Washington High School - Anvil Yearbook (East Chicago, IN)

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TRAflx lop Row-Mr Clark Kilpatrick Fields Roberson G Rollins R Rollins G Pumnea Sccord Row Roth La7ar Rulhn Ioftnn Smith Yocum Ybxrd Row Pumnu Smrks F1h1an Tata Graham Visak Collins Kohna Bottom Row- Wilstaii Soul Stm K1slcvich Miller Maki A Rollen On your marks get set go the bark of a gun the Hash of spikes the crunch of cmders the athletes speed around the track the Hash of a white ribbon and the voice of the Judge announcing the results of the race Dashes runs, hurdles, relays, high jump broad lump, pole vault, and shot put strenuous events of track and field meets in which athletes participate hoping some day to break some long standing record The Senator track men participated in only two track meets during 1932 both of which they won They defeated Thornton Fractional and Roosevelt The maroon and white track squad took most of the Hrst places in each meet and won both by a high score The hot sun shining upon a tenms court four players clad in white two on each side of the net, running ball falls outside of the lines a game' The Washington Senator netmen had a very poor season during 1932 In their first ei ounter they lost to the Emerson netmen and Roosevelt defeated them in their second meet The Senator tennis players then lost to the Whiting 1nd Froebel netmen The maroon and white tenms squad lost in turn to Horace Mann Froebel, Emerson, and Roosevelt, losing each game by a close score The team which consisted of Muir Shutan Manker, Reves, and Feigenbaum was stronger in the doubles th1n in the singles In addition to the work of the physical education department to maintain the health of the students the clmlc also plays 1 ve y important part Here the regular school nurse and school doctor are established to do their work They not only care for the every day cuts and bruises, but check up on 1ll students to see that they are well before they go back to regular classes Another phase of their work is that of giving physical examinations Every semester each student enrolled in the gymnasium classes is given a physi cal examination The school nurse also tests the eyes of the students and tells them whether or not they need glasses The hearing of the students is also tested The physically handicapped of the school are also given aid There is a teacher to teach the deaf hp reading A special class for those who have poor eyesight IS held Another teacher for speech correction 15 also employed game with Mohler and Reves Page Twenty seven l w .l- -I ' ' ' 1 1 b ' t H, 1 1 ' n v 3 a r ' ,K 1 -3, 4 , iv i 3 , , . 4 ' . . , . , . , . back and forth. . .one serves. . .the ball hits the net. . .he serves again. . .a few minutes of 'steady playing. . .the . . . if . .. , 3 7 5 . , V fu -

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BASEBALL Top Ron Hrcha Huttle Serbon G Rolllns R Rollms Walton Sapp SPCOHUI Row A Fxlxp ak Dull Bell Klokoskl Perklns Dorlnch Sambor Gurasevxch S Fxllplak Bottom Row B1ker Paullson Val ch Mr lVlcShane Daronatsy Zlvlch Wlltfong The Northern Indiana Hugh School Conference IS composed of slxteen schools Thls conference IS d1v1ded 1nto two dlvlslons, the Western DIVISION, composed of the Froebel Horace Mann, and Emerson hlgh schools of Gary the Washlngton and Roosevelt hugh schools of East Chlcago, and the hngh schools of Hammond Whiting and Valparalso, and the Eastern DIVISIOH, composed of the followmg hlgh schools Elkhart, M1Chlg1H Cnty, Mxshawaka Central and Rlley of South Bend La Porte, Nappanee, and Goshen The presldent of this conference appoints a committee of three members for each d1v1s1on to make the football, basketball, and baseball schedules for the schools ln that dxvxslon Each school must play one game of football wlth the other schools 1n the same dlvlslon and two games of basketball After the schedules have been made, they are submltted to a meetxng, where every school 1n the conference IS represented The schedules are then voted upon and are adopted After they are adopted copxes of the schedules are sent to each school ln the conference There are always several open dates whlch the schools can fill 1n themselves After the games have been played 1n football and basketball the wmner of the Eastern Dlvrslon plays the winner of the Weste n Dxvlslon to declde who wxns the Northern Indiana Conference In track swxmmlng, tennls, and wresthng conference meet IS held to plck out the champlons of Northern Indxana A Washlngton Hlgh School athlete IS offered many advantages ln the hne of sports He may partlcxpate xn one or all, just as he wlshes VBFIOUS awards are offered to both the boy and curl athletes Boys who participate m any sports recexve awards lf they get on the varslty team All athletes who participate m a sport for one year receive 1 monogram and lf they take part ln two sports durmg one year they receive a block letter An athlete who 1S outstandlng ln any sport may recelve an award sweater after two years An athlete partlcnpatlng 1n two sports for two years receives a two strlpe sweater, and lf he partlclpates ln one sport for three years he receives a three strnpe sweater The glrls award system lS altogether dlfferent from that of the boys Thexr award system IS based upon points, that ts, a certa1n number of po1nts are credited to the glrl lf she partlclpates 1n any sport as a member of the varslty or mterclass teams 200 pomts are given for membershxp of some varslty team, 150 points for membership of the second, and 100 po1nts for mterclass team member ship 300 po1nts are requlred for a monogram, 600 for a letter, and two thousand for a sweater A gxrl rarely receives her sweater 'award before she 15 a senior because she must play on 10 varsity teams or 20 mterclass teams Shutan and Manker m a practice Page Twenty mt r grvr I . . 4 ..: - s a a - y - 1 u - ' - y 1 s , , . , , . . - . , , Q., . , L , , . 5 ! 9 , I 1 7 7 ' . - , .' , ,I . , , A . . . . , 1. . .3 . 1 1 . 4 t , , . . , . . , - ' ' ' 7 .M , '-' , . 1 A , , f ' 9, t 4 4

