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

 - Class of 1941

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We NMA! f f 41 Q 7Ze gm -1 X af Wx C 4 Md The Class of l94l dedlcates nts yearbook to Jack Hubbard Once a member ot the student body ot Washington Hugh School he has risen to great henghts In the theatre and cnnema world Whale ln school he was one ot the outstandlng students He was a member ot the leading organlzatnons con nected with the student government and was also a leader nn many musucal groups Because he possessed a detanlte talent In drama cago After has courses there he went to Holly wood where he has starred In many of the year s best productions Because the theme ot our publication revolves around the theatre we deemed It tlttlng to dedl cate It to Mr Hubbard whom we conslder our con trlbutlon to Hollywood We slncerely hope that Jack will serve as a beacon ot encouragement to the many ambltsous persons who are graduated from thus school Lg 1' v 4 ' ' ' V l A . , . - Q -in . . '- Y tics, he attended the Goodman Theatre in Chi- - fN . - ,Q , ' ' N . , I ASHINGTONM 'gEruoR Cl-A55 29.94, ? 1 re Se nfs HQ 5' RAMA 2 D gf 'WIS ASH ING TQN N - ,eu sc:-noon. 'fi Sm is 5.2 I O A: fi V P 1 N 0 4 ,fx M, 5,5 x. P ax! ,J L Q KX 'jj' 'Q rj' I. I '55, ' V if it -fl '1 g' .?' l E. 5 V? Ca r' J m YI More SY' YT 'THB cg,4 t kagmfacurr I School? of Ief1cslwarAd'W 05 if Wh N 0 n efraf Vehgjfslgoaraf bac 56,703 h UE ey vue te 0122: an 0135 W 5-2 V H Ser1lO 5 urfors SOP O 6 fre N2 5 1 5 ' 95 ?Se WQXN 'fwljf Hiqh ' fn A 1-5 f' '2- Ac 11-W ' 'C 'HUC W5 PP. Mm .I :'iSc 0 if wid In V 6 ifsfa W? xl ' gf -' I A' f wk. PM MM DR FORSZT MR ZARZA MR RIMES In the d rkened theatre when the curtain as ralsed to reveal the lnghted stage anl the characters appear tor the entertalnment of the audience or when the projection lughts throw on the snlver screen the sequences whuch so delight the spectators the plays the thang But plays are the prod uct ot hours of thought an com posltlon ln casting nn prod MR FEIK uctron and In durectlon MR SENOUR Just as every play must have good men behlnd lt so must the job of plannsng our educatson have able men to produce lt The Board of Education which rs composed ot Dr Forszt president Mr Zarza treasurer and Mr Rnmes secretary have as therr dutles the making of school polucues the approving of appolntments made by the superintendent the declslon regarding the enlargement of East Chlcagos educational facnlltres and the supervls non of the proper tunctlons ot the school Mr Roy Fenk the superintendent and Mr Alfred Senour the assustant supenntendent have pos: tnons whlch might be compared to that ot organizers of production lt ns theur yob to Inform the prnnclpals and supervisors of theur duties and to take care ot all matter of an academic nature Mr Russell Robnnson prlnclpal of Washington l-llgh School can be considered the dnrector of the production He admnnnsters all of the school s actnvntles A great many problems some trnvlal others S R G L 1 11 1 I -11 I I - , . 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Miss M617 M155 Wefldn Mr Zzfko 506 Scfffvcf PHV EOU64770lV P,Lfyfpzfo47f0fv flY6L fsff PH? f0am7f0N A llxll Elllutt The absence of Mr A T Ellsott frlend and advlser of all students and teachers allke was felt greatly thus year whale he rested at has home ID Los Angeles Call MR ELLIOTT fornsa I-le spent a quarter of a century of has lnfe stres sung has hugh Ideals to those at Washlngton l-lugh School ln has modest charitable manner he has axded and befrlended many students too shy to request the guidance of others He came to Washlngton as a teacher of scuence later he became head of the department and at the time of has departure he held the offlces of assistant prnncupal and treasurer, and dean of boys We all snncerely hope that our dear friend wlll have many happy days relaxing an the California sun 5- gf Q ' T 'Q . X T T A T. . . . 'TL 'l'.' fl . .- ' ' f T ag sl fr if W 4' 'i 4' 1 is Tc '. ' ,fn Y M XSQ AU! D!!Y6 Al. 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TIIAI SLC c trunk tl it bervc LIS all bo wel LI t Eternity For twelve Ichg xears we ve searched It Au new It 5 rw bl ht ell trmcl er the read et I e Lcd JN the Gu dung Lnght wc re tmlwr SENIOR CLASS FLOWER TEA ROSES AND LILY OE TI-IE VALLEY SENIOR CLASS COLORS POWDER DLUE AND SILVER SENIOR CLASS MOTTO CONSIDER TI-IE PAST PAY ATTENTION TO TI-IE PRESENT LOOK Al-IEAD TO TI-IE FUTURE T H IDI H T ht .Q e U O g Tlww w I5 wr I 'QI r, Al I 'X wr I ' X' It R acl Lx I 'H I ght ' 5 'S L. . e We 'N ' ' I I H H 1 tt' L ' ' L I I ht' '1V'L ' rw Ar LI th ' ' trre Lncl tall I' ll I X N 'I L Y L VVe'II meet each prelnlem with a smileg Each heartache h C Q I ,T 'XI L N' T f L L I cl L T L I fl c I I ,, , ,V . Eur .H it T CL ' H Tht C 1' Tc ' 1 ' c I n II ' A , f ' , ,, , , K r 'I 'j I 'Q W ' L 'S QI Lt H I I . I . . If- L, v,t , 1,- ,L W . I I BALLARD JOHN HORN Student Club Commrttee Chaurman Grand Jury Washington Brothers Monitor Stu dent Government Clerk Finance Board Chairman National Forensic League Pres: dent Dlscusslon League State Champion ship Sensor Class President Once and For Freckles DARONATSYf TELLO PETER Safety Councul Senuor Class Vice Presldent T Intramural Football Wrestling BEENKINS ALICE RUTH Girl Counselors Momtor Sensor Class Sec retary, Intramural, Once and For All Frec:kles I I I I I I - I I I I I - - I I - I I AHH. ll 11 , . Q' , - , . I I ' ., Q ' I I R Y PK I,, ABBETT MARY ADELLA Baseball Basketball ADAMS BETTY MAY Monitor ADINOLFI TI-IERESA Junlor Recl Cross Safet Councll General Welfwrc board ALLHOUSE PEARL EDNA Glrl Counselors Monltor Safety Council Weekly Anyzl Staff Intramural AMMON MAE YVONNE Grrl Counselors Monltor ANDERKOVICS IRENE EL ZABETH Intramural Archery ANNLJZIATO LIJCILLE Glrl Counselors Mon tor Safety Councll Senior Anvil Staff Once and Eor All ANTON GEORGE K Monitor Intramural We1ghtLlftrng ASHTON LARRY NORMAN Washlngton Brothers Junior Red Cross tramural BABICK JOHN JOSEPH Boy Patrol Intramural BABINEC JOHN BAGINSKI BILL Junior Red Cross Safety Council Senlor An I Staff Intramural BAILEY ARIZONA BAILOR CHESTER JOSEPH Washington Brothers Monitor Captain Judge Councilman Weekly Anvul Staff Jun nor Class V1cePresrdent Intramural Boy Patrol IJALDEA ELI Washungton Brothers Safety Councul Intra mural Manager BALOG RUTH Monutor Junuor Red Cross Lost and Found Commlsszon Intramural Hockey Archery Baseball Track BALOG STEVE M I KE Intramural BANASIAK JOSEPH Monrtor Intramural BANASIAK CHARLOTTE C Intramural BANKOWSKI WALTER JOSEPH Monitor Make up rew Senior Anvll Staff Intramural Swimming Tennis BARBUSI-1 MARY R TH U +R' Intramuf7alVVL'f It BARCZAK HELEN Intramural BARNES HULDA IRENE Gurl Counselors Monltor Safety Councll tramural Hockey BARTOK EUGENE JOSEPH Monitor Intramural BELL CQRNEAL Washington Brothers Monntor Junior Red Cross Intramural 1 I ua' , 1 C ' , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 T - 1 1 1 D 1 , 1 1 - 1 Y I ' ' H n L Q . 1 1 1 ' - -V - ' - ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , - I I I , 1 1 . , . 1 I I 1 c , . , . 1 1 ' 1 1 - - .11 11 , - , . - . 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SLAo lg ly AQVI taff lntlxgiural Weight Luft CORONA PABLO PARRA Washlngton Brothers Monitor Boy Patrol Safety Councul Councnlman Lost and Found Commnssuon Intramural CREEKMORE CARL CARSON Student Club Committee Monrtor Stage Crew Purdue Round up Awards Intramural CROWE BERYL ANN Gnrl Counselors Monrtor Safety Councul Usher Commuttee Once and For All CSICSKO MARY BARBARA Monrtor CUTI NO MARY CONN I E Track CZAPALA Monutor DANIELS Baseball DARROW Hockey DELEMBO Monitor DEMETER Monutor EUGENE Intramural JULIA MARY Basketball Track ALFREDA DARLENE Archery Baseball Basketball Track WILLIAM THOMAS Intramural FRANK JOSEPH Junuor Red Cross Intramural DERBER CHESTER Intramural DOBAY MARGARET MARY Gurl Counselors Monitor DOMSIC SUSAN MARIE Monltor DONGU MARIE DOLORES Junuor Reo Cross Safety Councrl Archery Baseball Basketball Track DUDZIK JO ANN Monrtor Safety Councll Intramural DURCHO ANNA Monrtor Safety Councul Intramural Archery Basketball DURCO MICHAEL Intramural Track EISENSTEIN ANNETTE REVA Make up Crew Board of Recreatron Intra mural Freckles fT ' 1 ' I I I ' . - . 4 . 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ERVIN LOUIS HOWARD Washlngton Brothers Monrtor Boy Patrol Intramural Basketball Track Baseball FARKAS MARY BETTE Monrtor Intramural FARMER JOHN SAMUAL Monltor Safety Council Intramural Wrest lung Tennus FAULKNER PATRICK VICOUNT Monrtor Safety Council Weekly Anvil As sustant Edltor Intramural FEDEREN KO EDWARD WALTER Intramural FERKA SAM FIELDS DOROTHY ROSE Grrl Counselors Monutor Intramural Hockey Basketball Track June Mad FILIPOWSKI ADAM FRANCIS Junlor Red Cross Safety Councll Intramura FINKELSTEIN CHARLOTTE LOUISE Student Club Committee Secretary Grand Jury Monustor Junror Red Cross Student So cral Commlsslon Vnce Presldent Intramural FOTIA PAUL Monutor Purdue Round up Awards Intra mural FRANCIS MARJORIE Once and For All Freckles FRANEK HELEN VERONICA Intramural FRANKENHAUSER MARY ADELINE Glrl Counselors Monrtor Intramural Hockey Archery Swimming Baseball Basketball Track FRIEND EVELYN MAE Monitor Basketball Track FUHRMARK ALAN GLEN Washington Brothers Monltor Intramural FURGYE GABRIEL JULIUS Washington Brothers Monitor Intramural Swlmmlng FURTO GEORGE Intramural FUSS SOPHIE ANN Intramural GALBRAITH JOHN VICTOR Monitor Weekly Anvll Staff Intramural Welght Llftung GAMALERI MIKE ANTHONY Washvngton Brothers Intramural Football Once and For All GARCIA ANGELO JOSEPH Monrtor Boy Patrol Intramural Welght Lltt Ing Purdue Round up Awards GAYMAL STELLA MARIE Monitor Intramural GENOVESI ALFRED ALOYSIOUS Junlor Red Cross Intramural Baseball GERMAN ELIZABETH SHARON Glrl Counselors Monltor Junror Class Secre tary Intramural Freckles GOLDEN WANDA PHYLLIS Monitor Junlor Red Cross Intramural 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 , . 1 1 ' 1 ' . 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A , I . 11 11. 11 11 1 1 1 - , l 11 11 1 I ' 1 A 1 . , , . 