gary 85 hilt. Dale 88. OO Wlckersliaui. Flora 118 Wickersham, .Margaret 102, 104. 105 Wlerman, James 7, 120. 180 Wier ha, Geraldine 81. 18� Wier ha. Hichard 180, DM Wier lnt, Konald 8. 80. 181 Wild, Hichard 181. 180 Wllk. Thomas 180, 181, 133 Williams, Hola-rt 14M Williams. Honald 82. 88, 02. 108 W illis. John 84. 85 Wilson, Leonard 85 Winkowskl, Louise 80 Wirtes, Helen 118, 114. lift, 120 W oldahl. Milo 01 Wolter. Lois 122 Woolwlne, Halph 180. 187 Vagelski. John 180 Vagelski. Hay 100 X'artls, Lud 8 Yards, Mary Ann 80 Varos. Joseph 70. 77. 80. 81. 82. 88 Yates, Diane IOI Yudt. Carol 108, 120 Zakutansky, Joann 1241 Zakutansky. Robert 180 Zavada, F.rvln 107 Zavada. Geraldine 108 Zavada, Jacqueline 108 Zimmey, Hob 85. 180 Zukowski, Honald 8. 80. OO. 07. 182 146 Administration .... Advisory Council Art Club......... Audio-Visual..... Band Boosters Baseball ........ Basketball ...... Biology Club .... Boys' Glee Club ... Camera Club ..... Cheerleaders Classes Seniors .... Juniors ..... Sophomores Freshmen .... Concert Band Cross Country D. M. S. T..... Dramateers ...... Faculty ......... 18 25 91 114 24 136 138 88 111 89 130 28 48 56 66 104 131 93 116 20 Football ................................. 132 G. A. 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