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PAUL ROBESON GLILI: CLUB fap Ron Sapp Stuirt Scott H Dawkxns Perry Dmxcls Bailey badon Ixrlpnrxck C I'1lds ohnson Gains Jecozd Rau Allaw Hurt ID C Ros Came Upshaw Avmger A Ross Hunt Txllotson L M Harrns Hnll Dillard Spencr Bc mm Ron Bgler Hudson Chambers Stephens Catherine Upshaw Dawkins Slmpson L Hams M Fields TWO ROBESON GI EE CLUBS ARE FORMED MUSIC STUDENTS DISPLAY UNUSUAL TALENT Our musical organizations hold an enviable place m the esteem and respect of our school and community The musxcally mclmed puplls progress from the beginners d1v1s1on where fundamentals are acqu1red mto the cadet group which prepares for the concert orgamzatxons From these the varsxty organnzatlons wh1ch represent the best talent of the school are selected The Concert Orchestra which had 1fS 1ncept1on some twelve years ago has a large organlzatlon of slxty Hve members The Concert Orchestra presents annually a concert It also participates 1n the Musxc Concert Natlonal MUSIC Week and ID weekly assembhes The Concert Band has a membership of elghty members It has par tlcxpated ln all the muslc events of the year and ln addmon has played at football and basket ball games adding a great deal to the sp1r1t of these occaslons The Cadet Band and the Glrls Band have parncrpated ln all the muslcal events of the year Vocal orgamzatlons mclude umor Glee Clubs Cadet Glee Clubs the Robeson Cvlee Club and the Vars1ty Glrls Glee Club and the Varsxty Boys C1lee Club The Choral Club a combmatlon of both varslty glee clubs represents the Fmest vocal talent ln the school This orgamzatlon numbers one hundred ten members Thlrty five members of the Choral Club have been selected to smg wlth other muslcal orgamzatlons m the In and About Chicago Muslc FCStlV3l Some txme ln une this Festival Chorus wlll smg at the Chxcago World s Fair under the dxrectxon of Mr Osburn Annual musxcal events of Washlngton Hugh School are the Annual Concert the County Music Festival and the Sprlng Revue The Annual Concert ts partxclpated in by all members of the muslc department above the beglnners Thls year approxxmately etght hundred pupils took part m the concert whxch was presented to the high school and frlends of the school ln the gymnaslum March 31 The County Music FCSf1V3l IS partlclpated m by all the hugh schools of Lake County The Annual Sprmg Revue was m stltuted 1n 1932 to take the place of the annual operetta Mem bers of our Choral Club have partlclpat d 1n the natxonal hugh Q E school chorus H I ae There are very few communlty affaxrs m wh1ch some mem bers of our musxc organxzatlons are not represented In the entertamment C1v1c orgamzatlons draw freely upon the muslcal talent of the school and quartets glee clubs ensembles and orch stras respond freely to such requests fCont1nued on page 31 Page Twenty ugh! - . '. , ., , . r , , r ', 1. ', .4 , t '. - 2 '-I I 2- 1 W 1. , . . S, , , . , . e, . . , , , 2. 1: '--.2 -, , . 1, , .', 1. . ' , . 4 . . . . . . . 4, . ,, . . 7 li 77 ' AK 37 ' Ll ' 7, ' ' ' 7 ' 7 , . a 7 ' . . , . . , . . . . . - 5 7' J 5 ' 9 7 . , . , . . . 9 ' 7 3 7 7 . . . L 'N I . .. , . 5 5 5 '9 . .... 7