26 GOLESH MARY Jun1or Red Cross Safety Counc1l Locker Com mlttee Intramural Hockey Baseball Basket a GONZALES RETRA MYRA Intramural Hockey Archery Baseball Bas ketball GORDON NICKOLAS Intramural Baseball GOS HELEN Intramural GOVORCHIN MARION LOUIS WasH1ngton Brothers Mon1tor Boy Patrol ,Dep'artmento1fLaw Sen1orAnv1l Staff Ass1st ant Ed1tor Weekly Anvul Staff Debatung Na t1onaIUForens1c League Treasurer Intramural Judge GRDINICH JOSERHINE G1rl Counselors Sensor Pres1dent Junlor Sec Senlor Anvil Staff Intramural GRDINICH STEVE Wash1ngton Brothers Intramural GREICHUNOS EDWARD JOHN Mon1tor Junlor Red Cross Safety Councul Senuor Anv1l Staff Intramural Basketball Track Football GRYNECKI BENNY Jun1or Red Cross Intramural Sw1mm1ng GULASY HELEN BARBARA Intramural HADADY LETHA HELEN HAKOS MARIE Intramural HAMMONDS VIOLA JOSEPHINE Usher Commlttee Intramural HANAK JOHN EDWARD Monitor Intramural Track HARALOVICH GEORGE BRYANT Washington Brothers Mon1tor Safety Coun c1l Weekly Anvul Staff Intramural HARDY DOROTHY MAE Monutor Intramural Hockey Baseball Track Basketball June Mad HEDELIUS LOIS ELEAIXOR Gurl Counselors Safety Ccuncrl HEDWALL MARJORIE JUNE G1rI Counselors Mon1tor Makeup Crew Sen1orAnv1I Staff Luterary Edltor Weekly An val Staff Once and For All Freckles HELBLING LEONA RUTH G1rl Counselors Mon1tor Safety Ccuncul Counc1Iman Weekly Anv1I Staff Intramural Hockey Archery HENRY LUCILLE NADENE Wash1ngton Brothers Secretary Mon1tor Safety CCunc1l Student Soc al Commlss on Debatung DISCUSSION League Tennus Freck les Amerucan Leg1on Orator1caI Contest Na tcnal Forehsc League Secretary Defense Attorney HLAVATY MARTIN Intramural HODUPSKI HENRY JOHN Mon1tor Junlor Red Cross Intramural Swum m1ng HORN KATHRYN LOUISE Student Club Comm ttee G1rI Counselors Mon1tor Counculman Student Soclal Com m1ss1on Usher Commnttee Intramural Freckles Once ard For All M1ss Wash 1ngton 1939 1940 1941 HORN ROBERT E Student Club Comm1ttee Mon1tor Usher Commlttee Swlmmlng 7 I I 1 I - I 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' I ' 1 2 2 2 J ' ' ' I - A II Il I I I I I . , I I . , . 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I I I I I - . .,, ,, I ' I 5 wrxmxnuxm -wx Qzxgo, qlxhxu km r-bhp, QQK A TOO MANY COOK5 mrwgo, mzxzzxz wr-mv v WO'00m MINI RUG fN ,Illll101 Class Ottu ers By unanlmous vote from the jun or class Bull Messex was elected president Proof of hrs leadership as the tact that he has been nn dltferent organrzatuons tor several years Right now along with be :ng presudent of hrs class he rs also a member of the Student Government Washington Brothers several organuza ' tlons and ns president ot the Senior Boys Glee Club l-lls ambltuon as to become a lawyer or a h story teacher Hrs ple-HS :ng personality and real Intelligence wall be a great asset Bull s duties as presndent are to choose committees tor junlor affanrs and to manage the class generally To help the president and to take charge of the class In has absence the lunlor class elected John Cuulel John a well lnked tellow rs also a leader In sports and In several organrzatxons He intends to become a musucuan The duties of secretary and treasurer were assigned to Mary Jane Nakus She participates In sports and IS especlally Interested ln swlmmlng and dmv :ng She too rs a member of many organrzatnons such as Gurl Counselors and Safety Council l-ler arm ns to become a graduate nurse With her wlt sense of humor and frrendllness she us sure to make trlends wuth all her patuents Wlth leaders l l fr these t s no wonder the Class of 42 has accom pllshed so much fin' a 1 sua Q fa - , Q'- J J l I . . , ' I ' I I - '.Q . . rl 1 , 1 . .. . . V . I I - 1 - 1 ' I I I 1 ' ' ' I I I . . . . . 1 . I1 l 1 - -agp-:.4un..,Mk J., ,f Ag, 531' FY I LXC, fu. .,,- X 'Nw ,,,,,, X ' V. f t ,M ,Z .' ---- 'ZC4-X.--f 77-'iff JH . 5 yr ,iLiQ5,gQmLA .f--Q.. - 'Zi 3 , S, ' E' L ,Q wi-SF , ji. an . A, f4 Nl'k . Q r'P 3'1 V - vm Zffv Af EQgjQL6gigE ,. X t wb, ,V ,.... X fA. yy t.c 'X ' f' V 46: ,cl-L ,t J 4 N - w fp? fo 1 , ,fl A 1fI, 'J lf rjfifll xxx, V ' 5-5 ,, --52411 JUNIOR.GIRLS IIB LU-PAL Top Row: Mercal, Novosel, Obara, Monroe, Mills, Myers, Marcus. Second Row: Orban, E, Mosny, Misecko, Nathan son, Palmer, Martin, Third Row: Mavronicles, Nickic, Pakovich, Nakis, Mindok, Nemeth. Fourth Row: MacKenzie, Mirce, Monzka, M Mosny, Martinez, Mencarini. Bottom Row: Miloshotf, Muday, Mayer, Moore, Martin. IIB A-D0 Top Row: Dasse, Cristott, Belmonte, Airis, Bis trican, Arredonclo, DaPra. Second Row: Bilik, Beck, Chernek, Bazadona Crundwell, Collier, Banks. Third Row: Beglar, Adams, Armstrong, Chalkus, Daronatsy, Branyik, Bach. Fourth Row: Baldwin, Clack, Bobin, Bahleda, Bar- bush, Box, Chojnacki, Bilik. Fifth Row: Contolukas, Bibbs, Bergquist, Bur- bridge, Campbell. IIB S0-Z Top Row: Williams, Spivak, Zimmerman, Baza- dona, Watson, Trbovich, Jericho. Second Row: Stephanich, Ursa, Sutak, Triantos Such, Vacendak. Third Row: Wuolle, Vela, Torres, Timmerman White, Zeleski. Fourth Row: Zappia, Upshaw, Vlahinich, Trim- mel, Staniszewski, Suchecki, Sutkowski. Bottom Row: Vukovich, C. Sukupchak, Sopko, Wolak, M. Sukupchak. I IIB PAT-SN Top Row: Sikora, Bistrican, Russel, Smith, Serda- rusich, Ruzic, Samblis. Second Row: Patrohay, Petro, Rybowiak, Ratley, Pavichevich, Pitzer. , Third Row: Pavelich, Rakowski, Poi, Shafer, Patchman, Slivinski. Fourth Row: Platis, Sarkisian, Silva, Silverman Rosenstein, Rumas. Bottom Row: Scholomite, P. Pihulic, A. Pihulic Pete, Percival. HB HO-L0 Top Row: Jennings, Keleman, Kountoures, Horn- yak, Koczur, Kuric. Second Row: lspas, Kundrat, Lipinski, Jusko, Knatla. Third Row: Key, Kapera, Kukuc, Kenes, Kenchal, Lazinski, Lansen. Fourth Row: Kelly, Janowski, Lovin, Kolokovich, Kaminski, Jures, Kwiecian, Kamzik, Kantri- 1 I mas. BottomRow: Holem,Kyriakas,Hodis,Lopez,Levin, 'I IB DE-HY Top Row: Eason, Harris, Garcia, Dumezich, Hero, Fuss. Second Row: Heskett, Goodman, Ford, Fields, Furjel. Third Row: Baldwin, Gonzalez, Eva, Gregorich, Himdin, DeLor. Fourth Row: Gawlikowski, Gavura, Flores, Dom- sic, Hamnik, Ellas. Bottom Row: Gerka, Edinger, Dopiniak, Delnicki, Petmecky, DeZamko. .sC.......v. 1 4 4 xv X s ,gs M m v-...lu X X.. Yf',qM' Fl 'v .. -s 3 N X f- -. jf' 1 n . v , X 0 f 'ami ,, :ful wifi !,4ui5l41g,k 152. ' Q QQ, A 1 t ..4.. 5 w ...F- XJ' XJ..-ffge' T' ,X I K I. .yvfx-.xqixb V J ,wif i ' .yI ,x . K xxx a JUNIOR BOYS IIB MI-PE Top Row: W. Morris, Nahabedian, Paul, O'Neil, Nedoff, Mihalik, T. Morris, Molnar. Second Row: Nicksic, Patai, Paich, Nakis, Nowesnick, Mustakus. .- Third Row: Parris, Peterman, D. Pazdur, Paluga, Jurina- vich, N. Mihalareas, Olszanski, Fourth Row: Ordog, Olejnik, Natkin, Petrusic, Nloreno, Mihalko, Pastor, Nykowski. Bottom Row: Nagy, Ortega, J. Mihalareas, Palenchik IIB A-C Top Row: Balas, Bailey, Anderko, Bergman, Benson Second Row: Brislain, E. Carlson, Bell, Bozetarnik Bartholomew. Third Row: Bolsega, Carr, Boughamer, Bahleda, Buza Fourth Row: R. Carlson, Boldi, Bannister, Bozsiko Barr, Butor, Bogucki. Bottom Row: Blenz, Cergizan, Bleiden, Bonilla, Alonzo, IIB GIL-KI Top Row: Kipta, Hebda, Kendra, Gooliak, Jencopali, Second Row: Jackson, Jordon, Glassman, Karabatos, Gillespie. Third Row: Hudic, Johnson, Hernandez, Heglin, Kafti- nich, Haugh, Kish, Grcevich. Fourth Row: Gilbert, Gillis, Grohoski, Goodman, Gordon, Bottom Row: Josvai, Halcarz, Horvath, Knaver, Itczak. IIB Pl-ST Top Row: Stephens, Sanita, Spencer, Sakowicz, Stirling, Second Row: Mihalic, Sampias, Plakis, Senca, D. Sin- dicich. E. Pazdur. v 0 Third Row: Ralich, Stines, Racich, Stojen, Soto, N. Sindicich. Fourth Row: Ruff, Schmult, Reich, Reid, Slivko, Silay, Styburski. Bottom Row: Stoddard,Savage,Sila,Sarich,Siegel,Sabau. IIB KM-ME Top Row: Mervis, Majerski, Maravilla, Koch, Matuga, Messex. Second Row: Margetko, Lozinski, Lackerdas, McSweeny, Mayer. Third Row: Laurinas, Matusik, Kvarta, Krahies, Kozare. Fourth Row: Korba, Nlatulevioius, Mamrilla, Lind, Lum- mio, Merkelis. Bottom Row: Lundquist, Levin, Lee, Kmiec, Matuslx. IIB CI-GIA Top Row: Davis, Clark, Gelon, DeRemer, Duffy, Embry, Second Row: Flynn, Dupey, J. Faulkner, J. Dobrinich, Giannopolous. Third Row: T. Faulkner, Frankovich, Eisenberg, Addis Dumezich, Fozkos, Cook, J. Ciulei, Forrester, Fourth Row: Duff, Filipowski, Crispi. A. Ciulei, Dobos. Bottom Row: Corona, Dan, Cruz, M. Dobrinich, Conlee IIB SU-Z Top Row: Szaller, Suty, Trojan, Warmbier, P, Vega Turean, Waslevich, Toth. Second Row: Tonkovich, Zuffa, Tomesi, Yusai, Sudo- vich, Wysocki, Vargo. Third Row: Woodson, Tyburski, Zatkulak, Velligan, Voica, R. Vega, Tepper, Tarr, Villarreal, Vasquez Fourth Row: Tillotson, Trgovich, Turbow, Ulstam Udowski. .I r 'I 'Mfr J ,. ,,, ,ff , w'A X X 1 MV, ,,,, QXA 5 . t': kb, .l. ,K X. x ---Q F 3, +d v. X ww Hx T717 vb 1' Q . ww-Q, . gm. M , ,. Taq- ,..,,.,.,,w,,-M.-.'-.ahhh 'I xmfwghmhm W fy-1-T .,. . , O Q4 x X X r , 3 W , . ' jx My 3' -1 +5 f . J ..., -f MWYN 'lx ,1- mf Q , 'wa , 1 xx V : f., HMM, .' ff' .ffff 4 by 2' ' 2 . ue- V, 'K ix - Q' T., if x x 'ik - f 1 uf fp f 5 X ,I fti W 3 ff' 'L ' ' - .H , -,, 3 1 'f A H'J by .-, L. 1, . ,. . ,V F, Q ilk' , fn 'L .L Q . bg , ,g-'Um AQ,-L. 'fsvvlg-walk? Z J IOA PnZ Top Row Yurltuc J Turner Stecyk Shannon Second Row Vlctor Wargnn Wnegly Vulaazuch Thurd Row Wnlson Warner Vincent Torres Protho Fourth Row Townsend F Turner Schaal Roseta Trgovlch Spage Zatran Bottom Row Rlchmond Stambollja Slmatovlch Slsopelja Zeman IOA H Pe Top Row Muhaloynch Mrchels Moskus Malangonl Second Row MacKenzie Hlavaty l.asl4o Luklch Hayman Thlrd Row Koblu Jurczak Janlga Matuslla Kel l.aMar Fourth Row Lulcetrc Johnson Mlller Karros Kontos Mujanovuch Bottom Row Mnslqulnne Nunez Maglnsh Marchuk Petroslu IOA AG Top Row Gonzales Glascoclc Figueroa Csomer Clarlq Second Row Borowy Arvay Croston Th1rdRow Badoyunlch Blumenthal Cugler Applegate Devine Bardozr Balas Fourth Row Grcevuch Cook Czrperle Baran Govorchnn Bottom Row Bdccnno Fernandez Darnell Guerrero Evancrc 10A A LI Top Row l-lernandez Kasso Kynakos l-lurt Frsher Krame Second Row Essenyl Gargas Balog Evans Gross Kloloslql Drazlch Klng Constant Third Row Knight Gamble Green Lrpcovuch Fourth Row Berry Bolton arlson Keser Bottom Row l-louse Contolukas Baker Evanson Barecku IOA LOZ Top Row Vargo Slmanscn Spnsalc Stokes Makls Wanbush Second Row Zuuclc Shafer Somenzu Mnchel Melshen Thlrd Row Tater Parett Muslrly Malosan MacDonald Ullbrnch Fourth Row Rosenberry Matovlch Peterman Sadler Payne Williams Monroe Bottom Row Orban Wolotka Rak Short London Martin Rarnuerz 5 'Ol HUNII I 5 . 