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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1946 volume:

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WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOO fkvfz LEYIN L EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA SW 01 PROGRAM Firsi' Movemen+ e ee e Underclassmen Second Movemeni' e e W e e e e Ac+ivi1'ies Third Movement - - .e eeene A1'hle+ics Grand Finaleee .. e.ee Class of I946 I DEDICATION The clrum maior lhrusls her baron forward and signals wilh a louol, shrill whislle, Roll-off. On lhe olown-bear lhe band srrilces The firsl chord of 'rhe Song of Washinglon l-ligh School. A+ lhis everyone rises and sings 'rhe song of which he is very proud. Whal is more filling lhan lo have music clenole lhe lempos of life? Music is rhe language of Jrhe world. Norlh, soulh, easl' or weslr, every counlry has Hs own lype of song. Bur yer all 'rhese songs have bul one purpose-lo express sympalrhy or joy or love. So +o our boys and girls in service who have carriecl The song of Wash- inglon High School lo all parls of lhe worlcl-we dedicale 'rhis, our Senior Anvil of I946. 5L ,f.1,owc,4.Al.J , 1 VW f1W4,. r VZ 1 - LM facile ,N And lhe wind wenl sighing over lhe land Tossing Jrhe grasses To and fro: And a rainloow held oul Hs shining hand So whal could I do buf laugh and go? Tipfoe af lash upon a pinnacle of sunset I shall greei Hue deaih-like evening wifh iaugiiier from afar Nor fremble in ine darkness nor shun ine windy midnight For by Hwe evening I snail be a s+ar. MR. CASH MR. CASH This year lhe adminislralion ol Washinglon l-ligh School is under lhe able man- agemenl ol Mr. Frank E. Cash. Allhough he has long been associaled wilh lhe Easl Chicago school syslem, lhis year is his lirsl year as principal here. ll we recall lhe experiences and lraining ol lvlr. Cash's pasl, we will be able lo undersland more lully lhe reasons why he is a mosl ellicienl principal. lvlr. Cash was born in Lebanon. lndiana on December l2, l896. l-laving gradualed lrom Lebanon l-ligh School, he enrolled al Wabash College. l-lis educalion was in- lerrupled by lhe lirsl World War when he enlisled in lhe navy. Aller serving his counlry, he received his discharge and resumed his sludies al Vifabash College. l-lis lirsl iob was coaching and leaching al a school in Warsaw, Indiana. l-le held lhis posilion lor lhree years, and il was lhere lhal he mel lhe woman who laler be- came his wile. l-le lell lhe leaching prolession and wenl inlo business lor a ,year and a hall belore he lirsl came lo Washinglon l-ligh School. ln l925 he was our loolball and baslcelball coach. This posilion was conlinued lor lhirleen years lherealler. Following his iob as coach, Mr. Cash was lhe direclor ol physical educalion in Easl Chicago lor six years. Lasl year he was promoled lo lhe posilion ol assislanl principal. As assislanl prin- cipal he execuled his dulies very well and also learned how lo underlalce and successlully perlorm many ol lhe responsibililies ol a principal. This year he is our principal, and under his splendid leadership ilems such as lhe planning ol schedules and classes, lhe organizalion ol new courses, and lhe ordering ol supplies have been lalcen care ol wilh lhe ulmosl consideralion and care. lvlr. Cash's unusual abilily in handling lhe problems ol sludenls and underslanding sludenls has been recognized by all. l-lis lcindly guidance and wise counseling in disci- plining and in direcling lhe boys and girls have marlced his adminislralion. The class ol l946 leels deeply honored by lhe opporlunily lo be under lhe guidance ol Mr. Cash while in lheir lasl year ol high school. We exlend our lhanlcs lo him and wish him conlinued success in his new posilion. Mr. Allenclerler, Mr. Cash. Mr. Kellam, Mr. Palmer. Lucas, Mr. Cash, Grdinich, Boldi. :Q ff Mr. Grimmer, Mr. l-lavran, Mr. KwiaT. Mr. F. E. Cash, our newly elecTed principal, is inTrusTed wi+h The smooTh-running oT This large school. Worlcing wiTh him are Two very capable assisTanTs: Mr. C. E. Kellam and Mr. T. V. AlTen- derTer. Miss KaTe Depew is also a very prominenT per- son. l-ler mosT imporTanT duTy is To counsel The WashingTon girls. The Three people who conTinue To keep our oTTice operaTing as eTFecTively as iT does are: Miss RuTh WalThers, Miss Donna Mcl-laley, and Miss MR. SENQUR DoroThy SziTas. Close check is lcepT on The healTh of all high school pupils by Mrs. Cleo BesT. The school nurse, and Dr. l-lugh A. Vore, The medical adviser Tor all public schools in EasT Chicago. The Board oT EducaTion consisTs oT Three members: Mr. Micheal l-lavran, Mr. George Cvrimmer, and Mr. STanley KwiaT. The superinTendenT oT schools, Mr. A. C. Senour, acTs as The correlaTing TacTor befween The schools and The Board oT Edu- caTion. FAC U LTY Language Depar+men+ Row I: Miss Oilar, Miss Swindell, Miss C. King, Miss Brill, Miss Kaclwiroubas. Row 2: Miss Bell, Miss Szilaqyi, Mr. Ken- dall, Miss Jolwnslon, Miss Lucas, Miss Dauglwerly, Miss Gray. Commercial Depar+men+ Row I: Miss Sultana, Mr. Sieverl, Miss Boyd, Mrs. Van Kempema. Na+ural Science and Ma+hema+ics Depar1'men+ Rowl: Miss Mills, Miss Overpeclc, Mr. Kellam, Miss McCullough, Mr. Reeves, Miss Robinson, Miss Mendenhall. Fosler, Miss F. Jolwnson, Mr. C. John- son, Miss Brennecl-ce. Row2: Mr. Moore, Miss Wlwile, Mr. Physical Educafion Deparlmenl Rowlz Mr. Borallo, Miss Koplco, Mr Diclces, Miss Wall, Mr. Scliweinqruber Row2: Mr. Sabik, Miss Giilin, Mr. Ken dal, Mr. Clark. Ar'r Depar+men+ Row I: Miss Lainqor, Miss J. King, Miss Boomer. Social Science Depar+men+ Row I: Mr. Minh, Miss MacDonald, Miss Sowerby, Miss Kozacilc, Mr. Palmer. Row 2: Mr. Geddes. Mr. Soufer, Miss Specfor. Rowi: Mr. Howe, Mr. Lidsior, Music Depar+men+ owl: Mr. Asbury, Miss Carfer, Mr. Buckifay, Miss Rasmussen. lnclusfrial-Vocafional Depar+men+ Pinsaic, Mr. Praii, Mr. Franicenlwauser, Mr. Rencenberqer, Mr. Fauber, Mr. McElherly. Home Economics Depar+men+ Rowlz Miss Hineline, Miss Moriarify Miss Mclnioslw, Miss Flynn. Mr. Row I: Mr. Freiberger, Mr. McElheny, Miss Lonnquisf, Mr. Simon, Mr. Kincaid. R 2 M Zflc M P lc M M lc OW . F. I O, F. al' BF, V. GCG . ln fimes of adversify fhe American people have always demonsfrafed fheir abilify fo rise fo fhe occasion. This fradifional capacify for acfion in an emergency has been proved here af Washingfon l-ligh School. The oufbrealc of World War Il foolc from us a greaf many faculfy members fo fhe armed service. They wenf fo defend our righfs of freedom and democracy. We are proud fo have mosf of fhese leaders back on fhe feaching sfaff again. 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Row 2: Main, Lovin, Jacobs, Novafl1,Col1en, Espilia, Carfer, Gfuiden,Jol1nson. RQW3: Lewis, Niclcsic, Feiqenbaum, Episko, L. Cole, B. Cole, Cacia, G-ladden, Hurubian, Hubbell. Row 4: Plaff, Marian, S. Mosny, Campos, B. Mosny, Bifficlc, Koroflcy, Lax, Lidsfer, Peflcoll, Fabos, Kamalicln, Bouglwamer. Row 5: Cullison, Karas, Robledo, Becerra, Gawronslci, Lardis, Burgess, Cliobanov, Clwiclci, Alberlson, Goldberg, Cabeen, Kaufman. Row I: Maiewslci, Maclnay, L. Dopiniak, E. Dopinialc, I. Jencopale, Salvio, Evon, E, Brooks, Engleharf A. Jencopale, Bednerczylc, Kornmendaf, Piwlciewicz, Roque. Row 2: Eslrada, Obrernslci, Sarnarzia, Nalewslci, D. Poloclialc, Romandini, E. Essenyi, M. Brooks, G Poloclnalc, Kirincic, Sufa, Barlcowslri, Grubisicln, Klavis. ROW3: Melion, Baez, Orliz, Clarkson, Mislculen, Bonesleel, Kapilina, Adams, Alice, Auslin, Slasiewicz Vlal'1inicl1,Seiss, Boldi. Row 4: Barczalc, Buggs, Edwards, Amenl, Corlez, Bolden, Balfle, Kresiclw, Bosfic, Marlcovich, Harney B. Essenyi, Halesco, Whi+alcer. 