Tolleston High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Leaves Many Memories Good food and lively con- variation mode the bowling olley o populor noontime restouront At the end of o long doy, mony students walked home through the pork. Eighth-grodc students learned many cooking and bokmg Students practiced new steps ot the Librory Club dance, Teen procedu’cs. Above Mrs Potton demonstrates the method Swing of decorating Christmas cookies

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1960-61 School Year Chorles Howard, quarterbock, roced down field for another touchdown. Exercising was o strenuous port of training for Mr Kcseley's Freshmon Football Teom

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Four Foreign Languages Taught Students sang fomilior Chnstmos carols in German An oddition was made this year to Tolleston's Foreign Longuage Department. Students could now take, not only Lotin, Spanish, or German, but also French. By studying o foreign language, students gain a better understanding of other countries, their customs ond ideals. This also helps students understand the origin of their own longuage. This year, Tolleston participated in the Joe Berg Foreign Language Advonced Study Program. Students who had a 3.0 scholastic average, high ratings on ability and achievement tests, an expressed interest in the program, the recommenda- tion of their foreign language teacher, their counselor and principal, ond who had completed two years in a language, were asked to attend. Mrs DeLeurerc gladly offers odvice to Lotin students, Steve Koves ond Bob Jonoitis. This yeor French wos offered for the first time to Tolleston students Bmgo helped Spomsh students leorn to count.