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Third Row: Blubaugh, Bovee, Bahleda, Bonar, Bar1HiS- Third Row: Friedland, Gheaja, Gainer, Comer, Daniels, ter, Almason, Ashton, Bobin, Dean, Haywood, Gliga, Hill, Fourth Row: Boldon, Benton, Banks, Billups, Chambers, Fourth Row: Clack, Godra, Holt, Dwyer, Fozkos, Huttle, Burek' Bottom Row: Hreha, Church, Cruz, Havran, Djerf, Han- Bottom Row: Anquiano, Caliman, Brezinski, Andrews, non, Fodgr, Barnes, Beres, Chamberlain. ,OB SY-Z ion J-MAU Top Row: Terry, Trbovich, Wood, Warmus, Waitkus, Top Raw: basis' Johnson' Maumshes' Klingensmith' Worwa- ura ic, api an. h Second Row: Zych, Valent, Wittig, Vignich, Zaleski. Secomis Tgrxsotekas' KW'ec'en' Mat Manley' Kmg' Third gkoawLVNLIEJJSHkWx?nEn?:mSiL'j:L-azxaggfg Zuraw' Third Row: Marcyjanik, Marza, Liss, Kolibowski, Jap- ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' kowski, Kaszczyszyn, Kovach. Fourth Row' V' Wuhams' N2 Walken. D' Walker' Up' Fourth Row: Kovacik, Muskowski, Matulevicius, Ka- Shaw' Ward' Szefc' J' Vma' wbmch' sarda J Johnson Levin Kennedy Kovasac Bottom Row: Whitbeck, Terzarial, Ussery, Vasquez, ' ' j j' 't Y ' Waspwicz, Walesiaky Vemgan. BottomK:?iw:klioElovJskn,MKoPtEhls, Nkacilcowiak, Kujanska, o os i, ar is, . mg, e y. IOB R-SU Top Row: Smoljan, Raczkowski, Rapacki, Stecyk, Subo- IOB MC'o UCYI, F- Smolar, ROZiCh. Top Row: Novosel, Porter, Morriz, Mezzadri, McCooe. Second Row: Simon, Saric, I. Smolar, Frances L. Smith, Second Row: Monea Mikula, Nichols Once Micu A. Smith, Shephard, Sertich, Th, d R - Ot F: Ort, P I' N11 h IQ M Third Row: Riddle, Roberson, sur, sonoaj, shoisky, DOW-ld vas- OWHS' 'z- 'Nga' 'C ey C' Stephens, Scott, Stanger. Ona ' l ' ' Fourth Row: Stelmack, Rapacz, Spisak, Sambor, Fran- Fourth ROWI Qlllgley. Pefepsfkl- PaSSm0 e. PGIIHC-R, oos C. Smith, slobodo, Reynolds, Ryfa, saksa. Negrefe. Mayo, 0S'f 0wSk'- Bottom Row: S. Rozales, Shearer, M. Rozales, Suda, Bottom Row: Neal, Popovich, Pacurar, Perez, Menatos, Spudic, Rompa, Spak. Pazdur, Piasecki. 61 I 1 -iff ,J -1 . hx , A Y ,H 1,3 9---gc QV' , 4? ,ZW D- , nf- ' ' ,.'l-FF!-, 1 L 1. 4 ,WA .41-J Q , '?'w i- 'r 5f!, M- , ,J-. , JA Q '-f. ,D 4 ' Ax . 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I SIUDFN1 GOVEhWMENI' ln l9l9 our Student Government was organIzed prImarIly to gIve the puplls some Ideas about governmental admInIstratIon and to promote the general welfare of the student body The type of government that has been employed IH our school IS the mayor councIl form ThIs plan of government IS composed of three branches the executIve headed by the mayor DmItrI Tad Ich the legIslatIve branch headed Dy the chaIrman of the councIl BIll Messex and the IudIcIaI headed by the judge Manon GovorchIn The clerk MIlly Kugar IS secretary of the councll and the court The chIef QXECUTIVG of the Student Government IS the mayor HIS dutIes are to enforce all laws and ordInances to represent the school at outsId socIal BTTBIFS and to guIde the ECTION of the councll by reports and recommendatIons The Iudge IS the head of the IudIcIal department HIS dutIes are to presIde over the sesslons of the court and to be decIdIng factor on questIons submItted by the prIncIpal The legIslatIve department IS headed by the Student CouncIl Its dutIes are not only to formulate laws and ordInances for the general welfare of the students but also to make weekly reports to In form the students of the BCTIVITIGS performed by the Councll The followIng commnttees constItute the executnve department Bulldlng and Grounds Locker CommIssIon Usher Commuttee SocIal CommIssIon Lost and Found Student Club Publuclty Board General Welfare Inter School Affalrs Health Board and the Recreatlon Board Each commIttee IS composed of fIfteen members a chaIrman BSSI tant chaIrman and a faculty sponsor Meetungs are called every two weeks The chaIrman of each of these commIttees form the Mayors cabInet The legIslatIve department IS In realIty the CouncIl whIch IS composed of eIghteen members three from each ward or grade level The e are SIX wards ranglng from the seventh to twelfth grade Inclu SIVG Each member of the Councll reports to rooms asslgned hIm by the chaIrman of the CouncIl The thIrd branch of the Student Government IS the IudIcIal department whIch Includes the fudge the DTOSGCUTIHQ attorney and a grand jury of SIX members STUDENT fLUB COMMITTEE The Student Club Commlttee of WashIngton HIgh School under the sponsorshlp of MISS DePew holds ITS meetIngs every Wednesday mornmg In room l l7 at 8 30 ThIs yer SINCE only senIor mem bers are elIgIble to hold offIce John Ballard served as presIdent and Robert Senour vIce presIdent and Charlotte FInklesteIn secretary asslsted hIm Vacancues on the commrttee are fIlled by the appolntees of the mayor One of the many dutIes of the Club CommIttee IS to see that clubs are formed and that they functlon satIsfactorIly A branch of the Student Club IS the Grand Jury whIch IS IH realIty two separate organIzatIons One IS the Boys Grand Jury and the other lS the GIrls Grand Jury Under the supervIsIon of Mlss DePew these groups whIch censIst of Charlotte FInklesteIn Ruth Oberg Barbara VucIch John Ballard Eugene Johnson and Robert Senour work dIlIgently to help solve the many QUESTIONS whIch arIse regardIng clubs SInce the students of Wash ngton are becommo more and more adapted to theIr varrous clubs there has been lIttle need for the Grand Jury and they have had only a few cases to try Durlng the absence of MISS BloomquIst OVIQIHBTOF of the Student Club CommIttee MIss DePew has taken over the responsIbIlItIes of these two Important organIzatIons The students of WashIng ton l-lIgh School thank her for she has carrled on a very Important task Sri rrw j fr r J A .L I I I T 1 ' 1 1 T 1 1 I I f 1 ' 1 1 1 N' 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I T I I ' . . .F . - 1 1 9 1 ' . , , . 1 1 1 1 I' ' ' I - I 1 1 - T1 1 N If 1 A 4 , , 1 I . . 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SENI0l1ANVlL SIAI 1+ a lesG P Gocl The members of the Sensor Anvul walt breathlessly for the day when the yearbooks are to be dns trubuted Thelr work us flnlshed and they walt to see how their efforts please the student body The dummy ns arranged by the edltor Bob Senour and has assistant Marlon Govorchln The art staff headed by Irma Jeanne Romer wlth Elva Mae Campbell and Ed Grelchunos as assIStar1TS work on the cover deslgn and help the edntor to carry out the theme of the book Photographs and snapshots are taken by the photography staff headed by Eugene Johnson who IS assisted by Stephen Jurecky Warren Klennwachter and Blll Baglnsky The llterary staff wrltes the artlcles about the varnous actuvltles and also ldentlfnes the group plc tures whlch are checked and re checked to Insure accuracy Marjorie l-ledwall ns the chalrman of thus group with Lucllle Annuzuato Barbara Bender Barbara Berg Mary Carolyn Hulsh and Josephune Grdlnlch as assistants Sales of candy entertalnlng programs and dances are means of ralslng funds for the publlcatlon of the yearbook Emll Breaz and Lounse Newmark are the buslness managers The staff that works untll the last mlnute ss the clrculatnon department Elloulse Walthers IS In charge of thus department with Eleanor l.up and Ted Retegan assisting her Thus group sells sub scrlptlons and collects the money Another and rn the flnancung IS the selllng of advertlsements Thus work ns taken care of by a staff headed by Bob Whntehead who has Betty Lou Swentzel Shlrlee Toblas James Ostrowskl Anna Lee Cohen Marvln Kleunman and Tom Kochls as hls asslstants One of the very Important posutlons on the entlre staff IS that of the secretary treasurer Thus year Barbara Vucuch IS the one whose job IS to take care of all the flnanclal matters that as the record :ng of checks and dlsbursements Barabara can tell at any time how much money the staff has on hand Theur task as completed the staff worked hard but have enjoyed lt and walt patlently for your opinion w y N r w 41 w k L E ,, -if - T K . f Ton Row: Reteq n. Walh r. reichunos. Senour, Mr. ratt, ov r hut. Bottom Row: Lun. Vucich. Romer. . , . I I I ' 1 I I I I I ' , ' , I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I f ' I LITERARY AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFFS Top Row Baqluskl Grdlnlch Annuzuato Hulsh Ra kovlch J Bottom Row Bern Hedwall Bender ANVIL STAFF ADVERTISING AND BUSINESS STAFFS Ton Row Kochls Tohlas Bren Dstrowsku New mark Klemman Bottom Row Cohen Whrtehead Swentzel MQ ffafw X THE SENIOR ANVIL ST AFF Edutor In chret Robert Senour Assnstant MaruonGovorch1n Secretary Treasurer Barbara Vuclch Busnness Manager Emll Breaz Assistant Loulse Newmark Clrculatlon Manager Elloulse Walthers Assistants Eleanor Lup Ted Retegan Literary Editor Marjorie Hedwall Asslstants Lucnlle Annunznato Barbara Bender Barbara Berg Mary Carolyn Hulsh Josephine Gradnnnch Art Edntor Irma Jeanne Romer Asslstants Alva Mae Campbell Edward Grelchunos Advertusnng Manager Robert Whltehead Asslstants Anna Lee Cohen Marvin Klelnman Tom Kochus Betty Lou Swentzl Shurlee Tobias James Ostrowskl Staff Photographer Eugene Johnson Assistants Walter Bankowskl Stephen Jurecky Warren Klelnwachter u ' 4' E M7 X U X , I X ' . 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' . 1 - Q - , WEEKLY ANVIL V EEKLY ANVIL STAFF Top Row Webster Faulkner Raukovuch Baulor Second Row Oreslfo Bender Lundherglu Rchulson Bottom Row Allsluouse Krantz Monza Oheru Yalluway Muss Swundell Helhlunu Gnodumuu Wednesday mornung us Weekly Anvul mornung at Washungton Hugh School Thus paper was furst begun un l9l7 as a one page newspaper wuth twenty members on uts staff Sunce then ut has become a four page publucatuon wuth twenty two students on the staff Thus year s paper luke last year s us eduted by a gurl Perhaps another Washungton tradutuon has be gun Student unterest us aroused by the cuts photographs and cartoons whuch appear several tumes dur ung the year Staff members are chosen after theur completung the uournalusm course offered by the school After a semester of such traunung they are worthy and useful contrubutors to theur work Guudance and advuce have auded the student staff to publush a more unterestung paper Muss Swun dell Mr Altenderfer Muss Szulagyu and Mr Kellam compruse the faculty staff of the Weekly Anvul The busuness staff also us headed by a gurl lt us the duty of thus group to take care of subscrup tuons dustrubute the papers on Wednesday rruornungs and rause the curculatuon by clever schemes and contests Washungton should be very proud of thus publucatuon whuch us read by the students of surround ung schools as well as our own student body 46 ' 1 . nl 'YT' 1' x -QL 1 v ' ' u . ., . , . T . u u - . - - . V . r . , . , . . . . . . 1 1 ' ' ' 1 I ' , . 