9B4 9B6 9B7 Rowl: Clwovanec, Cassano, Bernal, Aguilera, Clanlon, Bridgeman, Gary, Chapman, R. Dillard Carler, D. Bailey. Row2: F. Bailey, Andrews, Taylor, H. Davis, Bedella, V. Davis, Galleqo, Espinoza, Garclow, R Bailey, Fodor. Rovv3: Cuevas, Eclwolis, O. Dillard, Wilmonf, Denf, Clarke, Anderson, Donlso, Cleland, Flowers. Rowlz Roclriquez, Rifz, Widis, Koflowslci, Garcia, Grey, Polonczylc, Nalwabedian, B. Koflowslci Janlcowslmi, DeWolf, Baqinslci, Upslmaw, Van Vessen. Row 2: Reys, Orozinski, Wesolowslci, Serfich, Lulcacelc, Kujawski, Dabrowslci, Thomson, Punsky, Plesha, Roberson, Villarreal, Kubiszalc, Slarnlcowslci, Perian. Vukaziclw. ROW3: Julkus, l-laluslca, Brennan, Ranicli, Tidwell, Korowslci, Wallon, Kolisz, Sedey, Karrnel, Rubino Wolalc, Reed, Zurawslci, Turner, Kozacilc. ROW4: Bullcus, Slamlcowslci, Piwkiewicz, Perez, Sanders, Williams, Wallon, Smifln, Franelc, Psaras Thomas, Razumiclw, Prucalc, Arzumanian, Spencer. 4, .Wi 'S 'QQ 4. ,,,, 4' A fm? 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Ganl, Harris l-loqan, Varnbalcas. Row I: Fields, Blakely, King, l-llavaly, Klosalc, Bonilla, Gfanl, Fazelcus, Horvafh, Baran, Ciesielslci Kennedy, Hora, Belovich, Kolarczyk, Engleman. Row2: Alvarez, Bulafovich, Green, l-lefriclc, Koziollciewicz, Kulsuqeres, Anquiano, Hero, Levin, Jones Lane, Connely, Conner, Balon. ROW3: Kelly, Budny, Grclinich, l-lubbarll, Kirrin, Duhon, Janowslci, Goodrich, Hernandez, Brisevac Kolas, Daniel, Dorrance, Cerven, Kounlares, Govorchin. Row4: Ellis, Florence, German, Goqolalr, Fabian, Johnson, Derlcenlis, Bilen, Hreha, Bulla, Bonesleel Chrisliansen, Burich, Ballca, Denl. L . , . I away 48 l Row I: Malusilr, Torrez, Thomas, Sporniclc, Shehiqian, Rodriquez, Re-scan, Walezalc, Trillo, Puchly, Megrernis, Ruszowslci, Mezey, Parducci, Voidich, Peirunich, Misiewicz. Row2: Rivich, Villarreal, YuriTic, A. Smifh, Tumlin, Wisniewski, Zack, Slriclcland, Mudrovich, Vela, Parlcerson, J. Vega, Villiqan, R. Vega, Morris, Sherman, Myren. Row3: D. Srnilh, Paidzilc, Selo, Sirlin, Ivlosny, Reiclcholrl, Mravinac, Ponkuba, Maldonado, Szanyi, Jerezco, Pinsalc, Miliclci, Trlani, Porla. Row 4: Valasquez, Pellerin, Roslco, Sludniarz, Samocki, Sarnuels,Wonlorslci, Meyer, Zuneqia, Magqi Marlell, Prieboy, Samanich, Wasialc, Roberson, Wayrnan. Rowlz Casillas, Grollxiewicz, l-iadarich, Chandler, Cruz, Borrall, Lillian Darl, l-lorvalh, B. Brown Gray, Crispino, Ispas, Dexfer, Laila, Dari, Banrer, Kocian, Greichunas. Row 2: Johnson, Haley, Arredondo, Bravo, Jaclcura, Buslarnanle, Chambers, L. Cofield, Davis, Keys Graves, Glasper, l-larris, Beverly, Gerlca, Fowler, Forsberq, Junikon, Janulis. Row3: Hurl, Gibbs, Barnes, Greene Delgado, D. Brown, Carlson, Calderon, Barlolc, Durco, Andrews Feigenbaum, Figueroa, Breaz, Kic, Childs. Row 4: Connolly, Alarnian, Byich, Anderlco, Kirincic, Benclcenclorl, Bahleda, Laclco, Davies, Grynecki Galosich, Kolas, Kolisz, Hansen, Lallas. IOB A Row I: Srnolar, Milcicln, Ziller, V. Taylor, Vega, Popoll, Reqenoviclw, V. J. Taylor, Massimilla, Morqan, Morrow, D. Snyder, Websler. Pearce, While, McNeil, Lipcoviclw, Lewis. Row2: Walczalc, Traczylc, Popoviclw, McDonald, Spudic, Szymlcowiak, Rzepczynslci, O'Neil, Slyburslci, Slanlso, Weldon, Thomas, Vlahinicli, Pefers, Pace, Lulcaczylc, Miller, Podqorski, Norllw. ROW3: Roberlson, Sersic, Napiwoclci, Spieiewslci, Pridavolc. D. Williams, Srnillw, Marza, Salerni, Slacian, D. A. Snyder, Malwone, Phillips, Saranlis, Reynolds, Sencai. ROW4: Tonlcovicn, Vinlilla, Sfalnlaul, Meqrernis, Sul, Varqo, Slamalalris, Mudroyiclw, Levin, Mueller, Logan, E. Williams, Prusieclri, Naumoff, Marslwall. Row I: Pelruniclw, Pecar, Varial, Quigley, Bonilla, Fislw, Maldonado, Gaora, Priesl, Porras, Masulovifglw, Mrrniclw, Morgan, Molodel. RQWZ: Hernandez, Guiden, Jureczlco, Alek, Kulka, Baffle, l-louse, Lazinslci, Holland, Surly Buda, Divialr, Jones, Dobas. N' r ROWK: Ballard, Ranqle, Salalas, lfololl, ljoskos, Polclven, Garrell, Purnell, Wallcei', Helios. Alyerez, Raqelis, Bardoczi. Row4: Slwnloar, Kerns, Vralworelew, Brauor, Slarnper. l-lenduix, Gonzalez, Anlulov, Mcliinney, Paslor, Sodom 11? I Blau 4 47 A IIB 1 Row I: Davidson, Gayden, Vana, M. Sarlcisian, Pappas, Lee, Clarkson, Williams, R. Sarkisian. Row2: Daniel, lvlaqlisli, I-Iamanq, Reecl, Laskos, Ivlaloian, Ware. Emond, Marlinez, Bernal, Florez, Campos Sirbu, Ciocliina, Ciovica, Ranicli, Jordan Row3: I-louse, Bridgeman, Tirlcel, Slecylc, Slwebesln, Gonzales, Spencer, Burgess, Uzclowslfi, Balala Slevens, Moliler, lvlclique. Rowlt Kollen, Leve, Eiscnslein, Fieqle, Krcelicli, Ivlerulic, Demco, Lax, Donque, Kaminslri, Bacso, Ivlonos. Row2: Chapman, Kuloyszalc, Lilera, Filapowslci, O'NeiIl, Ivlaluqa, Loclnivslci, Miller, Dawson, Gillis, Bulla, Evion. Row3: Kail, Kapcalc, Klolcowslci, Kolzan, Debrowslci, Micln Florence, Morris, I-Iero, Moricz, Leal. Row4: Banina, Ferlzver, Andre, lvleliolr, Demedule, Duron, Rubies, Marlcoviclw. Ivlurisan, Jarnbry, lvlclusic, Klobacliar Klen, Kolina, Brown, Baum, M-:Cormick els, Kolina, Miclcicln, Conway, Gulowslcy Naqy, Gimlca, Dix, Dawlcins, Cliandler ezmy 47 IIB A I Row I: Wnifbeck, Marquerife Vera, Pecurar, Panfazis, Ruzic, Szopanski, Marian Vera, SIeyens, Saksa, Sfozan, TurIcs, Upsnaw, Tilloison, Siwenigian, Resclvan, Torrez. Row 2: Szarmacln, S+oIces, Roque, Savanovich, Serficln, Mayhew, Miserly, Yakoyah, Nabareie, O'I3ara, Perian, Wlwife, S+oIcIey, Szi+as, Mudrovich, Iv1a'rusiIc. Row3: Vapinak, Mrvan, Moniqomery, Perez, Mravinac, Ruc, Nibliclr, RyIa, RawIaIc, SIoyaIcovicI1, MicI'1aIsIci, Szymoniak, Parrof, Vidakoyiclni, IvIendo7a. Row4: Quinfanilla, Perrohay, Tully, Saloyic, Saric, Shaffer, Swoef, S+ani7ewsIci, Tropck, Pavelich, Vuianich, Robinson. Row I: Nagy, Sayanovich, J. Rodriguez, G-ronelc, Anquiano, Levin, Tirnrn, Simian, Pavellca, De Rosa, Sarkisian, Zappia, Clarkson, Pefrucka. Row2: Sfolarz, Rincon, Olives, WaIIace, Popovicn, Tlnornas, Davis, Durco, A. Rodriguez, Morrow, Davidson. CarroI, Anderson, Perrymon, Conway, Row3: Pappas, Mariinez, Sencai, Urdesu, Sfudniarz, Marfin, Kozo-Jac, Oborq. Lobodzinslri, Owens. Auqusfine, Rrusiocki, Riecldwori, Rassrnoro. Row4: Raqelis, Robinson, PI'iiIIips, MiIosI1oII, Kr:siIis, Siirnac. Misoiwimi, Sianciu, Swinenarf, Iviosny, Wood, Anfulov. Glafu Gffwm Towering Ray Ragelis malces an ideal class presi- denf. His aThleTic abiliTy is displayed on The baslceTball, TooTball. and baseball Teams. He is also a member of The Fire Marshalls and of The WashingTon BroThers. BUT wheTher iT be in The sporTs' field or in The classroom, Ray makes cer- Tain Thaf boTh ends cliclcl Being raTher shy hasn'T lcepT Julius Kapiran Tfom becoming popular. ln addiTion To serving as vice presidenT oT The iunior class, Julius is an acTive member of The TooTball and The wresTling squads. He is also a member of The newly-formed BoosTer CommiTTee in which he helps plan enTer- TainmenT Tor our pep sessions and our weekly games. Gerald Wenzel, iunior class secrelary, is well known because of his excepTional abiliTy on The TooTball and The wresTling Teams. Also a member of The Boosfer CommiTTee and The Red Cross, Gerald wears a ready smile which has earned Tor him a prorninenT place aT WashinqTon. Kapifan, Wenzel, Ragelis S. 0. 0. 0. 