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

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ANVY WRITES ME' I visited the high school last Wednesday a found the teachers hadn't forgotten m say that was ' lust stepped outsi ice door, after obtaining a permit t ' school when I b a into Miss Coo a s ight conversation, I walked away feeling Ccontinued on next pagej IE Ml ll nd e. Would you in my favor? I had ' de the off' o visit the , umped smack-d b ' ' k. After I' ' llllll THOMAS V. ALTENDERFER B.E.: Northern Illinois State Teachers' College: Industrial-Vocational. PEARL BELL B.S.: Oklahoma Central State Teachers' College: English: Commercial. GEORGE E. BONIECKI A.B.: Indiana University: Social Science. FRANCES E. BOOMER B.S.: Ball State Teachers' College: John Herron Art Institute: Chicago Academy of Fine Arts: John B. Rogers School of Play Production: Art. ' GRACE L. BOYCE Indiana State Teachers' College of Music: American Conservatory: Chicago Musica College: Music. OLIVE MAE BOYD B.S.: Gregg College: Western State Teach- ers' College: Commercial. LUCILLE BOYER B.A.: M.S.: Indiana University: English. GOLDIE V. BRILL B.A.: M.S.: Indiana State Teachers' Col- lege: University of Illinois: Columbia Uni- versity: English NICK BRUNSWICK B.S.: University of Arizona: Northwest- ern University: Indiana University: Nat- ural Science. HARRY WILBER CLARK B.S.: Michigan State Normal College: Physical Education. SUE COOK B.S.: M.A' Oh' ., io Wesleyan: Indiana Uni- versity: Chairman of F ' D orelgn Language epar'l:ment. ANN COOLEY Indiana State Teachers' College: Social Science. KATHERINE DAUGHERTY B.A.: University of Michigan: English. KATE MARSHALL DEPEW B.S.: B.A.: M.A.: Central Normal College: Indiana University: Bread Loaf School of English, Middlebury College: English. HERMAN WILLIAM DICKES B.A.: Culver-Stockton College: University of Illinois: University of Iowa: Physical Education. A MAY DOBBIE 3 I EDN B.A.: Indiana Stat e Teachers' College: Social Science. ly.-

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O, LONNQUIST School Nurse ' NZ!! A. T. ELLIOTT E. BLOOMQUIST l-l. E, WALLEY Assistant Principal Girls' Counselor Assistant Principal ln depressing and doubtful times, people seek someone to whom they can turn for help. In such times the students of Washington l-ligh find solace and comfort in the kindly advice of our counselors, Miss Bloomquist and Mr, Elliott, Our counselors are not only sources for comfort, but bee cause of their ability to understand they are also helpers in making suc- cessful our hours of fun and gaiety. Mr, Elliott efficiently fills the positions of executive vice-principal of the high school and chairman of the athletic and the social committees ln addition to this, he has been appointed treasurer by Mr, Robinson. Mr, Walley is the vice-principal of administration, He has charge of attendance and records. l-le is the sponsor for the Washington Brothers and is adviser of assemblies and all public productions. ln the office, Miss Gansinger and Miss Muir expertly fulfil clerical duties. The former is the chief clerk, the registrar, and bookfkeeper, She is responsible to the treasurer for all monev. The latter is the general clerk Attention to the general health ol the schools is very im- portant, Dr, Vore, the medical inspector for all public schools in the Twin City, is employed by the board of education. Dr. Vore has been employed ever snce the fall of l927, and very effectively keeps scholars in the pink of condition. Miss Lonnquist is our school nurse, ln addition to keep- ing close check upon the hearing and seeing ability and the health conditions of each individual of the high school, she has similar duties in the elementarybuilding. X, , til ll '. ' K ll L LN l DR. VORE . GANSINGER M. MUIR School Doctor Registrar Clerk lti ' unv-'- ig- fw . 'i x L, mfg

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NANCY BLANCHE DUNN B.A.: M.A.: Indlana State Teachers Col- lege: Columbia University: English. A. T. ELLIOTT B.A.: B.S.: Richmond Commerce College: Earlham College: Indiana State Teachers' College: Valparaiso University: Univer- sity of Chicago: Assistant Principal: Chairman of Natural Science Department. CLARENCE EUGENE FAUBER B.S.: Purdue University: Indiana Univer- X sity: University of Chicago: Industrial- Vocational. MARIE FLINN B.S.: M.A.: Lewis Institute: Columbia University: Chairman of Home Economics Department. CLEATIS LAMBERT FOSTER B.A.: Indiana University: University of Chicago: Mathematics. RAYMOND FRANKENHAUSER Stout Institute: Bradley Institute: lndus- trial-Vocational. MARION GABER B.A.: Indiana University: Northwestern University: English. G. B. GAUMER B.E.: Western Teachers' College: lndus- trial-Vocational. SAMUEL JAMES GEDDES B.A.: M.A.: Indiana State Teachers' Col- lege: Columbia University: Social Science. RUTH VIOLA HALL B.S.: University of Utah: Home Econo- mics. HELEN MARCIA HOCKETT B.S.: Ball State Teachers' College: Art: Home Economics. CARL E. JOHNSON B.A.: M.A.: University of Illinois: Colum- bia University: Science. FLORENCE MARIE JOHNSON B.S.: M.A.: University of Chicago: Colum- bia University: Mathematics. C. E. KELLAM B.A.: M.A.: Indiana University: Univer- sity of Chicago: Chairman of Mathematics Department. CLARA BELLE KING B.A.: M.A.: York College: University of Chicago: Chairman of English Department. MARY KOZACI K B.A.: Indiana University: Natural Scl- ence: English. 1 ' I dp V f:d?f1 K.. lflf LM' bit guilty about the times I'd had to stand up in class and get my Latin lesson for the day. I passed Miss Cooley on my way up to the third floor: she was hurrying into the office to attend to some business, so I paused only long enough to say hello. I was wondering why I didn't see Miss Hockett around and after a bit of inquiring, I found there's a man in the case . . . Miss Hockett is married. I found Mr. Johnson still trying, in the course of his lecture, to force chemical knowledge into the heads of seniors and juniors. Ilncidentally I detected a few puns I?l escaping the professor's lips.l Mr. McCoy, the man about town , was in the process of enumerating fcontinued on next pagel . E I I if , ,, Slllllillt N I