1 - 1 1 ' ' 1 1 I .. ,- V xp, .yeaffj A-'ff ,L..rrJh,v?y,:',t BLEACHER CREW Tou Row: Haralovich. Mihailovich. Kish. Arzuvnanian Second Row: Cook. Butor. Gordon, Kontos. Bottom Rcw: Chamberlain. Chepregi. STAGE CREW Ton Row: Tessin. Schmult. E. Wiershe. Duffy. Warnin. C. Wiershe. Second Row-: Trexler. Rudzinski. U'Neil. Manley. Sawcl1uck.Johns:Jn. Bild, Bottom Row: Lansen. Wilson. Hazen Stoddard. Harry Stoddard. Ullstam rw 5 0 , HEALTH SERVICE Ton Row: Varuo. Snlvak. Lindbergh. Miss Lonnquist. Monzka. Barczak Trbuvich, Second Rcw: Oberg. Swinehart. Ulbrich. Balou, Gulasy, Bottom Row: Grass. Matulevicius. Smith. MAKE-UP CREW Top Row: Horn. Williams. Murzyn, Chalkus, Second Row: Lindbergh. Carlson. Scbad. Ashby. Hedwall. Yhird Row: Yalloway, Evans. Eisenstein. Miss Gaher. Romer. Bottom Row: Daronatsy. Rozkos. Gbeaja. Berg HEALTH SERVICE The purpose of the Health Servace as to anterest students an nursang educa taon and an offace receptaonast s dutaes and to gave pupals a knowledge of the health servace avaalable to everyone enrolled an school Usually students who are anterested an nursang as a career apply for thas course The student clerks learn to apply manor farst aads and to record physacal examanataons The students also act as substatutes for the nurse when she as out of the Health Servace Room The Health Servace as conducted by Mass Lonnguast the school nurse The students who gave thear tame for thas Health Servace are Electra Ulbrach Barbara Levan Rose Vargo Irene Trbovach Helen Barczak Helen Gulasy Ruth Oberg Jeraldane Gross Varganaa Swanehart Dorothy Matule vacaus Charlotte Landberg Ruth Balog and Eleanor Monzka MAKE UP CREW The fraendly old ltalaan famaly and thear companaons an Once and For All and the beloved characters an Jos Boys were all brought vavadly to lafe throuh the splendad work of our make up crew The make up crew recognazed as one of the chaef factors contrabutang to the success of a stage productaon as under the able darectaon of Mass Gaber To unsure greater effacaency a student manager as elected each year Under the management of Irma Jeanne Romer the crew has shown ats outstandang talent an makang up the characters for the mayor as well as manor productaons BLEACHER CREW Hand me that two by four Brang another horse thas way and some floor boards those are typacal shouts heard about the gym the Fraday of every home basketball game It as the duty of the bleacher crew to set up bleachers on both sads of the floor A group of ten boys constatute a crew who davade up anto fave each and work on each sade of the floor lt requares from 30 to 45 manutes dependang upon the mood of the boys lt takes from 20 to 30 manutes to take them down agaan ln return for settang up the bleachers the boys receave a tacket to the game gratas Thas year an addataon to thear tackets to the home games they receaved tournament tackets Thas was a grateful gesture on the part of MI' Kellam and Mr Robanson Mr Kellam as an charge of the crew He appoants a capfaan who an turn appoants ten other boys to help ham Boys who worked on the bleacher crew thas year were Alex Arzumanaan Nack Gordon George Haralovach Hershel Cook Moses Cheprega Ball Cham berlaan John Raakovach Tello Daroraatsy Steve Sudovach Walter Adach and Wendell Kash Alex Arzumanaan was the captaan of thas year s bleacher crew STAGE CREW The play was a success' The credat as usually gaven to the cast but what of the men behand the scenes? The laghtang the stage settang the curtaan pullang are all amportant features of a play but at asn t the cast that takes care of all thas at s the stage crew Every member has has job and must do at perfectly to help put across a program The crew rehearses for weeks along wath the cast to make the fanal presentataon one of smoothness and fanesse Thas year the crew was under the management of Hazen Stoddard and WaS sponsored by Mass Gaber ' 1 , Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - . . . , . . ,, ll ' ll I ll ' ' 1 ' a 4 - - - 1 1 ' ' , . I - 11 11 4 r - I I ,, . . - 1 1 I ' I f 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 I . . . . , 11 11 - - - f 1 . , , . . . . . 1 I . . , - - ' , , - 1 I , IJEBATING ,-7 lwwtrv 5-Jjaf.. , X Xiu L - Jizyefwk DEBATORS NATIONAL FURENSIC LEAGUE Ol R B llard W k on Ro a a Ka h K t aa s u o J a Chan c F s Felds a od 0G csH Balad h B ttom R Guldsm th Mart Resolved That the power ot the Federal Government should be Increased was the questson tor the fnfty tive debators of Washlngton Hugh School thus year Through splendld work they have achueved thus record INTERSTATE DEBATE LEAGUE School Won Lost School Won Lost Clark Harvey Washington Morgan Park M A Fractional Emerson Hammond Crown Polnt INDIANA STATE DEBATING LEAGUE II4tI1 Dustrlci-I Clark Crown Polnt Washington Hammond INDIANA STATE FORENSIC FESTIVAL Washington Total for the year John Ballard won the champlonshlp of the Eighteenth Dlstrsct and represented thus dlstrlct In the state fnnals at Indlana Unlverslty on Aprnl I I I94I fs T 4 ow: Hastrnus. a . Tepper. il ie. T w: M rtin. P yne, Trbovich, ra atsos. ar I1 sos, Reich, Hill Govorchin. Mr. Gedde. Reich, Matulevici S, Duff, Second R wi . M rcus. Duff. nhers. Roz: . ield . Mr. Kanya. Suivak, i . P yne Sec n R w: Cohen. Mar u . ill. I r , Ka- Third Row: Trhovich. Bovee, Cohen. Mr. Ged- pera. ovorc in. Tepper. des. H Marcus, Kapera. Whiteman, Bottom Row: Pazdur. 1 cw: i , in. ' , ............ . . . I4 8 . . .......... . 4 I3 ' .......... ........ I 3 8 ........... ........ I 4 . ........ ........ I 2 I I ' ................ Z IO ' ................ 5 I .................. 2 4 ' ................ 8 4 ............ 27 I3 , . I' f WASHINGTON BROTH ERS Every seventh and eighth grade boy in Washington High School has a Washing- ton Brother. When young boys enter this school, they often find themselves con- fusedg they then depend their counselor Brother This counseling group is made up of iunior and senior: boys who have shown the qualities of leadership good citizenship and understand in One Monday during the month they go to the advis ory rooms of the younger boys to counsel them Friend ly groups of fours and tives gather about the older boy talk to him as to brother This group is advised an guided by Mr Walley They meet weekly during advisOry to carry on their buwfress This years tgroup pur chased pins For several years the Washington Brothers have attempted to get these symbols of membership in the organization Some of the boys have also purchased guards indicating their class year GIRL COUNSELORS Every fall new underclass men find themselves lost and confused in the halls of Washington In order to help these girls WASHINGTON BROTHERS Ton Row: Canich, Whiteheacl. Kelly. Cornejo. Tepper, Mauucr, Balnnec. Tnrean, Kleinman. Styhurski. Haralevich. Iseli- berg, Ballard. Carlson. Voica. Second Row: Turon. Reich, Kaftanicli. Saltsa. Robinson. Trexler, Waite. Smoljan. Fuhrmark. Ashton. Ciulei, Gunn, 4 Boilek, Hill, Lopez. Third Row: Besehan. Stevens. Ervin, Shearer. Williams, Sencay, Bell. Kleinwachter. Trccha. Hehda, Gamaleri, Gaddes. Rudzinski. Tadich. Fourth Row: Corona. Rosenberry. Kolhert. Gordon. Balrlea. Novak. Majerski. Gomez. Lovin. Rapacz. Kochis. Lain, Mroz. Fifth Row: Duffy. Kelemen. Stockhwus. Ccnlee. Letica. Grdinich. Chenrs-qi Govorchin Bren Meslii Furuye. Johnson Top Row Clmstoff Walthers lspas Kantrimas Beenkins Lindhcruh Dasse Bern Schad Bender E Lansen Rueh ling Potesta German Grdinich Second Row Muntean Swentzel Hedwall Dnhay E Mosny MacLed Ryhowuak N kms Sukupchak Lovin Delnicki Glasper Vucich Helhling Third Row Frankenhauser Horn Lilly Lun Monea Crowe Kanera Nl Lansen Allshouse Rom r Johnstone Yalloway Goodman Crundwell Collier Fourth Row McNeill F lds M Mcsny Eva AIIHUZIBLU Pnhulic Ellas Hnnden Slmkowski Bottom Row Myers Delamko Ammon Edinqer Hamnik H delius Oherg Palaz olo Barnes Levin to adiust themselves to our school customs,Mlss Wlnlfred Brill organized the Girl Counselors in 1927 The group is dxvidecl into two sections the Junior Girl Counselors and the Senior Girl Counselors This advisory council meets with the younger girls one Monday a month to advise them One Fri day morning a month is given to girls assembly, and the interesting and entertaining programs are planned by the Girl Counselors ln the absence of Miss Bloomquist the faculty sponsor is Miss DePew This year weekly meetings had two purposes to plan the counseling and assemblies and to do Red Cross work so . . fs . . . . X 1 . . . X B , A . l I ' ll . I - g. f I - and a L U W. ,x K Q. - Q . . . d . I .fu I. J Z' l YGIRL couNsEi.oRs 1 ' .Z . ' ' . .' - ' I ' I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , lj! A il if W R li 3 . . ' Q: K Top Row: Crispi, Corona, Thomas, Lansen, Dedo, Fotia, Kyriokokos, Mr. Haskins, Loepaz, Nlr. Mears, Govorchin Morris, Thompson, Vargo, Embry, Ullstam, Mihilareas, Waslovich, Hooks, Pederson, Chepregi, C. Tillotson Kullan. Second Row: Levin, Spencer, Mauger, J. Dupey, Kirschner, Kmiec, Potesta, Flores, McKeethen, Bolsega, Wood son, Bell. Bottom Row: Voica, Kleinrnan, Trocha, Pacific, Robinson, Chicki. W. Tillotson, F. Dupey, Velligan, Cook. CONCERT BAND The Concert Band of Washington High School, which was organized in l92l, is one of the most active organizations in school. lts aim is similar to that ot all other musical organizations, that is, to strive for finished musical productions. The Concert Band appears at toot- ball and basketball home games, plays before assemblies, and takes part in several of the school concerts. The band has become recognized as one of the best in this region, and its continued success is due to the excellent leadership of Mr. Mears, the instructor. Adding to the color of the band is the drum major, Arvid Ullstam, Chosen in his junior year, he will retain his position during his senior year with Nick Mihalareas as the assistant. S1 ll ll, VIOLIN: Gianopolis, Goldberg, Breaz, Vrehas, Martin, Lansen, Plakos, Maluga, Reich, King, Potesta, Tadich, Palazzolo Daronatsy, Martin, Vandenberg, Bolden,Kulka,Godra, Soter, Clack, Lardis. BASSOON: Eisenstein. OBOE: Finkle stein, Garonis. DRUM: Ullstam, Styburski, Lansen. FLUTE:, Ellis. CLARINET: Voica, Thanholt, Whitehead TFIOMBONE Method Collier Mosn CORNET Boldi Cook FRENCH HORN- Flinn Kmiec Crundwell Vel - : I Y y' : 7 ' ' 7 I 7 ligan. BASS VIOL: Gonzales, Fields, Adjoran, Senjac, Rosenberry. CELLO: Squibb, Turpovich, Gavura. CONCERT ORCHESTRA The concert orchestra is considered one of the best of its kind in the dis- trict. lt is composed of ie fifty-five members from the ninth to the twelfth grade, arid iT has full Mrumentation. lt has played for two evening concerts and two assemblies this year. Some of the more important numbers of