14. Two years ago a new organizaTion for planning colored social acTiviTies was founded. Since ThaT Time The Social CommiTTee for Organizing Colored Ac- T'iviTies, commonly known as S.C.O.C.A., has become one of The ouTsTanding or- ganizalions in school. The purpose of The S.C.O.C.A. is To promoTe addie Tional social acTiviTies Tor The colored sTudenTs. Clarence Walker, presidenT, is lcnown by all for his ouTsTanding aThleTic abilify. Since his sophomore year, he has been a sTar baskeTball player. He has played foofball, parTicipaTed in Traclc, and is a member of The WashingTon BroThers. Sam WaTkins, vice presidenT, is well lilred by all for his congenial personaliTy. He always has To be prepared To Talce over in The presidenT's chair in The Wafking, Walker, Danielg evenT ThaT The presidenT is absenl. The able secreTary, Worries Daniels, is a Girl Counselor, a Girl Reserve, and a member of The LosT ancl Found CornmiTTee. She has served as vice presidenT and The secreTary of The Robeson Glee Club and has parTicipaTed in several plays and sporTs. WiTh such efTicienT leaders, There is no doubT ThaT The S.C.O.C.A. will aTTain The hiqhesT in iTs field of achievemenT. Wi , Zigi, - N 1 at I, ,V M. ,4 2 Wi , ,X fy 1' Q ,,- ff, A yy ' XO, WW, uf . - 1 .-3. L .J .. in Q- '. x ,. .. I 411' if 'Q .'.' 4 . 1 JPN fv x 4f,.. . . .'f.' 5-' '. q.. I. ,.. 1.11-w. f.-3. 211 . .. .'xv Y , , ' .. -. K: - ' . . 'git ' . . . ' ' .1 . I Q, K , . I -. 1' K 'Y L .... J, ,gi ll' . s. vi -. 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Each sTaH works wiThin iTs Tield under The direcTion oT The sTaTT head, who cooperaTes wiTh The ediTor-in-chieT in carrying ouT The general Theme oT The book. The Top men are Elaine TziTz, ediTor-in-chief, and Joline lvlosny, assisTanT ediTor. Elaine's ideas direcT The course oT acTion while Joline keeps her Trom run- ning mad wiTh all her heavy burden. l-lowever, boTh should be given crediT Tor a iob well done. Five sTaTT heads help The edlTors and in Turn are aided by The Junior AssisT- anTs. The Junior AssisTanTs is an or- ganizaTion which originaTed in The Tall oT IQ44. Alex Zurawski has as one oT his iobs The supervision oT This organi- zaTion. Alex and Sylvia Simone, assisT- anT, Take care oT all money maTTers, managemenT oT sales, disTribuTion oT The yearbook. and assume responsibiliTy oT all acTiviTies sponsored by The sTaTT. Thumbing Through The Senior Anvil one sees The work oT The phoTography sTaTT which is under The direcTion oT ErnesT lvlisewicz, phoTography ediTor. This sTaTT is responsible Tor Taking and developing good snapshoTs. The desire Tor Training TuTure phoTographers gave assisTanT ediTor, Don Adich, The idea oT sTarTing a camera club which has al- ready begun TuncTioning. This kepT boTh well occupied ThroughouT The year, and Tor all Their services rendered, we can'T Thank Them enough. lConTinued on page 29l STAFF HEADS Top To boTTom. ErnesT Misewicz, lnez Levin, K GI d SeS Y Y R b B b Rooney ays ae, ar Ask any wriTer on The liTerary sTaTT and she will Tell you The meaning oT deadlines, accuracy, and whaT wriTing under pressure really is. Sylvia Kuzman. liTerary ediTor. has proved To us ThaT her scholasTic abiliTy ranks iusT as high as The TeaT oT her acrobaTic sTunTs. AdverTising Pays was Gladys Rabe's moTTo as she underTook The enormous Task oT being adverTising manager. AlThough This iob is noT given much pub- liciTy, Gladys has spenT a greaT deal oT her Time and energy in doing an excellenT iob. The enTire yearbook sTaTT is indeed graTeTul To her Tor all her eTTorTs. Inez Levin deserves our highesT praise Tor The very Tine arT work displayed. She decides whaT Type oT A arT is needed To correspond wiTh The general Theme, J ' M Y A f T Edf and has compleTe conTrol over The cover oT The pub- publicaTion. The cover depicTs a snappy drum maioreTTe, buT have you ever seen The handsome men she can draw? Barbara Rooney, our secreTary-Treasurer, has done an excellenT job oT keeping accounTs oT all receipTs and dispersemenTs in The ledger. WiThouT her supporT The Senior Anvil could noT have been planned in The beginning. This year's sTaTT began a new annual evenT. ln November oT I945 The TooTball Team picked Tour candidaTes eligible Tor The TiTle oT Brown Derby Queen. AT The annual Brown Derby l-lop, voTes again were casT by all The boys, They were counTed Then and There. and The resulTs were announced giving Sylvia Fliesher The proud TiTle oT Brown Derby Queen oT I946. AnoTher successTul headliner oT The year is The Mr. and Miss WashingTon conTesT. So rounds up anoTher year aT WashingTon and anoTher Senior Anvil is published-we hope you like iT! SENIOR ANVIL STAFF Row I: Zurawski, Janes, Brennan, Adich, Episko, Horn, Misewicz. Row 2: Rabe, Demefer, Levin, Fliesher, Kuzrnan, Rooney. Row3: Mosny, Simone, TziTz, l. Levin, Miss SpecTor, Brav. Row 4: ChrisToTT, Mr. Alfenderfer. Johnson. Aizks Mge For a number oT years, previous sTaTTs encounTered a greaT deal oT diTTiculTy because They were unTa- miliar wiTh The duTies and The responsibiliTies oT pro- ducing a yearbook. Finally an innovaTion was Tried and proved success- Tul. l-lere's The recipe: Take one group oT ambiTious juniors, mix wiTh sTaTT heads, knead and mold, working in The Technics. ResulT: An able and eTTicienT annual sTaTT, properly equipped To Turn ouT a prize winning yearbook in The Tall. This year's sTaTT was TirsT To earn iTs posiTion by This Junior AssisTanT apprenTice meThod. Under The able guidance oT Alex Zurawski, The Junior AssisTanTs have done a marvelous iob oT per- . Torming The numerous essenTial Tasks. They have puT usmess 'W F on a number oT dances, many oT Them sold subscrip- Tions To The yearbook, oThers have helped in The adverTising and The phoTography deparTmenTs. Their TalenTs were uTilized To The uTmosT wiTh all, like cogs in a smooTh-running machine, perTorming Their Tasks. FaculTy advisers, like engineers, were needed To oil The machinery wiTh knowledge gaThered Trorn long experience. Row I: RieckhoTT, Simone, Mosny, Zurawski, Rabe, TziTz, BannisTer, Evans. Row2: Kosovac, Durco, Chamberlain, KiTaiuk, Edleman, STokes, 5Toyakovich, Lazar. Row3: Tully, Sweet Ball, White, Dukes, Caparros, Oberg. Row4: Yalloway, Michels, Mr. AlTenderTer, Miss SpecTor, MiloshoTT, Davis. KeeThen, Harmon, Chicki, Cvraziani, Daw- TwenTy-nine years ago The Weekly Anvil be- gan as a one page ediTion and has since pro- gressed unTil Today iT is a Tour-page paper con- Taining news, sporTs, ediTorials, TeaTures, and column maTerial. In SepTember oT l927, because oT The increased enrollmenT and school acTiviTies, Two pages were ediTed. IT wasn'T unTil OcTober 24, I934 ThaT a Tour page ediTion, carrying all The various kinds oT maTerial so closely linked wiTh a regular newspaper, was begun. This year MargareT Horn and Alma Brennan were chosen as ediTor and assisTanT ediTor respecTively. As ediTor, lv1argareT has charge oT all maTerial Tor pages one and Tour. As parT oT her capable sTaTT she has The sTudenT journalism class, Wanda lv1cKeeThan, John Grdinich, and David Brenman as sporT wriTers, As assisTanT ediTor, Alma has charge oT pages Two and Three and ediTs all The copy Tor These pages. She Too, has The help oT The iournalism class, Lillian lvlelchoire and Rudolph Dawson as liTerary ediTors, BeTTy Lou Qberg as TeaTure ediTor, Claire Levin, Polly Graziani, and Dana Davis as ediTorial wriTers, and Sylvia Simone, Julia Chicki, Jean Kosovac, and Phyliss Cohen as columnisTs. MaTerial Tor These pages has To be Timely and inTeresTing enough To appeal To boTh The TaculTy and The sTudenTs. And now, we come To The circulaTion sTaTT. This sTaTT is under The direcTion oT The assisTanT ediTor and has compIeTe charge oT The selling and disTribuTion oT The Weekly Anvil. This year an all-Time high oT IZOO subscripTions were sold, a number which only goes To prove The capabiliTy oT The circulaTion sTaTT. The sTaTT hands in The maTerial aT Their weekly meeTings on Tuesday. The maTerial is Typed Wednesday morning so ThaT The ediTor can compile The work Wednesday aTTernoon Tor The Tollowing Wednesday's issue. The copy is Then marked, ediTed, and senT To The prinT shop wiTh a dummy Tor ' z , , erg, Mc- WEEKLY ANVIL SOLICITORS Row I: De