Tolleston High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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THEIR LAST YE R After receiving their caps and gowns, Joyce Pruzin and Al Toth, Jo-Ann Sudroff and Tony Thiros, and Cynthia Brown and Bob Duffy take time out to pose for our photographer. While spectators looked on, graduates-to-be proudly marched down Broadway during the con- vocation exercises of the Gary High Schools. , M ,yi With pounding hearts, the graduating seniors participated in the graduation exercises, and gratefully accepted the di- plomas which crowned their high school accomplishments.

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SENIGR ARE KEPT BUS , 1 ' , Q-'gin , , 1 1 Z , Q , ., V I 5 Y Q- ' 2 i 9. f, -' Q, w, 'JV f f , ' 1 , 1 2 l Z! Q :ly 73 n, 'uw ,,, ' V-mv nv , , n f , r 1 V ,fl l sa I l ,M Junior and Sf-ninr f,la-- ufliwr- lfall lhf- hranfl Marr-h as an f-waning: of enchantment comes to a close. Once the fcnrl uf high -fl'I1llll app'-ar-. svrmlr- lu-:in lfmlnirlg fl-r a goml rgnllffge Wall remember always - Graduation to attend. lI'll'Ol'fI'1E1Il'vfl was gladly :lynn lly nur lnun-1-lin: nffifn: to all who wfrrf: interffstf-fl. Day' g the climax of four wonderful years in high school. Yes. the Class of '59 set its Qual the freshman year: it seenleml FH far away then. hut Father Time man-hefl un in haste. Xlffiifllllillf' sf the-y s l u cl i 1- fl. llwy lvarrwrl. they PlljHft'll thf-msn-lu'-s nl sullm gala affair- as thu- ljxmln. futurf- mul l'lIllllN1' il v--Ill-uv --1' pr-rlmps an elif slum' lf-r lln-ll llll-ll-xmas. llu-x mlm 1u.m'ln-1 lu Illlll null l'l.,NlN-I --us. sl-'ll slllclvllln -nm lngxxv the- mum- nl nhl lluuuulu lln- park. guul Iln' mn'-xxalx Nliilfs lln- sullllll sxslvm. amul lln- 'fluffy T1'111w,y. llul. 1-wnlunlly lllvsw- lm-nwl'ic-s will lad.- :nlxx ay s rm-rm-mln-1 lrflllllllllliill llm. Nunn ll was llllll' l-lr ilu-In In lmllx lu lhf- f.ff11pulwl1. llu-u l'lllllK'l' lum- lklllpllll up xxllll llll'llI, XXlll'll lln-x lIl.ll'4'lll'kl url'--ss flu' . . I llllw gn lullm- HllI4'll mln-y In.-pr-ll yxuulml llc Xs ill.-x Ivll. llu-x hulk :rum lllK'lllHl'lt'b mill ilu-m. lln- rm-1111111--s xsluvll lfulx lull:-A lllul- li.ml.-as. llll'l'lllIIlllt'-sl1llHllll'l' ul nulli- lln- mum-N nf umm vlusslmlzllvs aml lf-m'l11'ls null: yxlumu llwy lxuxu- 1-xl..-ru-nl-1-ll su mul-lr will no lmlua-r ln- xxllll the-ln. lvut llwy xxlll

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OUT ST DI G ST DE T RECEI E NWS Www XNNNWNZ X' V SYN .. NQQRS was f f X f ' 'i 4 Y Q f 2 1 2 Constance Millender won firstsplace honors Rita 0V'fTl991'3- l00ks Ht htif Hwafd afiel' Date Stuecher does some research hefore being Ch0S9I1 D-A-K Good CMZCH- writing his American Legion award- in an oratorical contest. Education Is WWW . V, - 5. winning essay, Land of the Free. the Answer, sponsored by the Rotary . , .aa.,,,gw t' Club- ., 2 4 During the pear. many Tollcston students distinguished themselves as good citizens f i f and scholars. These people were recognized indixidually by different organizations , throughout the year. 4. ,Q ff Each iear the Dauuhtf-rs of the .Xmerican Rexolution present an outstanding citizen- Zfi' 'f ship award to a :irl from each high sf-hool. Selected for outstanding citizenship and 'i , t I - ' also rharactcr. personality. and scholarship were the representatives who attended the ' 2 - ' tc ,t,,Vr sf 1958 Boys' and Vlirls' State. sponsored hy the American Legion and its Auxiliaries. ' f 5' This year six :irls and two l tt't ys represented Tolleston. h hi h ' ' Q' M .X li or 3.0 uratlt- average entitled all students of high school to mem ers 'p on t e J Ay' 1 Q5 Honor Holl. wthi-h was pultlished each grading period. For those who were on the 6, W Tnllt Timm or the l't'ftnfo'r, lo'f'oming a member of the Quill and Scroll. an honor I . ' -fv1iI'lX for iitttirnglism -tutlcnls. also rewarded the time and effort of our students. K 'lt-.o lt-llfstf-rt aft students won I'nited States Faxings Bonds from a local department slort' for th'-tr art work used to adiertise merchandise in the local newspaper. Six , b sfif-:ttf stud-nts rs-teiwtl honorable mention and were namd Junior Scientists after A tompfttng in the YY'-tirtgltousts Fcienfe Talent Search Contest. Writing an essay that 1' , wort a trip to Washington. Il, L.. and New York was another achievement by a 'loll--st'-rt stutlt-nt. , l , , at-i.t'r.tl seniors. lute Nruetltf-r. Pat Patton. Linda Barousky. and Joyce Coulter re- An 'Mal' U 'lui lm l iX5 , ,w ' 1-1.--fl ttrs'-gtliff a-.-..tr-l- in thf- Regional bolo Ensemhle contest. Louknn Tir-rnan and Ext-rgtfne Edwards a trip to Not... Horlc, jwtml x,J,t,,,ff Il,,. -,,,,i.,f. who r,,u.iWd fir-t-plan, mmjale in th.. X.,r-thorn and W ashingron. IJ. C, lwlldm Wm, 4,,m,.sI fn, lim, ,,m,lHn,lj,-,Q musptal r,,.rf,,rman,.,.,. -Nb, AU lv x -. H 1. .g. 11 .tlv Xl oil v ol Iltf Hunll :nfl Ntoll, l--ol.tn, .tl llnfn Ill Illlllt mt win 1 tts l'ltlfm :nfl llolfl l-ill' lx 24 l I 1 l 'lltm Thiros, jo-Ann Sudrofl, Joyce