its repertoire are Overture from the Calif of Bagdad by Boieldieu, American Fantasy by Grossman, and Bacchanole from Samson and Delilah. Two very impressive compositions the orchestra accompanied are I he Heavens Are Telling, sung by the Choral Club, and Third Movement of Piano Concerto by Saint-Saens, played by a piano soloist. From the orchestra there are sev- eral instrumental soloists, a string quintet, and a string ensemble which play at concerts and community affairs. Mr. Tritt is the director of the orchestra, 5 x 1 GIRLS' BAND Top Row: Mathews, Swinehart, Jackson, Mears. Second Row: Whitebeck, E. Beres, Brenman, Pawloski, Dongu, Balog, Palmer, Lukish, Pakovich, Mircse, Klingen smith, Mauger, Mosny, Collier, Burke, Rosenstein, Whiteman, Bell, Rumas. Third Row: Christoff, German, Valent, Bolden, Otvas, Marcus. Bottom Row: Leach, Ulbrich, Begler, Snyder, Josvai, Subotich, Flynn, Alek, Guerrero, Kyriakos, M. Beres, Shearer Simon, Newmark, Quigley, Kosovac, Wood, Walthers. GIRLS' BAND lt was in l93O that a band composed wholly Q, 'girls was organized at Washington. This year the organization, which haslaoolut sixty members, marched colorfully down the football field in their maroon and white uni- forms helping our team to victory. Ably led by their talented drum majors, Margaret Potesta and Frances Whiteman, they made a splendid showing. The girls have chosen Louise Newmark as manager and Molly Rosenstein as student director to assist Mr. Mears, their instructor. This organization performs for football and basketball games and assem- blies. Upon Mr. Mears departure to army training camp, the girls marched down to the station and gave him a fine farewell. SENIOR BOYS GLEE CLUB The eaghth pernod on Mon day Wednesday and Frnday means an hour of song to ap proxrmately slxty boys The members are chosen from the ninth tenth eleventh and twelfth grades Mr Trltt as the faculty sponsor ln charge of thus group and he helps them plan and present the Mlnstrel Show for the Sensor Carnival This as a goal tor whlch they practlce from the begrnnlng ot the term untll nts presentation Thus accomplnshed group ap pears In one of Washington s concerts guven for the general publlc and publlc appearances glves thus group a chance to -v-,mv We are proud of has group whuch has performed nobly dunng the past year SENIOR GIRLG GLEE CLUB Top Rcw Vargo Ralkcvuch Bazdona Kantrlmas Pavellch Vacendak Ratley Bchm lspas Smuth Aires Marcus Marcyjamk Second Row Zaleskn Frledland MacKenzie Slmon Wolotka Jancvsky Chuhra Boravuch Jures Drban Evanson Alek Crundwell Thrrd Row Nacksn: Mncu Gheaja Slmonsun Levln Furlel Kuevzcxen Calnman Rumas Lovm Wll hams Johnston Fozkos Stephens Splsak Terzanal Bottom Row Mosny Mavromcles Reynolds Lardls Ramirez Kung Serderuslch Sucl1 Belmonte Sukupchak D1erf,Barnes, Fodor Gerka Stokes 84 SENIOR BOYS GLEE CLUB Top Row Yurltn: Maravnlla K I1 Lopez B ldl Mlhallc Wlllk Second Row Hauff Ellls Toncheff Waste Durcho Nemeth Messex Third Row Donora Dstraszewskl Psenak Dejon CVIIIKOVICII Salman Rozman Lmd Fourth Row Toth Soos Klrrm Marchuk Contos Muanovlch Grohoslu Petroskn Ruehlmg Bottcm Row Richmond Shkroha Yosan Reffkm Morrrcz Taylor Rmcon Idu SENIOR GIRLS GLEE CLUB This year one ot the best musncal organlzatnons In school was the Sensor Grrls Glee Club Thls was proved by thelr per formances at two concerts The fnrst was the Chrnstmas Ves pers Thenr clear young voices ccmlng from the balcony have become almost a tradntlon Theur second concert was guven ln February and they were con sidered the hut of the show For trarnlng In mixed groups, the gurls meet with the sensor boys twnce a week When they get promoted to the Choral Club they wsll be experlenced ln mlxed group slnglng Mass Shearer the muslc dlrector of our school has charge of the girls and Mr Trntt ands her In the dlrectlon ot the mlxed group I , .g 1 I I v I I I I I ' 1 ' 1 yas. .03 ' '. sae display their talent. A I V A I ' 1 l - I sy I J' , V , Lffv' CHORAL CLUB Top Row: Nakis, Reyes. Ceruizan. R. Carlson, E. Carlson. Bris- Lain. Lopez, Kelly. Kuna. Glassman. Figueroa, Cruz, Tep- per, Solomon. Sahau, Kvarta. Turon. Second Row: Wolf, Kerkes, Matuszewski. Dohay. Matulevicius, Swentzel. Lundquist. Lansen, MacLeod, Adinolfi. Gayinal, Durcho. .lkl'ji,lewski. Goodman. Third Row: arcus. Hedelius. Johnstone. Regenovich. Lun. Smultz. Ranich, Crowe, Stepanovich. Finklestein, Garcia. Slamkowski, Eva. Silverman. Rosenstein. Monea, Conlee Bottom Row: Costino. Pihulic. Szitas. Kitajcuk. McNei Barnes. Novak, Francis. A. Shearer, Stevens. Uriss, B. Shearer, Annuziato. Sarenuach, Yalloway, Ryhowiak. ROBESON GLEE CLUB Ton Row: Walker. Hurt. Windhush, F. Fisher. Eason. Scott. L. Fisher, A. Smith. l, Patterson, L. Patterson, Dunnaway. Gainer. Clay, J. Thomas. Second Row: Clark, Adams. J. Turner. W. Thomas. Parris. Pear- son, Sanders, Hunt. Miller. McNeil. Third Row: Hinton, Brown. Yancy, Cook, Bailey. C. Smith, Crews. Monroe. Flynn, A. Smith. F. Turner. LaMar. Fourth Row: G. Daniels. Baldwin. Russell. Kelly. N. Daniels. Comer. Loepaz, Hardy, Davis. Lucy Berry. Beverly. Lillian Berry, Billups, Gamhle, Lee. Bottom Rcw: Nichols. su Q., CADET GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top Row: Tadich. Tumlzas. Gemka. Slohoda. Onco. Mackcwiak Castel. Gonzales, Zaragoza. Migriti. Barajas. Stevens. Second Row: Kilahowski. Gordon, Grkovich, Richmond, Liss Kulten, Fleischmann, Espitia. Nordin. Ruzic. Third Row: Ussery. Klokoski. Kirrin. Shesler, Havran. Yalloway Bergman, Kelly. Hnatko. Schuster. Olivotto. Mendes, M Ponovich, Fourth Row: Springs. Sooko. Antcn, Szyinanski, Jankowski, Han- non, Church. Suda. Smith. Delnicki, Tepovich. Paich. Bottom Row: Gardner. Neal. Chenregi. Eisenberg. lJriss, Godra Sensi, H. Popovich, Forsberg. Martinez, Lipcovich, Perez Pacurar. CADET GLRLS' GLEE CLUB Tcp Row: Marovich. Jones. Rozich. Wood. Prince. Waitkus Ranacki, Zych. Steczk. Hero, Terry. Second Row: Orlich. McCooe. Kapitan. Marza, Gerkin, Mau- rushes. Hlavaty. Mikel. H, Ursa. Kuric. Third Row: Petro. Duff. Bolton. Shafer, A. Ursa. Hill. Blosky Reuhling. Prusiecki. Danikolas. Fourth Row: Kosavac, Zaleski. Lazenski. Nathanson. Kyriakos. Darrow, Adams. Matulevicius. Miksich, Sholsky, Mikula Rosko, Bottom Row: Nichols. Emil. Paknvich. Xurafes. Vela. Mezzadri, Silva, Powers. Mihailovich, Swenda. Smoljan, Bobin. C. .2 i CHORAL CLUB To be a member ot the Choral Club us the ambutuon ot everyone boy or gurl who us a member of a vocal organuza tuon at Washungton Hugh School Th s organuzatuon under uts capable durector Muss Shearer guves many successful concerts durung the year Among these us the Vesper Servuce guven each year on the Sunday betore school us out for the Chrustmas holudays Thus year as usual the Choral Club thrulled musuc lovers wuth uts program Along wuth other programs thus year was one never to be forgotten program un whuch the Choral Club sang on raduo statuon WGN un Chucago Thus club provudes enjoyment not only tor uts members but also for the musuc lovers ot the com munuty ROBESON GLEE CLUB The Robeson Glee Club us a very umportant organnzatuon un the musuc department and the socual lute ot the colored tudents at Washungton Because ot theur talent especually un sungung Negro spurutuals they have been very successful sungung not only tor musuc lovers ot our own school and com Among theur many concerts were two outstandung ones an assembly program at Clark Hugh School nd a program tor the Furst Dustruct Teachers Meetung at Roosevelt Hugh School Thus glee club was organuzed un l929 by uts present durector Muss Shearer wuth a charter of l6 members and us now lumuted to 60 members lt us the ambutuon of all colored students to be un the organuzatuon DET GIRLS GLEE CL There are many gurls unterested un vocal traunung thus tact us shown by the large number un the Cadet Gurls Glee Club Every year thus number uncreases thus year ut was necessary to duvude the organuzatuon unto tour groups of about tuttg members each There us fourth group not shown here who are preparung for the Robeson and Senuor Glee Clubs They learn to apprecuate tune musuc and are taught the turst prunc uples of vocal traunung such as correct breathung and sung ung ot vowels Muss Shearer has charge of these people most of whom wull soon be elug ble tor promotuon to hugher glee clubs I I T ' I I s I ' ' 4 D . 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V 4 . u , I 7 7 mnfimf' USH ER COMMITTEE Top Row Banlor Suyhurskl Senour Clulel Conlee Second Raw Wargun Crowe Horn Sufak White man Chalkus SAFETY COUNCIL Rcvx M I I Ma I cock Krayewskl Lopez Turon Tepper Mau rushes Worwa Corona Second Rovs Kamzuk Colher Buhauuh Reteq n Pears n Ruehlmq Washmoton T rd Row Wnhush Hawey Schaal Cevgmn Lukaczyk FIEICIIIIIZIII McCIure Zappna Pauch Fourth Rcw Stephens Szapansku Stancnu Eva Nakls Lup Spercs Boldon Ustrowskl Sam p u ottom Row Pntzer Mam Sertuch Ford Grdunnch SAFETY COUNCIL Top Row Hehda Mlhflareas Savage Wllhams Kandea Mr Bonxecku Bahel Kurzeskr Ray kovxnh Lopez Turcn Second Row Corona Vullaruel Cabeen Gordon Gmapolos Gaza Verclj Perez Malanqonn Thlrd Row Plesha Washrngton Kosasac Lomher ner Stephens MacDonald Kalllllk Heskett Stevens Sut Fouxth Row Lundberg Snkora Goodman Luklsh Cacrch Monea Schuster Mann Crowe Schaal Nakls Buttcm Row Fozkos Swentzel Bnhhs Waste De Zamko Moledet Tucker Bolden Szutas Chep regx Bolodovlch Mahkcff Top 'z r., Boniecki. Yurtc. jevsk'. Glas- hi : i . . . I . . ias. 'Id . ' ' ' ' B : . l .1 . l Y .. l Brown. Clark. Smith. 