Rosa, Edleman, Bird, Levin, SziTas, Danilcolas, Forsberg, Fliesher. Row 2: Oberg, Sersic, Mohler, STipancic, Brennan, Durco, Rooney, STevens, Ford, Mosny, Row 3: Davis, Nibliclc, Brav, SweeT, RieclchoTT, Ranich, SToIces, I-Ilad. Row4: AugusTine, Dawson, Mrs. Van Kempema, Graziani, Duggan. The nexT issue. ATTer The maTerial has been seT, iT is prooT-read and run oTT The press. The Anvils are Then puT in The advisers' mail boxes To be given To The sTudenTs on Wednesday mornings in advisory. Thus, anoTher Anvil is ouT, and you can readily see why iT has become a Tixed parT oT WashingTon I-ligh School. Weekly :qmail Solicllfau Responsible Tor The all-Time sale record oT Weelcly Anvil subscripTions are The Weelcly Anvil SoliciTors. AT The beginning oT each semesTer, The SoliciTors go To The advisories and Take subscripTions Tor eiTher one semesTer or Tor The enTire year. Sale Tallcs, which prove ThaT The SoliciTors Try To be as eTTicienT as possible, are also given. Alma Brennan, sTudenT manager, has charge oT each member's sched- ule. One oT her mosT imporTanT iobs is ThaT oT boosTing Anvil sales in every way possible. Alma and Millie STepancic, her assisTanT, malce sure ThaT a receipT is given in reTurn Tor all money collecTed. The subscripTion records are Then Tiled alphabeTically so ThaT The SoliciTors may deTermine The number oT Anvils To be disTribuTed To each adviser. swmz Q Josvai, Kraiewski, Wiersbe, Shep. STUDENT GOVERNMENT WiTh The coming oT IQ46, many changes were evidenT aT WashingTon l-ligh School. Perhaps The mosT imporTanT change came in iTs sysTem OT governmenT. For more Than TwenTy-Tive years, WashingTon had The cus- Tornary mayor, clerk, iudge, and council. This sysTem worked ouT very saTisTacTory Tor a long whilep ThaT is, unTil This year. S+uden+s began asking Tor a new Torm oT governmenT Tor Their school. All were in Tavor oT elimi- naTing The old sysTem Tor some new Torm ThaT would work ouT iusT as successfully as The one used in The pasT. Then came The Tedious iob OT choosing one ThaT would be accepTed by The sTudenTs. A Tew weeks passed. Finally one morning a plan was oTTerecl in assembly by Warren Wiersbe-The STudenT-Manager plan oT governmenT. The plan was ac- cepTed by a maioriTy voTe. lT is oTTicially adopred as The permanenT Torm oT governmenT unTil necessiTy deems oTherwise. IT is a very Tine example oT a democraTic Torm oT governmenT, and has been used successfully by many high schools ThroughouT The UniTed STaTes. Capable Bob Kraiewski was selecTed as WashingTon's TirsT sTudenT- manager. Bob has held many oTher imporTanT posiTions, buT none as im- porTanT as sTudenT-manager. l-lis oTher duTies include The direcTion oT commiTTees, represenTaTion oT our school aT all social TuncTions, and nu- merous oThers. We believe Bob has clone an excellenT job considering ThaT much has been done in so shorT a Time oT governmenTal experimenTs. The posiTion oT clerk Tell To June Shep. She Too is a very acTive person in school. l-ler iob requires a loT OT responsibiliTies and involves The Tiling oT records Tor The sTudenT governmenT aT council meeTings and courT sessions. She has done a good iob and should be well commended. The person chosen Tor The TirsT iudge oT our new governmenT was none oTher Than AlberT Josvai. AlThough he has only one main Task, iT is one oT greaT imporTance-presiding over all courT sessions held during The Term. Bob, June, AlberT-WashingTon will be lucky To geT oTTicers like These again nexT year. STUDENT COUNCIL Row I: Josvai, Reqenovich, Kaminski, Belrnonfe, Corban, Chrisliansen, Shep Krajewski Wiersbe Mr, Palmer, Kolefl, Levin, Clarke, Davidson, Reaven. Row Row Row Row Row Row BOOSTER COMMITTEE I: D. Lax. Dickinson, Ball, Adich. 2 Male, Ve-Iligan, Lax, Sherman, Kraiewski 3 Williams, Kosovac, Johnslon, Shep. 4 Weldon, Slirlinq, Belmonle, Kuzman. 5: Walker, lv1r.Johnson, Simone. 6 Kapifan, Wenzel, Taylor, Meyer. Usher Commi++ee Row I: Shep, Flieslmer, Kuzman Poloclnak, Milcula, Codule, Par ducci, Brokskar. Row2: Male, Polonczylc, Culver Sneclden, Slanciu, Kraiewslci I-Ieine, Mr. Palmer, Clirisloff Adich. General EIec+ion Board Row I: Kaminslci, Simone. Meyer, Belrnonfe, Misewicz, Levin, Ko- vacilc, Zurawski, Mr. Palmer. Losi' and Found CommiH'ee Row I: Yalloway, Lulcacelc, Dan- iels, Wood, Oberq, D. Dahlin, Kasper, Girasin. Row2: Bird, Gray, Dolnics, Slam- Icowslci, Builds, Prusieclci, Bel- monfe, Wesolowski, Mohler, Rooney. Law Commission Row I: Spencer, Dawson, Gerkin, B. Durco, Cnrisflansen, Corban, Sfrcicln, Lee. Vario, Clark. In+er-School Affairs Commission Rowlz Koleff, Kounroures, San- iay, Reschan, Sfevens, Wiersbe. Miss Oilar, Ganf, Ford, Evans, Pecar. Locker Commission Rowl: Mosny, Marfin, Samblis Fabian, Traczyk, Ruszowski, Tziiz Barker, Hlad. Row 2: Forsberq, Sfimac, Morgan Rincon, Niblick. Publicify Board Fowl: Davidson, Brenman, Mi- c'1els, Miss Overpeclc, Grclinich Miss Soweby, Brennan, Wall lor, Danilcolas. Row7: Levin, Graziani, Savane- vich, Bielslci, Raqelis, Nagy, Siolarz, Demeler, Davis. Building ancl Grounds Commission Row l: Reqenovicln, Dabrofa, Ruff, Parducci, Reaven, D. Epislxo, Massirnillo. Row2: l. Epislco, Resely, Clarke, Ross, l-lurubean, Yalcovafz, Cris- pino. General Welfare Board Rowl: Anfon, Mclieeflian, l-la- nalc, Miss Jolnnslon, Niclcsic, Bolzli, Fodor, Sleele, Kesilis, s SENIOR GIRL COUNSELORS Row I: Boldi, I-IinTon, Fliesher, Brennan, DemeTer, Regenovich. Row 2: Hanak, Junker, Rooney, McKeeThan, Daniels, Levin, TziTz, Brav. Row3: Episko, Horn, Kuzman, ChrisToTli, Dolnics, Graziani, Johnson. One oT The greaTesT honors ThaT any girl oT WashingTon l-ligh School can receive is To be chosen a Girl Counselor. Sylvia Kuzman, presidenT: Sylvia Fliesher, vice presidenTg and KaThryn Laskos, secreTary. exhibif all The True qualiTies and meriTs upon which every Girl Counselor is chosen. The Counselors have been insTrumenTal in The developmenT oT good characTer in The WashingTon l-ligh School girl. They help acquainT These newcomers wiTh our school via monThly meeTings when each Counselor meeTs wiTh The girls assigned To her. IT is The earnesT hope oT all Girl Counselors ThaT They may really be oT some help and guidance To The younger girls who Too may someday be members oT This organizaTion. WASHINGTON BROTHERS Row I: Kolina, Brown, lspas, Morris, MiloshoTT, Lucas. Sampias, Monos, Obradovich, Mr. McElheny. Row 2: Dawson, Walker, Fagyas, Pappas, BarTock, STirling, Maravilla, Piechocki, Miller. Row3: Olivas, JohnsTon, R. Dawson, Poi, Kraiewski, SmiTh, Wiersbe, Kovacik, KolTen, Lee. Row 4: Adich, Corban, STanciu, Ragelis, Wenzel, Bolsega, Ciochina. The TiTle oT WashingTon BroTher is synomous wiTh ThaT oT a good ciTi- zen who is inTeresTed in rendering service To his school and oThers. To become a BroTher is a disTincT honor because every BroTher is conscious oT The TacT ThaT he seTs The example which oThers Tollow. The BroTher has a sincere desire To help The iunior high school boys whom he counsels. I-le aids Them in planning Their enTire high school career. ATTer gaining Their comfidence, he seeks hidden TalenTs which will be The nucleus oT all Their TuTure acTiviTies. This year The WashingTon BroTher OrganizaTion was reborn aTTer being dormanT Tor Tour years. IT immedia+eIy sTarTed on iTs lisT oT achievemenT wiTh Emery Balog, presidenT7 Elmer Lucas, vice presidenT: and Fred Cor- ban, secreTary. We all know ThaT before long This lisT will have To be published in book Torm. JUNIOR GIRL COUNSELORS Row I: Yalloway, Brislain, Kosovac, MarTin, Mosny, Davidson. Row 2: Reschan, Gerkin, DaviTian, Davis, BroadhursT. Row 3: Rieckholif, Duroc, Oberg, GanT, Barker. Row 4: STevens, Bird, Edleman, Vera, Evans. BeTTy Lou