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

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7ke glade! of '39 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The senior class officers--a three way cross sec- tion of the Class of '39. President George Germek- quiet, dark, and obliging. Secretary-treasurer Emma Skrtic-the personality girl, with a smile on her lips and a song in her heart. Vice-president Dave McCooe -a tall rollicking Irishman with a cheery grin and a wave in his hair. George is an old hand at the officering game, he served a full term as vice-president of the junior class, and did such a fine job that his class thought George deserved a promotion, and subse- quently elevated him one step to his present position. Emma is the typical high school girl, having won that distinction in a poll conducted by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Dave is the athletic type, he dabbled a bit in football and track, and co- captained the swimming team. WW M C2fffLffQ ci.Ass orriceizs

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flfalzcwaff Mmm 5 ' z 5fr 'M lf ff' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TOP Row skiben, Wisniewski, Stockhaus, Beenkins, Purevich, Ruehling, Misecko, Germek, Skrtic, Janovsky, B. Anderson, Q. Anderson, Zeller, Walkowiak. SECOND ROW-Patterson, Potesta, Hitra, Burke, Senchia, Hamnik, Dominick, Freedle, L. Lind, Ashby, Tobias, Babetz, Vucich, Williams, Rapacz, Karas. THIRD ROW-Zywiec, Kosmitis, Mihalich, Berkovitz, Evion, Mattson, Cergizan, Kleck- ner, McNeil, Styburski, Lewis, Pappas, Dubin, Mersot, Edinger, Otvos. FOURTH ROW-Crundwell, Vintilla, Blieden, Turean, E. Lind, German, Papp, Perepski, Armstrong. 0 Eligibility for the National Honor Society calls for more than mere scholar- ship-character, service, and leadership are qualities looked for in candidates by the faculty committee passing upon the Honor Society. The final selection is admittedly the cream of the crop-the best Washington has to offer. Of- ficers elected by the Hono.r Society in its first meeting were Earl Lind, pres- ident, John Turean, vice-president, and Jeanette German, secretary-treasurer. Pictured below are two of the members of the society who were unable to a-Ltertd at the time the formal picture was being taken, and consequently have received the dubious honor of individual pictures pushed off to a side. STEVE MU NTEAN . 1 I KATHRYN VLAHOS 1 X

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