4 em. -izrif-f - USHER COMMITTEE AssemblIes and other programs spell entertaInment for most of us but they mean for the usher commIttee ThIs com mIttee IS composed of a group of students who see that order IS kept durIng assemblIes These students pass out programs and also maIntaIn order at school affaIrs held for the general pubIIc Energetnc Kathryn l-lorn IS the student chaIrman In charge of thIs group There are twelve members IncludIng the suo STITUTGS on the commIttee Mr Walley IS the faculty member who IS In charge of thIs group l-le sees that each one IS assIgned a post for assembhes at the vacant post SAFETY COUNCIL The Safety CouncIl has as ITS purpose the DFOTGCTIOD of the safety Interests that concern each student IN WashIngton l-lIgh School Safety In the halls In the rooms and around the grounds are three subdIvIsIons of the work Each sectIon elects a representatwe who IS free to dlscuss any problem that may arIse In hIs respectIve SECTION room Meetrngs are held twlce a month on Wednesday mornIngs The Safety CouncIl IS supplIed wIth posters pamphlets and other InformatIon by the NatIonal Safety CouncIl of whIch It IS a member A few of the BCTIVITIQS sponsored by the Safety CouncIl are a dance assembly programs and a receptlon at the end of the year for ITS members and the members of the faculty The group IS sponsored by Mr BonIeckI and IS under the IurIsdIctIon of the faculty safety commIttee whIch IS headed by Mr Frankenhauser and other affairs. ln case of an absence, a substitute is placed - 1 I 1 ,1 ,,f'A F' ,- LIBRARY STAFF To Row Ruzuc Kamznk Hedwall Mnss Lucas Grdnnch D Lansen Helblmg Second Row Wuolle Mhalnk Delor Gorman Ells Del mckl Bender Thnrd Row Pakovnch Mannera Bruner Burhrudqe Hamnlk Monea Lmdhergh Bottom Row Annuzlatn DeZamko Levm Donnnak Berg JQJNIOR RED CROSS Top Row Bell Keys Bahel Klnta Potesta Smith Shan non Sampras Barley Golden Such Second Row Nakus Zuffa Goodman Karabatsos Chuck: Hardaway Orlnch Brokskal MIITIIHYEHS Third Row Hunter Stolle Tamhura Musecko Kaszczy szyn Moms Mltchell Rothstein Sahan Kennedy Ashby Gerkln Fourth Row Mlkula Pol Mass Kozacnk Bareck: Delnlckl Varno Corhm Josva: Bernath Chleh wskn Hruzlk Malolan Smith Samanskl Sohackl Bottom Row Masulovlch Clack Ban Foley Makls Flores Levun Kearns Hutchunson Eva Mondrzak LaMar Smolgan PATROL BUYS Top Row Talanuan Emhry 0NeuI Garcia Lackerdos Fngueroa DeRemer Kash Stecyk Tadnch Second Row Mr Samon Cornejo Laurlnas Pop Banlor Reyes H Lovez Trexler A Corona P Corona Th rd Row Gomez Parrls Protho C Tnllotson Gunn Rodrmuez Pacxfuc Cuulex Novak Bottom Row Lansen Budzlnsku Brndneman W Tlllotson Canamar Hernandez R Lopez Toth Bomlla MONITOR CAPTAINS Top Row Swentzel Messex Whltehead Frnend Wargm Mr Paul Novak Second Row Cluleu Vuclch Tepper Senour Bottom Row Trocha McNeill Levln Oherg Nakls Turon f LIBRARY STAFF Where can I fund a book for a report? 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All of these and many other questions are answered by the wullung student lubraruans Thus organlzatnon which was begun In l928 was furst composed of only four members The staff whose membership now ranges from twenty fave to thirty members offers an opportunlty to all those Interested ln llbrary work to become acquaunted wuth the organuza tlon of a lnbrary JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junror Red Cross has been a very actuve organlzatnon thlg year Last Thanksglvlng sixty eight baskets of food were delnvered t needy famnlues ln thus locallty For Chrlstmas fnve hundred hollday menu covers were prepared by the members and sent to a Unlted States battleshup During the month of February ssxty gauly decorated nut cups were sent to the Perry Polnt Veterans Hospital The Junnor Red Cross holds nts meeting every other week and There as one representatnve from each class In scnool Some of nts means Each month several representatnves are sent to the Central Councul meetlng to represent the Junlor Red Cross of Washungton l-llgh School MONITOR CAPTAINS The monator system has proved to be very successful an malntaln mg order In the halls Every student passlng through the halls durlng class tame must have a written pass to verify hrs right to be In the halls The monntors serve as messengers for the faculty and act as guides for the vnsntors Because of the responsublluty nnvolved the monutors selected from the eleventh and twelfth grades must be recommended by the faculty Th nndlvlduals pictured above were chosen to carry out the overseer duties under the auspices of Mr Paul BOY PATROL Wearlng white belts as thenr mark of authority the Boy Patrol safeguard the streets nn the vlcunnty of the school through all knnds of weather Any hugh school boy who IS at least fnve foot four lnches tall and has satusfactory scholastuc records ns elrglble to joan the patrol The boys should be respected by the students for whom they sacrlflce a great deal of their time They suggest remedles for the hazards that endanger the student body At many sport contests the patrol force asslsts ln preserving the order The officers IH charge of the boy patrol thus year were James Novak captain Henry Lopez and Robert Lansen lleutenants 1 , ' ' I . I 4. h In 4 , O ' I . I T , . . , I . of raising funds are afternoon dances, penny marches, and candy sales. ' I I I I l ' . I I , - ONCE AND FOR ALL PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF 1941 JUNE MAD THE ALL COLORED PLAY LFR' JO S BOYS THE JUNIOR PLAY 1 .0 9 9 ,1 9 ' Q Q , ICQ, X WZ O ' O, ll - K :J gf 2 .gym 'Sw dawg? 1 Akig' Q? W9 ,J 45 ,, ,, , ,wt A XM VARSITY FOOTBALL Under the able leadership of their new coach, John Zitko, the Washington Senators turned in a very good season after a poor start. Their record of five wins and three defeats overshadows even last year's performance. The backfield combination of Tello Daronatsy, Edward Greichu- nos, Joe Gonzales, and Charles Perepski kept the maroon and white constantly knocking at the doors of the opposing teams. The line was one of the heaviest in years, averaging about l98 pounds. Rudy Lomberger, Julius Siegle, and Luther Jenkins kept the ends in perfect shape all sea- son. Henry Lopez, Joe Kolarczyk, Frank Saksa, and Dimitri Tadich kept the guard and tackle posi- tions impenetrable. Ray Reschan, one of the biggest centers in the Calumet Region, filled the cen- ter area to a T , Injuries again played a major role in the future of the football team. Vincent Mroz and Henry lopez played with bad knees. Frank Saksa suffered a nose in- jury which continually annoyed him. Rudy Lomberger was seldom seen without his shin guard to prevent further injury to his shins. The team finished third in the conference with Lew Wallace walking off with the honors after a play-off with Hammond High School. Dimitri Tadich received second all-state honorsg while Julius Siegle made the fourth team. Frank Saksa and Joe Gonzales re- ceived honorable mention. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Top Row Mr Pack Segle M Lopez Reschan Jenkuns Waslev ch Taduch Mroz Barkul Chovanec Kularczyk Hebda Knsh Anderko Mr Zltko Second Row Lomberger Whntehead Glassman H Lopez Saksa Perenskl Rohnuson Patch Murakowsku Daronatsy Gonzales Bo om Row Grelchunos mulch G rdor Kon: IS lsenheru Tllotson Tavlas Sturm Z . , i . . . . '. i . '- . , , . , ', tl 2 ' .Toxkv'. 3 v,Lain. h'. . i . . 'I'g. . I . LV, JL' I 1, -' - Q I ' I I . I , . . . 1 I , . , . . , . . . 1 . . . . , . . SUMMARY OF FOOTBALL GAMES WASHINGTON 7 CLARK 6 The Senators began thelr flght for football su premacy by defeatrng Clark Although the game was a see saw battle of punts the Senators had the edge on therr vusutors Joe Gonzales ploughed through on a llne buck to draw fnrst blood He kxcked the extra point to make the score 7 to O A llttle later Mayte elusive Clark back ran flfty yards to a touchdown for Clark s lone score of the game WASHINGTON O-CLINTON 7 One of northland s mnghtrest elevens Washmgton traveled all the way to Clanton Indiana a dlstance of l6O mules to be turned back by a 7 to O tally Clmton s touchdown came rn the flrst quarter when Ramsay of Clxnton skrrted around end over a distance of l6 yards for the frrst and lone score of the ball game Washrngton threatened only once when rt moved up to the five yard llne but no farther Robert Whnteheads frfty yard return of a Clinton put was outstandlng from the Senator s vrewpoxnt WASHINGTON 6-HAMMON D 24 The battle between the much rrvaled Hammond squad and the East Chlcago eleven has always been a close and tough battle Thus year however Bob Luvung stone took the srtuatlon In hand and tore the Senator lane to shreds Llvlngstone made the fnrst touchdown by a forty yard smash through center He tossed a pass to Len Groves for the second tally Fred Rova: made the thlrd and LaKochls added the funal slx Washing ton s score came when Perepskl threw Rudy Lomberger WASHINGTON O LEW WALLACE 6 The maroon and white went further into a losing streak by bucklng up against a strong aogresslve Wallace eleven It was the Senators third loss nn four starts The lone score was made by Stoahm the versatlle Gentleman from Gary and leading scorer In that clty Washlngton put up a valiant stand and prevented what seemed a rout turnnng It Into a slx pomt defeat WASHINGTON I3 WHITING 8 Whntlng once more played the part of a sprangboard for Washington for the Senators began thelr clnmb Into a surprrsmg comeback which caught thelr op ponents completely unaware of the Senators bag of trucks Going Into the game a poor underdog agalnst a falrly good team of Ollerg the Washington eleven came out wlth a I3 to 8 vlctory Touch downs were made by Eddse Grelchunos and Joe Gonzales Grenchunos made the extra polnt WASHINGTON 20 HAMMOND TECH O A newly enlnvened team fresh from their surprlslng vlctory over Whntlng completely mauled the hapless Tlgers The Tech eleven fell before a terrnflc slege of passes to be trampled by a 20 to O rOu'f ln desperatlon the frenzned Hammond team threw wnld passes only to be lntercepted by Tello Daronatsy who ran 60 yards to a touchdown The other two touch downs were made by Jullus Slegle and Rudy Lomberger both of whom caught passes for touchdowns WASHINGTON 24 FROEBEL 6 The Senator steam roller could not be stopped Froebel was no exceptlon and reslgned before an on slaught of Senators speedy backs and hard charging llnemen Charles Perepskn demon Washington back Eddle Grerchunos fastest back Joe Gonzales hard drlvlng back, and John Skoluk, most courageous back, lolned hands In scoring the 24 polnts agaunst Froebel Froebel's only score came on a 65 yard run by Lee, fast Froebel back WASHINGTON I8 ROOSEVELT O Roosevelt's hlghly rated grldlron eleven was no ex ceptnon to the rule and fell before a mlghty onslaught of the Senator squad Roosevelt's favonte son, Teddy Zych, was completely bottled, whsle Charles Perepskl, Eddle Grelchunos, and Joe Gonzales ran to pay dlrt Perepskl's touchdown came vla the intercepted pass route, thus vlctory gave the boys and our school a splrlt of morale as well as the coveted Brown Derby 90 , A U In , I ' I 1 I I I - ' r V . . . . . ,Ama-F I If I - ' ' rw I ygra.. l ' tk' HQQVAQMWA I 1 4 , - a ten-yard pass. 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I l A I I 7 - RESERVE SQUAD Top Row Ccach Pack Trojan Badovmnzh Vasquez Johnson Lucas Embry Kovacs Mervls Coach Klokoslu Second Rcw Clulen Reyes Pumnea Chamberlam Dunay Arzumaman Orllch Bottom Row Grdlmch Cvltkcvuch Ortega Sncrnck Clgler Adamchk Soto Becker RESERVE FOOTBALL Next years prospects showed their prowess by efflclently taking over the sltuatlon whenever a regular varsuty man was unable to play Such abnlrty on the part of the reserves becomes a valuable asset to the coach and also forms a nucleus around whuch to bulld a future champlonshup eleven Many of the reserve group already obtalned startung berths before the close of the 40 season Many of them had played at least half of the game whlch glves them substantial experience on which to fall back next year Although some Washlngton fans thoroughly belreve that next years team wlll be nothnng above faur there us much room for dlscusslon on that ponnt The comlng eleven IS bug heavy and experlenced They are fast and alert qulck to use deception rn breaking up the varslty s plays They are gluttons for work as has been proved by thexr splrlt shown ln being the furst ones on the field and the last ones off Such ambltnon surely plays an nmportant part toward maknng of good football players The commg lnne us rugged heavy and fast charging Breaklng up plays Ilke veterans IS part of their experience whlch enables thus team to go far next year The backfleld IS heavy fast and alert All have had ex perlence ln varsity ball games Out of the four games the Washington Congressmen played thus year they won two lost one and tred one They beat l-lammond 20 to O then lost to Lew Wallace l3 to 7 played Clark to a scoreless tue and defeated Whltung 12 to O Lew Wallace was the only team to score upon the Congressmen They scored 39 points to their opponents l3 rn four games Some of the really outstandmg football reserves out thus year are Mike Gordon Walter l-lebda Paul Clgler John Tonkovlch Art Murakowskl John Badovlnnch Bull Chamberlaun Wendell Ktsh R T Johnson Frank Lucas Jack Sturlung Richard Orlrch Adamcrk Ortega and Dupay May the team of 4l ruse to greater heights than any other Washrngton eleven before them 100 4 . 1 . r . . , -1 . . Z W '. . i. ' , i. , . , . -. . . . . . , 1 . . , . . 1 ' 1 1 I . . . . . , , . 1 ' - 1 1 ' - 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 . , , 1 ' ' ' . . , . ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , . . . VARSITY BASKETBALL Rw C len Gnllcsnle Klrmcnc Mraz Sneule Lnmherger Bara Bottom Row Gordon Ervm Coach Pack Elsenheru Tonkuv ch Smolyan VARSITY BASKETBALL Last year s Senator flve tued with Lew Wallace for the Western drvzslon crown of the N I H S Conference Thus year they were second only to last years state champnons Hammond Tech The year the hughly under rated Senator five lost only fave games ln the regular conference standungs Hammond Tech was the only team to accomplnsh the feat of defeating the Senators twlce The second Qame between Wash ungton and Hammond was a hectic battle with nearly 4000 fans watchlng the contest The Tech Tugers barely managed to eke out a 25 to 23 vnctory During the whole conference season the Senators scored 675 points against thelr opponents 588 Therefore the average score was 35 5 to 309 leavnng a dlfference of 4 6 pounts ex actly the same amount as during the season That shows that Washington played par ball all through the tourney and dad not bog down as some have clalmed Going unto the tourney Wash lngton had a seven game wmnlng streak Thus sudden spurt came after Washungton had been beaten by Hammond Tech They became more conscious of the value of free throws and dad not lose a game after that untul they met the powerful Froebel team of Gary The wlnnnng streak enabled Washmgton to cop second place and funush a very successful season under thelr new coach Joe Pack 101 Top o : iu '. ' '. I , ' . , k I. 1 . ', . ' , a . ' . season before, the best Washington basketball team in many a season lost four gamesg while this - 5 . . 4 I I I . . . , . . , . , - . , - I WASHINGTON SENATORS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Washington Froebel 41 Wasnlngton Emerson Washungton Valpo Washington Hammond Tech 61 Washlngtcn Roosevelt Washington Washnngton Hammond Z7 Wnltlng 21 Washington Clark 26 Washington Lew Wallace Washing on Roosevelt Washington Horace Mann Washington Froebel Washungton Hammond 34 Washrngton Clark Washington Whiting Washington Lew X'Vallace INDIANA STATE HIGH SCHOOL TOURNAMENT SECTIONAL AT GARY INDIANA Washrngton 39 Wurt Washington 26 Froebel 36 A 9 7 ' . 35 .......... . ' ' 30 ...,...... 29 ' 34 ,,......... 32 ' 41 ......... ' 38 .......... A Z6 ' 23 .....,.... ' 35 ....,.... . ' ' ' ' ' 36 ........... ' 38 ......... 44 Washington Z3 ......... Hammond Tech 25 ' t 46 .......... 32 ' 31 ......... 27 ' 37 ......,... Z8 ' 37 ,,..,,..., ' 50 ........... 19 ' 42 .......... 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' 19 RESERVE BASEBALL on Ro ck: ar o sur Ztko VUKRZICI Jo Bottom Ro Lucas Holland Duney RESERVE BASKETBALL Along the prevuous years the Congressmen have unvarlably taken the Re serve team champlonshlp but thus year with a wholly new squad they could not make the grade Many unexperlenced sophomores and doubtful junsors came ln to take up the reuns of the Congressmen s future Although the team fared well lt stall was not up to the standards of prevlous reserve teams The team as a whole was an ever aggresslve ball club and showed streaks of hugh class ball handllng ln downing some of nts opponents They were falrly fast good ball handlers drlbblers and shooters Sample set up shots were fre quently bungled but they scored rather heavily on long and hook shots Moreover they dld very well at the free throw lnne and thenr height although not as great as that of other teams enabled them to obtaln thelr share of rebounds The team as a whole was large and well balanced with maternal Many of them however lost confldence and resigned midway ln the season because of the fact that they had not seen much or any action throughout the season The team drd not suffer from the action on the part of some of those who quit because they had not shown much ablllty There were no lndnvldual stars either A few of the players really showed some of thelr talents In a few spots but as a whole the team dld not show outstanding abnluty throughout the season All members of the team saw actlon at some tame or other and many of them played slxty mlnute ball The members of the team that flnnshed the season were John Tonkovlch Mnke Gordon l-larold Elsenberg Chrns Vuka znch Frank Lucas R T Johnson Paul Barkal Alex Chucks Howard Holland and George Maskovlch T w: Chi '. 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I I I 1 1 1 ' ' ' , , 1 ' 1 1 I I I ' I I I ' I ' I I I ' I ' I I T I I ' ' I I I I gttll Xwf 1 t WSWS g5lllll'I v,1SlllNGIU, ,ji nr' i v--.--1 x i Q..- VARSITY BASEBALL Top Row Lomberger Trguvcsh Reschan Second Row Tonkovach Nahahudlen Cnchowlaz Johnson Bahlnec Fcskos Coach Schweungruher Thlrd Row Ervln Bridgeman Jones Paluga Dupay Mold Bottom Row Lam Mlches Spornlck Becker Lucas Kelemen Gordon VARSITY BASEBALL After holdmg the baseball crown wlth a nine year monopoly the Senators basemen flnally relm quzshed It to the Roosevelt Rider nme The team thus year ns out to forge another chain of confer ence championships just as long or longer than the previous ones Under the able coachung of Adolph Schwemgruber the team should be clambermg wnth the favorutes for the northland s base ball s symbol of champuonshlp However the fact that ten out of a fneld of twenty one graduated last June leaves the Senator squad seeming utterly hopeless The return of Washington sace putcher Rudy Lomberger, leaves some hope for another concerted drlve to the top Out of the eleven men returnnng thus year three are pntchers two catchers three snfnelders and three outfnelders The large turnout for the team would unclte any coach s heart The athletic field ns full of hustlmg youngsters to play nn America s greatest pastime Junuor and sophomore sectnons are well represented an the turnout whlch makes for a better future team on whlch to bunld Surprising IS the lack of mterest In this great sport among the sensors A majority of the candidates are underclassmen leavmg the sensor a bare mnnornty Unless better maternal comes up thus year st will leave the team for next year look obsolete The regulars graduatnng thus year are Rudolph Lomberger Raymond Reschan Nick Gordon Merle Lam Louns Ervun George Mlchels and Nick Kelemen Returning veterans are John Tonkovlch Frank Lucas Joe Foskos and R T Johnson Thus squad plus a new array of stars wlll make their appearance agalnst Valpo Their first home game was held at Washmgton Park agaunst Bloom of Chlcago Bloom has always been a powerhouse nn Chicago prep baseball 104 E Aff- 'E .N T .pos ' 'VZ' fi . 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VARSITY TRACK TEAM Top Row Mr Pack Grelchunos Gomes Chamberlam Cluler Szakatltns lsen llgerg Tadrch Krahres Mroz Barkal Darly Melangom Karras Orhch ejon Second Row Smolgan Hanak LaMar Crgler Muller Butor Styhurskn Gaddrs Bottom Row Mlsora Nunez Zaweckl Sufana Ostrowskl Kovach Chepreul Gllhert lspas Waste Kochls FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM Top Row Brown Opera Kosmltas Howard Tumbry Adams White Vrcjel rumble Steuanovlch Keep Balas Turean Baluz Grdnuch Second Row Matusak Gamez Trguero Letnca McNeal Matthews Platls Bottom Row Splsak Morris Roscoe Moledet Stulla Gulden Yancy Nuchols Ednson McKeethen VARSITY TRACK Thus year bolstersng one of nts best track teams un the history of the school the thlnlles launched upon a fifteen meet schedule Slnce Coach Pack has taken over thus sport there has been a tremendous Increase an the popularity of track Before only 25 boys reported for the sport and only l5 compromssed the travelmg team there are now lOO boys out for track and 25 make up the travellng squad The team rs made up of fresh men, sophomores and juniors, wrth nine sernors on the entire squad This marks a new era In track at Washvngton, and nn a few years Washington should have nts Golden Era ln thus ancient sport Among the veterans who are to graduate are Walter Smolyan Juluus Szegle Vince Mroz Dmatrn Tadlch Eddie Grenchunos John Hanak Nuck lspas Tom Kochus and Moses Chepregu Washmgton placed seventh out of twenty two schools un the Gary lnvntatuonal Indoor Meet at Notre Dame 100 l l l v. '. ',,, .', '. . 'V T: V' lv .' V' , ' Gianonolisj Luvnduuisif NakiS,'SieUIe.' ' ' ' -' Hardyl Ra-cuha,'Jenkins,'Chicki. Skcpeljad -Y V ' . Y Y - , . I I ' I . , j , . l I I I I I I I I l ' ' x I r WRESTLERS Top Row Mr Dickes Toth Daronatsy Nemeth Klavas Waute Pntrumch Mantes Second Row Gnlhert Kolbert Snedden Martmez Crnspn Stanko Savaje Yeager Bottom Row Chepreun Swentzel Murales Donahue Vellauan Becker Smnth Jurwsevnch WRESTLERS Ready? Wrestle' That ns the famlluar cry heard ln the gym at the Sensor Thus year hampered by graduatnon the Washnngton matmen saw a dls astrous season wlnnang only one match They defeated the Edison wrestlers by a score of 28 to l3 The team had a schedule of ten meets plus the con ference and state grapples They placed well In the conference meet taking fourth place The team went even further by placmg eughth nn the state meet wnth 9 points There was much turnover an the squads lineup leaving inexperienced grapplers to compete against seasoned veterans from other schools However a few of the undnvuduals took honors on the squad namely Tello Daronatsy and Edward Kolbert Both of them took second place In the state meet Daronatsy had been undefeated untul the state meet un whach he took a second medal Daronatsy and Kolbert were the only seasoned veterans re turnlng Thus fact explams their success upon the mats thus year 11 11 A - - - - wrestling matches. I I ' ' 1 I ' I I I w SWIMMING TEAM Tcp Row Shanncn Bankowslu SaIIIla Trocha Mr Clark lsnas Pop Second Row VII:tor Kavarta Mac eno Sakatnts Bottom Row Matusrk Vega Breaz Moltar Kaweclu Wlson TENNIS TEAM Ton Row Mr Moore Chambers Naodeman Divas Shan Mr DI: es Bottom Row Alonzo Mersot Goldsnnth Crowe Ballard Snrros SWIMMING WashIngton s natators had one of theIr most successful seasons Hampered by InelIgIbIlIty and loss by graduatlon they won ten out of fIfteen meets and took fourth In both the conference and state meets Much credlt for thIs sterllng showIng must be QIVGD to Mr Potsy Clark who as always dId a fIne Iob of coachIng the boys LOUIS Molnar star breastroker swept through hIs season undefeated wlnnnng both the confer ence and state meets In wInnIng the state meet at Purdue UnIversIty he set a new state record ofl 86 Other outstandIng performances were recorded by Ben GryneckI wIth a fIrst In the conference and a thIrd In the state IOO yard free style and Eugene SzakatItIs dIver wIth a thIrd and fIfth IH conference and state meets respectIvely il TENNIS As dIamonds must be poIIshed before theIr best powers of refractIon can be obtaIned so was thIs year s tennIs team a powerful lot con sIstIng of one freshman two sophomores and two 1unIors polIshed by one years experIence of varsIty matches and coachIng by Mr Moore and Mr DIckes Though several senIor racquet men remaIned from last year s strIng men It was thought more advIsable to develop the latest talents of the younger group for comIng years rather than at tempt to wIn a champIonshIp wIth only the rem nants of a former empare WIth a chaIn of Wash Ington net champIonshIps as an INCENTIVE t s hoped that thIs experIence derIved at the expense of the thoughtful school Splflfed senIors would aId In forgung another champIonshIp In the long Senator chaIn 101 . 2 3 ., Wwe--f ' V -Q--M'f'1i A A ,4 - - ,WL ' -,QI N I ' I X rf . 'r, 4 4 3 I . - . - r I, : ' , . . i . : 'i. : ' . . . I . '. I . :- ' ,Y J' ,.- non. . 'k , A ' Y . ' I I . . . ' I . . , , , I , ' Y I I ' I ' ' II ll - 1 I I I ' - - l , . , . . . , . , I I - I - , , WEIGHT LIFTERS Pa Lopez Mr Paul Second Row Lee Mantes Buza A Sumanson R Snmanson Bottom Row Cook Samarzxa Mxrales Smith L W IGHT LIFTING The only team In the reglon and one of the few ln the state of lndlana Mr Paul s wenght luftung team stnll thrulls throngs at various assemblies meetings and meets The team very strong as a whole has beaten many teams among them being Purdue The asm of thus sport ns to build strong bodies and help the boys attaln and retann good health The team IS under the expert supervusuon of Joseph A Paul a famous champion weight lifter of San Francisco Calnfornla 108 CHEER LEADERS McKinley, Lup, Muday, Walthers, Yosal ,il , A - Q 'Q' l I ,A f A 1 K LA ' ,Q - ' A K ,, v .- , A 7 ' . N' T . T , if v Jw xv ff ,KX E Top Row: Parker. Petrunich, Cornejo, ul. . . . ' ' ' ' , I I ' v - - T 1 1 - I' ' l ' - 1 1 1 I T I I ' ' T rl N jr 1 - 1' . ARCHERY Archery is undoubtedly a bene- ficial and amusing sport, for it de- velops grace, poise, and posture, as well as nerve and muscular control. The two outstanding archers in each class make up the inter-class teams and from these the varsity team is chosen. The girl who makes the most points on the team receives the hon- or of shooting the golden arrows. GIRLS BASKETBALL Its fast pace has always made bas ketball a favorite girls sport The team having the most speed and ability in the hard fought inter class games becomes the champion of the school The reward for being an out standing player is of course, a posi tion on the varsity squad HOCKEY Every autumn dozens of ambitious girls can be seen in the tennis court playing the one all time favorite of girls sports hockey Practicing the correct form in swinging driving passing and offensive and defensive maneuvers take up the most time lt is the aim of each girl to become a member of the varsity team and only outstanding players on the class on this team ARCHERY BASKETBALL HOCKEY Ton Row Rogers Frankenhauser Daronatsy Miss Top Row Ispas Frankenhauser Robertson Guer Top Row Miss Wall Kantrimas Ispas Daronsty Wolfe rero Sufak Miss Wall Belmonte Stadnick Bottom Bow Muskowski Kantrimas Melshen Bottom Row Kantnmas Belmonte Smolian Bihhs Second Row Sufak Guerrero Monea Melshen Bcttom Row Bibbs Glasper Shearer Ursa i l 9 I . . , I - . , I I h .. 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I I I I teams are considered for positions Most P1o1111s111U Students JOHN BALLARD Thus tall nuce lookung lad has been nomunated several tumes for the tutle ot Most Promusung Student and receuved ut un hus senuor year He modestly thought ut was luck that brought hum thus honor Hus steady dependabuluty hrs abuluty to get thungs done hus natural leadershup were consudered by students un makung theur selection Proof of hus leadershup us the fact that un hus uunuor year he was elected clerk ot the Student Councul and un thus same year he placed turst un the Duscussuon League In hus senuor year he contunued wuth hus debatung along wuth the work guven hum as presudent ot the senuor class He us also an actor of no small abuluty as he showed un the uunuor and the senuor plays MA RY MON EA JOHN BALLARD MARY MONEA Small but mughty may well be applued to Mary She us a small gurl wuth a bug mund Her wut and humor have brought her the tutle ot Most Promusung Gurl for two years and she was also a strong candidate for the tutle of Muss Washungton She us rather shy and sweet but has a way ot makung one teel at ease un her presence She can always be depended on to do as she us asked and do ut well M1 and Mlss WHHl11l1gt0ll MR AND Muss WASHINGTON The gym becomes very sulent as Emul Breaz steps up on the platform Who has been chosen? us the questuon run nung through everyones mund Then a great applause goes up as he announces that John Ballard and Kathryn Horn have been chosen as Mr and Muss Washungton John Ballard a rather tall handsome senuor whom every one admures seemed to take the honor along wuth everythung else He us Senuor Class presudent and an A l student debater Kathryn Horn a tall slender vuvacuous senuor wuth a smule for everyone was chosen Muss Washungton for the thurd con secutuve year whuch us quute a record as well as a great honor Kathryn who us very unassumung was quute Surprused at wunnung thus honor the thurd year but was almost as thrulled about It as she was the furst tume when she was a sophomore KATHRYN HORN JOHN BALLARD 112 -1 , o o I I, N ,. , . . . 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I A 1 , , NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1941 Top Row Corona Reschan Tadlch Hull Kerkes Bender German Hardy Terry Kugar Mroz Whlte head Ballard Turon Second Row Ashton Ervm Kranz Frankenhauser Horn, Kung Berg Lindbergh Lansen Vuclch Beenklns Walthers Wargm Webster Loepaz Klrmclc nlch Johnstone Saksa Bell Novak Front Row Johnson Breaz Annuzlato Hunsh, Catasem, Oberg Bruner Monea Govorchm Hedeluus Allhouse Yalloway Flnkelstem Shematz Crowe Gamez Not In Plcture Margaret Potesta Loulse Newmark Antonio Cornejo NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The ambltnon of almost all hugh school students IS to be a member of the Natuonal Honor Society ln order to receive thus honor a student must rank scholastucally In the upper thurd of the entlre sensor class Then he IS ellglble The lust ot ellgnble students ns sent to all the members of the faculty The faculty ludge these students on character leadership and partncnpatnon In school actlvltles After the members of the National Honor Society are chosen they hold a meeting supervised by Mr Robnnson at whlch they organize and elect ottncers At thls meeting the soclety unannmously elected Marlon Govorchun president Robert Senour vlce presudent and Mary Monea secretary treasurer The mann purpose of the socuety as to promote hugh scholastac arm and a snncere Interest In school aftaurs 'I ,l . Y ' ' . . V I 1 ,- r -f-.. , Q W 'i - ,fl f ' 4- L. . 4-5 , : s 1 I v I v r 1 1 1 v v 1 I ' I I ' 1 I - Y Y ! I 1 Y I 1 1 . 7 . H Y I ! Q ! l ' . ' Third Row: Molnar, Kolbert, Shearer, Dobay, Hedwall, Swentzel, Slamkowski, Senour, Sepsi, Grdi- . ! I Y Y ' 1 I I l I I U 1 , I I - U v 7 I I . ! Y I ' . . c v . , . . u ' I N1 I I I - I I Nr . I N.. ' I I I , - ' I , ' 0 1 1 1-1 11-111 1:11 11-1J-,g1A- 11 1, su N' . . 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Congratulatsons Kath ryn l-lorn and John Ballard APRIL Thursday 28 Betty Lou Swentzel and Ken neth Resch were wonderful sn thesr solos at the concert tonsght MAY Thursday 8 The Sophomore Prom May l have the next dance? Frsday 9 The Sensor May Festsval The questson ot the day was What shall l wear7 Saturday lO The Junsor Prom w th ll the pretty gsrls sn thesr pretty tormals JUNE Thss ss the month the sensors have been wastsng for Thursday l2 Class Day and the pscnsc wsth ants and sand and everythsng Frsday l3 Ah' At last the Sensor Prom Wednesday l8 Commencement the end ot an old lste tor the sensors and the be gsnnsng ot a new one 0511114 1 111-1-111-1--an-sz-1--1s-1-1-1s1fs1-s1fs1 1--111 11m-101-sz-s1-s1-s1s1-sz-1.sqnls1s Q s ! ! ! ! ! ! A - ' ' ' ' 2 ! .... . ! l - ' s,s. . ! T o Q . . , ! ! . ! ! . ' ! ,2 I ,l ' ! L J l ' - - ' I F 1 2 5 , . ! , 2' ! , 1 - 1 ! ', ll, l Al-fl ' ! ' ! ! A ' 2 l l Us s : f ' ' 5 . - ' ' l m - ! ' J fs 1 A , . s ,E ! - ' ' ' . ,,2', i . . 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