Oberg, BeTTy Jean Duroc, and Ella RieckhoTT preside over discussions on problems OT characTer, personaliTy, living wiTh oThers, good manners, and oTher quesTions ThaT enTer The minds OT high school girls. Junior Girl Counselors are chosen on The same basis as ThaT oT The Senior Girl Counselors-scholarship, leadership, and ciTizenship. WiTh The be- ginning oT The new semesTer, boTh groups were combined To Torm one large organizaTion. The meeTings are now held every second Thursday under new, dependable oTTicers who will lead The oThers in Their duTies oT service. A f to I I , Pecurar, Thorniley, Accord, KvarTa, OrTega, Miss Kozacik, Anguiano, Bernal, , Panovich, Passrnore. , Bahleda, Miskulin, Spisak, CoTield, Brooks, McCormac, Olney, Lazar, Logan, Polonczyk. Row I: BulTa, l-laluska Chicki, L. Chapman Row 2: Voidich, Rabe Jureczko, Rodriguez, Row3: OsTaszewski, GusTis, VinTilla, Cure, Ware, Marich, Tolin, Zappia, Ranich, RaThburn, Vania, Dahlin, Davidson, CuTean. Row 4: Nicksic, Lark, Kesilis, Salovic, Misewicz, Arsulich, Rubies, Urdesu, Lazinski, KolTen, DenT. ,-,... RED CROSS An organizaTion ThaT holds sTeadTasT To iTs purpose This year is The Junior Red Cross. Holding The same principles as The American Red Cross, WashingTon's branch cerTainly has reached a goal in iTs welTare work ThaT iT can TruThTully be proud oT. Helen Nicksic, a TradiTional member OT The Junior Red Cross, proved an excellenT presidenT This year. l-Ter charming personaliTy helped To lead her Tellow members Through various successTul chariTy drives. OT equal imporTance are The vice presidenT, June Ware: secreTary, Aldona C5usTis: and Treasurer, Lillian Bahleda. The oTher members oT The council are made up oT one represenTaTive Trom each advisory. EiTher volunTeering or being appoinTed, each one willingly pledges himself To represenT his secTion AT ChrisTmas Ti Tinguished iTselT by Them To servicemen ThroughouT The cloThing To send To CaTherine's l-lospiTa l and To uphold The Tine sTandards OT The organizaTion. me, besides carrying on The annual sale oT Tuberculosis seals, The council dis- filling a greaT number oT Chrisllmas sTockings wiTh useTul arTicles and sending in and abouT The Chicago area. year The Red Cross busied iTselT wiTh preparing giTT boxes conTaining suiTable children in devasTaTed counTries. AnoTher noTeworThy Task was supplying SainT wiTh magazines, books, and games wiTh which To Till The shelves in The wards. The commendable work oT The Junior Red Cross aT WashingTon l-ligh School is under The sponsorship oT Miss Kozacik, who Through her TaiThTul years oT service has become well acquainTed wiTh The responsibiliTies oT This Tine organizaTion. The services perTormed by The boy paTrols oT WashingTon l-ligh School are among Those ThaT The sTudenTs are mosT graTeTul Tor. Mr. Rencenberger, TaculTy sponsor, makes sure Those who volunTeer Their assisTance are reliable, sTrong boys whose eligibiliTy in classes is approved oT. NoTwiThsTanding The Treezing or The sTormy weaTher, The paTrol boys are always aT The corners oT busy inTersecTions To carry ouT Their res- ponsibiliTies. NOT only do These young TraTTic oTTicers sacriTice Their Time To proTecT The sTudenTs, buT They also enTorce saTeTy regulaTions aT various crowded school acTiviTies. In charge oT The boys is Fred Corban. whose excellenT leadership has been noTiceable Tor a number oT years. AnoTher paTrol organizaTion is The Fire Marshalls. Richard MeThod is in charge wiTh Elmer Lucas assisTing. FrequenT meeTings are noT necesse f as The Fire Marshalls perTorm only when needed Tor emergency Tire drills. FIRE MARSHALLS l f -Hg Jn,X, Row I: Olsen, lspas, Ivlarlcola, Zurawsl4I, r1d, Josvai, Adich. Row2:Cl'1risliansen, Dawson, Ranicn, Rfifcfwslci, Maslwlalier, Pol, Kollon, Kollna, Brown. ROW3: Slimac, Kovacilc, Slanciu, O'Neil, Nemelln, Mallson. ROW4: Slamper, Osfeszewslci, Slefaniqh, Sfolarz, lvllssJol'1nslon, Sanlplas, Raqelis, Miclmels. Rowl Row Row Row PATROL BOYS Gale, Clwobanov, Miles, Arflnur Ulbriclw, Uriss, Arnold Ulbriclw, Rull. , Lelcas. Rollwslein, Slcopiec, Keesling, I-lefrlcl1gLaWgLg5jgj, Ranqel, Greemtd- Masicln, Lax, Hansen, Rusowslcl, Olsen. f Salafas, Osfaszewslci, Anlulov, Quigley, Corban, Kullca, Vojdiclv, Balonl Koleclci, Mr. Recenberqor Selma! Swuxice LIBRARY STAFF Row I: Bella, Kovacevich, Cohen, Miss Lucas, Kifajuk, Ross, Bannlsfer. Row2: D. Bannisfer, Peryman, Ball, I-Iansen, Walczak, Tzlfz, Monfqomery, BaIa+a, FIiesher, Rooney HEALTH SERVICE Row I: Monroe, McKeo'rhan, Ruszowski, Mrs. Besf, BercezIy, Endro, Gusfis. Row2: Rajkovich, Cunningham, VeIIIqan, Panfazis. Barham, Puchly, CIcInIczaIr, Kwiaf, BahIeda. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Row I: Laslcos, Janes, Timm, Barker, Fliesher, Durco,Slrcicl'1, De Rosa, Bannisler, Levin, Bird, Chamber lain. Row2: Pecar, Balias, Gliqa, Bacso, Davis, Slevens, Clwiclci, Duggan, Wiersbe, Panlazis, Dalwlin, L Mosny. Row3: Vido, Bolla, Auqusfine, Kosieclci, L. Davidson, M. Davidson, Mincey, Row 4: Nunez, Fiegel, Polonczylc, Gerlcin, Oberg, Male, Simone, Belrnonle, Puc, Nibliclc, Ball, l-linion J. Mosny. Row 5: Rincon, Ciocnina, Wenzel, Yalloway, Kosovac, Marlin, Ganf, Davis, Brenrnan, Miclnels, Sfanciu Such, Dawson. SERVICE FLAG COMMITTEE Row I: l-llad, Becker, Niclcsic, Boldi, Wisniewslci, Ciocliina, Bernal. Row2: Belmonle, Mohler, Ciovica, Puchly, Parian. Row3: Simone, Rabe, Mosny, Parducci. Row4: Maiewslci, Kwial, Dalwlin, Yalcovaiz, Durco, Miss Kacliiroubas. Row 5: Clirislofi, Brokskar, Oberg, Miss Mills. Row 6: Sudoviclw, Davis, Clwarwiclc, Brennan. - ' 'filf -i 'iw I' ' T 5 - I I qw eww HI-Y COUNCIL ow I: Josvai, Dawson, CIarIc, Mr. KeIIam, Corban, Mr. JoI'vr.59'w, Mr. Gedds, Tomasiclw, Fagyas Mr. Sieverf. GIRL RESERVE CABINET Row I: SWQQIZ Gorkhw, B:'7sIaIn, Sffvvnwa, ROWY: I-IanaIc, CIWISIOII, BOICII, Simone. WASHINGTON RUNS CITY Mayor for a day, Bob Krajewski, had Jme sifuafion more Hwan well in hand as shown above dicfafing fo his Two sfenos. We nofice Mr. Palmer has a new shirt and fV1r.Casl'1 Takes Hs medicine wifh a smile. Sam musf have been a b-a-d boy-H'1a+'s +ne paddy wagon lwe's in! Only one more Hwing: Mary can fix my car nerd! VARSITY DEBATORS Row I: Dawson, Durco, Mr. Geddes, STevens, Corban. DEBATING WiTh Three oT Their regulars reTurning, The varsiTy debaTe Team con- sisTing oT BeTTy Jean Durco and Rudolph Dawson oT The aTFirmaTive and Lillian STevens and Fred Corban upholding The negaTive conTenTions, did iTs share in keeping WashingTon on Top in debaTing. The guesTion Tor debaTe This year is 'Resolved, ThaT: Every able-bodied male ciTizen should have one year oT Tull-Time miliTary Training beTore aTTaining The age oT TwenTy-Tour. By Trouncing rival Teams such as l-lorace Mann, La PorTe, Wiley, Elgin, and GarTield, WashingTon wallced oTT wiTh The La PorTe lnviTaTional Tourney TirsT place championship. ln The lvleTropoliTan DebaTe League, an asociaTion oT sixTeen diTTerenT Chicago area schools, WashingTon ranlced TourTh. ln The STaTe League. The Team Tied Their disTricT rival, Clarlc, Tor TirsT. Fred is presidenT oT The NaTional Forensic League: Rudolph, vice presi- denT, and Lillian, secreTary. BoTh Lillian and BeTTy Jean are Girl Coun- selors and Girl Reserves while Rudolph and Fred belong To broTher or- ganizaTions, namely The WashingTon BroThers and The l-li-Y. lvlany hours oT Tedious work were spenT by The coach, lvlr. Geddes, in helping The debaTors prepare sound, logical cases. WiTh such common inTeresTs and a remarkable coach, There is no doubT ThaT The Team-work maniTesTed was ineviTable. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Row I: Rescnan, De Rosa, Miqa, Edlernan, Brenman, J. Mosny. Row2: Edisko, Chicki, L. Mosny, Bannisfer, Kuzman, I-Iorn. ROW3: Dahlin, Gerkin, Sfevens, Meyer. ROW4: Mr. Minfz, Dawson, Kovacilc, Davis, Durco, Levin, Corban, Mr. Gedde DEBATERS Row I: Mr. Geddes, Brennan, Durco, Coizfman, Edleman, Bannisfer, Miga. Row 2: Schlossberg, Trbovich, Feiqenbaum. A. Feiqenbaum, GoIdberg. ROW3: J. Mosny, Dawson, BIumenfIwaI, Sfevens, Lewis. Row 4: Corban, I-Iefrick, D. Danlin, Clwicki. Row 5: Zuick, Pecar, I-Iurubean, Gawronski. Row 6: S. Mosny, Levin, Wexler, R. DaI1IIn. Row 7: Mafias, Meyers, Johnson. 9 I , , , . 1 MAKE-UP CREW Row I: TziTz, Ware, STrcich, Crispino, C. Levin, Danikolas, KaraboTsas. Row2: Nicksic, Mohler, Hora, BroadhursT, Evans, Episko. Row3: Pound, Fliesher, DerneTer, C5anT, Gray. Row 4: I. Levin, Dolnics, Davis, STecyk, Miss JohnsTon, Mosny, Mueller, Durco. MAKE-UP AND STAGE CREWS BeTore plays can be puT on The sTage in all Their glory, iT requires The hard work oT Two very imporTanT organizaTions here in school. These Two organizaTions are noT given very much publiciTy, buT wiThouT Them, The plays produced would be only halT as glamorous when seen by The audi- ence. The main job oT This reliable crew oT TiTTeen girls is To apply and To remove all The make-up used on a sTudenT during his appearance in a sTage producTion. Such producTions include: The senior play, The iunior play, and any oTher program ThaT may require The applicaTion oT make-up. A person who is on The make-up crew musT have a knowledge oT colors and musT know whaT Types oT make-up should be applied To each individual according To speciTicaTions in The play. ThereTore, The sTudenTs oT This organizaTion are TirsT recommended by The arT Teachers who have in- sTrucTed Them in arT classes, and Those chosen musT be approved by Two- Thirds oT The TaculTy. AlThough There is much hard and dirTy work in- volved, The girls always have a good Time in doing whaTever Type oT iob They are called upon To do. The sTage crew is under The direcTion oT Miss Marion Saber. The boys on This crew do a Tine job oT Taking care oT all apparaTus behind The sTage during The perTormance oT a play. These duTies include Taking care oT The lighTs, The curTain, scenery, spoTlighTs, and general work around The sTage. When rehearsals are in progress, The sTage crew musT always be on hand To Take care oT all eguipmenT ThaT will be necessary. When sound eTTecTs are used, These boys have The responsibiliTy oT producing sounds righT on cue or The whole play is Thrown oTT key. There are many oTher liTTle deTails To This iob, someTimes diTTiculT, someTimes easy: buT on The whole, no maTTer whaT sorT oT iob They musT perTorm, They do iT wiTh care and in The besT way possible. George Mclnlyre ..,. Terry Mclnlyre ...,. Mrs Mclnfyre ,..... Professor Mclnfyre .. Mrs. Pallerson. .. . .. Elsie Pallerson .,.,., .. Sophie, llwe maid .... GROWING PAINS ....l-larry Snedden Hulvlarqarel l-lorn , . .Barbara Marlin .....Jolvn Grdiniclw ....Ka+hryn Laslcos ...Angeline Anfon ,.....,,lnez Levin Traffic Officer ....... .........., B ob Heine Dufclw ...,...,....,.. ... Exlra Boys and .. .,Dan Dragoin Brian, Omar . Hal ,... Pele ,... . Prudence. Pallv ..., Jane ..... Miriam ....... Vlvlan ...4.... Girls: Rooerl Delniclci, Julius Barlok, Emil Vana, Ann Slepicln, Sylvia Flieslwer, Elaine Tzilz. l-lelen Wisniewslci. '5 ..,,.STeve Udclwilz ,...Clyde Barlolc . . . .Elso Pacific . ,.Ernesl Fodor .,.,June Shep .....Jean Ross ,. ,..Goldie Male Dorofhy Dolnics ,.....,.,......,..l-lelen Hanalc if The senior class began To feel The pang of Growing Pains, iTs play conTribuTion of The year, on November I3Th. Terry Mclnfyre, porfrayed by lvlargaref l-lorn, didn'T begin To grow up unTil Prudence Darling, played by June Shep, began To make eyes aT Sfeve Udchifz, Terry's secreT sorrow. l-larry Snedden, who played The parT of George Mclnfyre, helped ouT in all The confusion by geTTing him- self arresfed by officer Bob l-leine, who performed an excellenT, hilarious play all by himself. Barbara Marfin and John Grdinich played The parT of The undersfand- ing and cooperafive parenfs. The finesse of Mrs. PaTTerson required real acfing abiliTy on The parT of KaThryn Laslcos. Lorraine lvloany, l-lelen lvludrovich, and Joline lvlosny, sTudenT direc- Tors, ably assisfed all Those who appeared in The enTire play. Regional Reardon Laura Reardon . Penelope Reardon Marcia Reardon Warry Reardon Nana Reardon , Mr. Parker .. Mrs. Parker , Sherwin Parker ., Todd Galloway .. Essie, lhe maid .. Lily Reardon EVERY FAMILY HAS ONE CAST ...Rudolph Dawson . , ,Rose Tale . ...Lois Upshaw .. ,. ,, Elma Tale Lee Henry Chandler . . Marnie l-linfon ,. Georqe Dawkins ,... Olhelia Gibbs .,.. . .Jessie Jones ..... ..Carl Pleasanr ..Errna Mae While .Wanda Mclieefhan A Thrilled and saTisTied audience leTT WashingTon audiTorium aTTer seeing The all- colored producTion Every Family l-las Une. This is a Three-acT comedy depicTing The lives oT The Reardon Tamily. The Reardons are a Typical American Tamily whose eccenTriciTies, if noT hilarious, are only normal. Laura, The moTher oT The house, is a social climber who Tells Tall Tales abouT her glorious ancesTry. Why, one oT her ances- Tors came over wiTh Sir WalTer Raleigh when he discovered The TounTain oT youThl AT The beginning oT The play, she is very happy because she has engineered a maTch beTween her daughTer, Marcia, and The wealThy Sherwin Parker. The youngesT Reardon is a demon wiTh her sling-shoTs-and her piano. Warry, The only son, is deTiniTely convinced ThaT he is a TuTure Eugene O'Neill. Reginald, The man oT The house, would raTher Tinlcer wiTh a car any day Than worry abouT l.aura's glorious Tamilyg and Nana is The wise-cracking grandmoTher who is concerned only wiTh Bing Crosby records and geTTing rid oT The Parkers. Vlfhen The Parleers really do leave, Mar- cia marries Todd Galloway, The only one she Truly loves. Minerva Winferslip. Karnalcul ....... . Madame Maynard. Cliarlie Clian .. . Dick Kaolwla ,..,. Barloara Winlerslip Harry Jennison .r.,. Jim Egan .,... .. Carlofla Egan. .. Arlene Cornplon. .. Mrs. Brade .... Mrs. Ranson ..r... Mr. Salacline .,,.., John Quincy Winfersli THE HOUSE WITHOUT A KEY CAST p ..... .,...Es+l1er Panlazis .....Narcissa Perez Esllier Giannopoulos John Kail .. .. George Suclw .Edna Belle Sweer .,. . .Bill Sfamper . . . .James Quigley . . . . . .Helen Mryan . . . .Elsie Broadlwursl ....SeIIi Rae Evans .Connie Kai-abolsos .....Ricliard Moricz ...Nick S+epanovicl'1 The liqhls go oul and a murder is commilledl Charlie Chan's The House Wilhoul a Key lakes place al a home in Hawaii where anylhinq can happen! Minerva Winlerslip, Esrher Panlazis, is on a vacalion and is slaying al The house wilh Madame Maynard, an elderly woman, and Kamakui, Narcissa Perez, lhe servanl. Aller lhe murder is commilled, lhey phone lhe Hawaiian police and Charlie Chan, John Kail, is senl lo solve Jrhe myslery. Meanwhile, Barbara Winlerslip, Edna Belle Sweel, has iusl arrived from Jrhe mainland and has heard ol her la'rher's dealh. She announces her engagemenl To handsome Harry Jennison, Bill Slamper, her 'la'rher's allorney, and Jrhey Then malfe plans To leave Hawaii. John Quincy Winlerslip, who has also arrived in Hawaii ro Take Minerva home, decides +o help Charlie Chan solve lhe myslery aller meeling Carlolla Egan, played by Helen Mrvan, whose falher, Jim Egan, played by James Quigley, is held as a suspect All Jrhru Jrhe play we have Mr. Saladine, Richard Moricz, loolcing everywhere for his false leelh. Laler we learn Thai he was senl lo Jrhe lsland lo break up a narcolic smuggling ring. Row I: Dickenson, Brezinslci, STevens, Levin, Bird, Villegas, PanTazis, Hai-ialc, Gachos, Gomez, AnTon, BannisTer, Evans, Rooney, Quigley, Torrez. Row2: Rubirio, Canamar, KarabaTsos. Davis, Ross, Boldi, Simone, l-lolem, Szymonialc, DemeTer, Durco, GanT, Reschan, Fliesher, Verial, Clark, Miss Rasmussen. ROW3: Goodrich, Bulla, Oberg, ChrisTOTT, YalcovaTz, Kosovac, lvlosny, Kasper, Lyon, Vuianich, Perez, Guiclen, Shabaz, TrTan, Gogolalc, STamper, Zurawslci, STepanovich, ChrisTiansen, Ragelis, Rangel, Balazs, Traczylc, Filipowslci. CHORAL CLUB The goal OT every vocal-miridecl boy and girl in WashingTOn l-ligh School is TO be a member OT The Choral Club. Pupils who wish TO belong TO The Choral Club musT TirsT be members OT cacleT choruses. From These choruses only Those pupils who show special apTiTudes in This Tielcl are selecTed. This year The Choral Club, cOnsisTing OT sixTy-nine members, presenTecl many successTul programs-The ChrisTmas Vesper Services, The Navy Day program, and The annual cOncerT in May. Also very acTive cluring The year were The Two Choral Club ensembles. The Double QuarTeT and The Barber Shop QuarTeT enTerTained many social groups OT EasT Chicago as well as organizaTions in school. Yes, WashingTOn l-ligh School can be well proud OT Their Choral Club. NOT only do The members receive Training and eniOymenT Trom This or- ganizaTiOn, buT much eniOymenT is also given TO OThers in school anol To The music lovers OT The cOmmuniTy. PAUL ROBESON GLEE CLUB The Paul Robeson Glee Club was organized several years ago in honor oT Paul Robeson, noTed negro bariTone, To encourage and promoTe beTTer singing among The colored sTudenTs. The Glee Club, Through The course oT The year, parTicipaTes on several school assembly programs and com- muniTy engagemenTs. In answering all oT iTs engagemenTs, The group prepares songs ThaT capTure The hearTs oT iTs lisTeners. This worTh-while organizaTion has done much To encourage and pro- moTe social acTiviTies Tor The colored sTudenTs. One oT The largesT aTTairs oT The year is The Robeson Prom held each June. The success oT iT depends largely upon The careTul adminisTraTion oT The plans by The oTTicers oT The club. The direcTor oT This organizaTion, Miss MargreTha Rasmussen, has done much To coriTrilouTe To iTs success. PaTienTly and willingly she spends hours compiling and arranging music Tor Them To sing. WiTh such inTeresT maniTesTed, wiTh capable oTTicers, and wiTh a re- sponsible direcTor, The Robeson Glee Club will Tollow The TradiTion oT previous organizaTions in rendering ouTsTanding service To The school and To The communiTy. Row I: MoulTry, Gillis, O'Connor, l-TuTchinson, A. Thomas, MiTchell, TiIloTson, Upshaw, WhiTe, Graves. Carroll, WaTlcins, Bailey, Johnson. Row 2: Anderson, Eugene Williams, Harmon, London, Morris, Florence, Williams, Beverly, ArrnsTead, Kennard, J. Thomas, Blalcely, SmiTh. Row 3: Daniel, W. GanT, I-TurT, Mahone, BurT, Davis, Gibbs, Cunningham, T-TinTon, Jones, Chandler. Row 4: Dawson, Green, EThel Williams, L. Gibbs, Hicks, London, Daniels, l-lurT, R. Williams, N. Wil- liams. Rowl: Monos, Mosny, Tzifz, Pacific, Rafhburn, Mr, Buclcly, Sporniclc, Marich, Brav, Feigenbaum, Lazar. Row 2: Naumoff, S. Mosny, J. Mosny, Carfer, Slcunfa, Bolsega, Ciochina, Longneclcer, Eisensfein, Phillips, l-lurubean, Leal, Piczlciewicz, Goldberg. Row 3: Pifo, Devaris, Tchalo, Laczo, Lax, Clarlc, Newquisf, Vano, Adich, Whifbeclc, Chrisfiansen. Row 4: Perian, Bielslci, Sefo, Brennan, Troovich, Schlossberg, Koroflcy, Pawloslri, Govorchin, Pellarin, Laslcos. CONCERT ORCHESTRA In I9I4 Washingfon's firsf concerf orchesfra was organized under The direcfion of Mr. Roberf J. Whife. Affer a number of years, increased dufies made if impossible for him fo give his full affenfion fo The faslc of conducfing, and in I923 he had fo relinquish fhe bafon fo Mr. Edward C. Triff. Mr. Triff served as direcfor for 23 years, buf lasf year an imporfanf posifion in California forced him fo leave Easf Chicago immediafely. Mr. Charles R. Buclcly came fo Washingfon lasf fall, and since fhen fhe orchesfra has covered much ferrifory. Mr. Buckly's possession of a BA. degree and a MA. degree has qualified him for fhe posifion of music crific for fhe Chicago Herald American. Wifh his supervision, fhe orchesfra will no doubf be fhe besf in fhe school's hisfory. CONCERT BAND AT The WashingTon-WhiTing TooTball game, WashingTon boosTers were surprised To see Their band march. This was iTs TirsT Tield per- Tormance since l942, and The specTaTors Tound iT hard To lisTen To The snappy marches and lceep an eye on The smarT uniTorms, The uncanny maneuvers, and The drum maioreTTe's Twirling. ln all, This band made people oT EasT Chicago Talce noTice because iT has proved iTselT a Tine marching band as well as an excellenT concerT-playing group. ParTicularly in The lasT Two years have iTs accomplishmenTs been very rapid. This is due To The eTForTs oT lvlr. Eugene K. Asbury, direcTor. Mr. Asbury has devoTed all his spare Time in obTaining and arranging The righT Types oT music suiTed To The band's abiliTy. l-le has cerTainly used good iudgmenT. Row I: Bolsega. Ciochina, Longneclcer, R. Shehigian, PaTrohay, SweeT, Phillips, EisensTein, Cooney, Boldi, Sporniclc, RaThburn, Vuianich, PriesT. Row 2: BelmonTe, Chambers, Tully, Regenovich, Crowe, Dolnics, Clark, NewquisT, Shep, Bacso, lvleholc, Evion, House, SlcunTa, Lelcas, STirlinq, Kuzrnan. Row3: Pavellca, Dahlin, Cohen, Kail, Klen, OsToich, CosTino, Genisauslci, CuTean, Darrall, M. Shehi- gian, ldulcovich, Josvai, Tumbiolo, Laczo, Lax, MashTalier, Snyder, McCormick, NaumoTT. Row 4: Thornily, Davidson, Jordan, ReiclchoT'T, PaTTerson, FlimpTon, Tchalo, Adich, Demedulce, Vano. Row 5: Taylor, SeTo, Benchendorf, Banina, Bielslci, Brennan, Vozar, MaTasar, Mr. Asbury, Govorchin. T l MR. AND MISS WASHINGTON All oT Sylvia l3liesher's Tive TeeT Two inches Tingled wiTh happiness as she was proclaimed Miss WashingTon of IQ46. Everyone seemed To be aTTracTed by her dancing smile and her radianT personaliTy. BuT These are only half of The meriTs she possesses. Sylvia is parTicularly inTeresTed in music and dramaTicsg bu+ wheTher iT be grammar or physical educaTion, she malces sure ThaT she comes ouT on Top. All This summarized gives you The descripTion of an ideal Miss WashingTon. We saw happiness ouTshine bashTulness when Buddy Balog was an- nounced lvlr. WashingTon. Buddy has exhibiTed his aThleTic abiliTy on The baseball, TooTball, and baslceTball Teams. l-le has also proved his leader- ship by presiding as presidenT oT The WashingTon BroThers. WhaT more could we have in a Typical Mr. WashingTon? STUDENTS OF MOST PROMISE You would noT have To ask-you would know iT could be no one buT BeTTy Lou Oberg. BeTTy Lou is a member oT The Girl Counselors and is a iunior assisTanT To The Senior Anvil. In her spare Time she designs and sews her own cloThes. l-ler c:heerTulness and her versaTiliTy have helped her achieve The TiTle oT The mosT promising girl. A subTle wiT, a keen mind, and a whiz wiTh a drawing pencil-Bob Kraiewski. Bob is WashingTon's TirsT sTudenT manager, he played on our very acTive baskeTball Team, and he c:onTribuTes ediTorials To our weekly paper. A Tew oT his carToons have been acceplred Tor publicaTion by magazines. So whaT can we do buf call our mosT promising boy The Jack- oT-all-Trades? I Row I: Gridinich, CosTanza, Janes, Andrealcis, Fliesher, C. Levin, Kuzman, L. Ivlosny, Cohen, Pavellsa, or an. C b Row2: Kovacilc, Foss, Epislco, Horn, DemeTer, Rooney, Gfaio, G-'aziani, I. Levin, Laslcos, Dawson. Row3: Walker, Clark, McKeeThen, Melchoire, IvIarTin, Kraiewslci, Macssich, J. Mosny, TziTz, FriTz, Z lc C h uraws I, IOC II'IEi. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Being members oT The Nafional I-Ionor SocieTy is The honor besTowed upon diIigenT, earnesT and unTiring young men and women. Seniors oT WashingTon I-Iigh School highly prize The honor oT belonging To This seIecT group. They musT, oT course, comply To cer- Tain necessary requiremenTs. I3irsT, To be eligible, every individual musT ranlc schoIasTi- cally in The upper Third oT The enTire senior class. Second, The names oT The eligible sTudenTs musT Then be senT To all members oT The TacuITy Tor approval. These sTudenTs are Then iudged as To Their characTer, leadership and service To The school. This organizaTion is quiTe a TradiTion. IT was Tounded baclc in I9I9 by The NaTionaI AssociaTion oT Secondary School Principals, however, The WashingTon chapTer OT This socieTy was noT organized unTiI I928. 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':.' .5 A '. -lp' .', - , 1 Ls- , . , . I lo A - ,1. 'Nfl LEVN 4001503 23 3 ':Q?'r:g5:z u . 1' K+ :tr T , , . , 4 I .I ,xl , , Row I: Morris, Masulovich, KuTsugaries, Mrmich, Barnes, Tumlin, Morgan, Sherman, Michels, EsTill. Row2: MolodeT, MeThod, Brown, NemeTh, Culver, J. Kolina, Miler, KapiTan, McKinney, Sampias, G. Kolina, Prieboy. Row 3: MaTTson, Lucas, Wenzel, STolarz, Duhon, Lovin, J. Florence, Walker, Rubies, O'Neill. Row 4: Coach PaTrick, Balog, Taylor, Traczyk, Ragelis, Balaz, Collins, Grdinich, Dviiak, Coach Kendall. VARSITY FOOTBALL The call Tor TooTball broughT many eager, inTeresTed boys ouT To Try Their skill. The Team, under The able coaching OT Mr. George Kendall, did iTs share in bringing glory To WashingTon High School. ln Their opening game, WashingTon played SouTh Bend CenTral. Though raTed as a Tar superior Team, CenTral deTeaTed us by a slim score oT 7-O. ProTiTing Trom Their misTakes in The TirsT game, The SenaTors came back To win Their nexT Three games over ElkharT, 8-Og l-lammond l-ligh, 6-Og and Clark, 24-O. Such scores demonsTraTe The SenaTor TighTing spiriT. The upseT OT The season was our Tangle wiTh Gary Emerson, who deTeaTed our gridman I4-I3. The greaTesT Triumph was over Valparaiso, 5l-63 Tol- lowed by our win over Gary Froebal, 27-O. We losT our lasT Two games To WhiTing and Roosevelt ExcellenT maTerial remains on boTh varsiTy and reserve TooTball Teams Tor nexT year. Coach ZiTko is back wiTh us again To help produce anoTher sTaTe championship Team. . . ,Q .V V X, .V S 5 Q is Q ., s Row I: Arfhur Ulbrich, Suda, Anderson, Coslino, Uriss, Geraloski, Melchiore, Vukazich, Rubino, Fli++er. Row 2: E. Williams, Ruff, Grubesie, Klavis, Arzurnanian, Arnold Ulbrich, Cleland, Brown, Bailey. Slarnlcowslci. Row3: Sorny, Raque. Flores, Canarnar, Markovich, Misora, Chabanov, Campos. Sheridan, Whiling. RESERVE FOOTBALL Alfhough no reserve games were scheduled, +he Jream did Hs besi in helping To win +he five games ol The season Thai were won by The varsiiy learn. The ever-eager reserves were coached by Mr. George Kendall who should be cornplimen+ed on producing such a splendid reserve squad To back +he varsily ieam. Alumnl Calhollc Cenlral Whiflng Paris lllllnolsl Valparaiso Horace Mann W. Lahayelfe Whifinq Laporle Emerson Roosevelf Lew Wallace Clark Hammond Tech Froebal Roosevell Hammond High Tollesfon Jasper .lerhfersonvllle We 36 40 52 37 49 34 64 42 44 36 45 3 I 24 34 38 44 4l 45 45 4I SCORES They HAMMOND SECTIONALS 24 We Whiling 6l Hammond High 40 Hammond Tech 36 Lowell 59 REGIONALS Easf Gary Edison 44 l.aPor're 53 SWEET SIXTEENH SEMI-FINALS Culver 33 They 47 36 32 23 20 46 35 Rowl Spencer, Kolina, Macesich. Rov-12: STepancic, Brennan, Lucas, Balog, Wallfer. Row 3: STanciu, Ragelis, Kraiewslri, TrTan. VARSITY BASKETBALL As was predicTed, The TighTing SenaTors compleTed a vicTorious baslceTball season wiTh a ToTal oT 24 vicTories and 3 deTeaTs. WiTh experienced players and excellenT reserve sTrengTh, The SenaTors were able To capTure The SecTional Championship by deTeaTing WhiTing, Ham- mond High, Hammond Tech., and Lowell. They laTer Took The Regional Championship by deTeaTing EasT Gary Edison and LaPorTe. By so doing, They earned a place in The SweeT SixTeen and semi-Tinals. Then They bowed To Culver in a close Thriller oT 35-33. ATTer waTching The SenaTors aT The beginning oT The season, one could clearly see why They were predicTed To be poTenTial sTaTe champs. We are very proud oT The Team, The manner in which They played, and The close cooperaTion exhibiTed by all. We are also very proud oT Coach BoraTTo who has each year Turned ouT a Team beTTer Than The lasT. Row I: Duhon, W. Morris, Savanovich, Hero, Connelly, Robeson, Dix. Seclor, Florence. Row 2: A. Morris, BalaTovich, Prieboy. Wasialc, Balaz, Nagy, Ragelis, Dviialc, Tyson, Balan. RESERVE BASKETBALL The SenaTor Reserves Tollowed The varsiTy Team in producing a TriumphanT season. Their TighTing spiriT and clean sporTsmanship loroughT Them I3 vicTories and 3 deTeaTs, an excellenT record oT which any school would be proud. The Team and Coach BoraTTo worlced closely TogeTher To produce The Teamwork demanded of winning Teams. As a resulT, This Team capTured The Reserve Championship TiTle To add glory To our school. WaTching The Reserves play was iusT as inTeresTing as waTching a proTessional ball club. They have puT TorTh Tair, clean-cuT playing ThaT gained The praise oT all baslceTball Tans. ' B This year lhe enlire group ol veleran ball players is back lo conlinue ils glorious record. Indeed, lhis is no vague dream bul a realily. The leam has held lhe Weslern Division Conlerence Championship lor lhe lasl live years, and Coach Adolph Schweingruber has his eye on lhe lille lor lhis season. l-le has piloled many leams lo viclory amassing a line record each lime. On lhe mound Coach Schweingruber is depending on lwo veleran hurlers, John Vince and Milch Slolarz. Experienced inlielders relurning lrom lasl year are Owl lvlallson al lhird, Buddy Balog al shorl slop, Dickey Duhon al second, and Ray Ragelis al lirsl. John Koline, Ted Nowesnick, and Mike lvlacesich are velerans relurning lo lhe oullield. All lhis adds up lo one lhing-anolher season ol lriumph lor Washinglon. Row I: Slurling, R. Ragelis, Balog, Dolmcs, Vince, Slolarz, Nowesnick. Rov-12: Rosco, Duhon, E. Ragelis, Wayman, Prieboy, Mallson. Row 3: Morris, Molodel, Macesich, lrk, Kolina, Coach Schweingruber. S . . Row I: Clarlc, Guiden, Ciochina, T. MaTusilc, Alberlson, Burgeress, Alvarez, Murrison, Novalc, Polochah, Kail, BarToclr. Row2: Baran, STrcich, Maravilla, A. Alvarez, Slepanovich. Row3. Coach Clark, lvlilcich, STanovic7, Buila, lspas Polonczylc, Pinsalc, MaTusilc. Once again WashingTon has produced a Tine swimming Team. Under The able guid- ance of Coach PoTsy Clarlc The swimmers proved again Their abiliTy To excel olher schools in This sporT. WiTh a well-balanced Team They were able To win more meeTs Than They losT. The individual sTars are: Wilbur Clarlc, diving champion, Louis Alvarez, one OT The beTTer disTance swimmers in The sTaTe, Virgil Puddle-pusher Polonczylc, who sTrengThened The Team in The IOO yard Tree-sTyle and backsTrolceg STanley Chop Ma- Tusilc, who held The 40 yard Tree-sTyle berlh all season, and Richard The Frog Guiden, a promising young breasTsTrolce challenger. The I6O yard Tree-sTyle relay Team Toolc all honors in The sTaTe by deTeaTing all iTs opponenTs. NexT Tall when swimming season rolls around once again, Coach Clark will see The WashingTon swimmers uphold Their Tine TradiTion. Z!! Row I: Cooney, Molodel, Dickenson, Ball, Donald Lax. Row 2: Brown, W. Wenzel, Nemelh, Popovich, Balfas, David Lax, Sherman, Slirling, R. Lax. ROW3: Baum, Johnslone, Adich, Kesilis, G. Wenzel, Coach Diclces, Sampias, O'Neill, Williams, Kapilan, Coach Freiberqer. Climaxinq a highly successful season ol wreslling, lhe leam placed Third al The slale wreslling meer held in lhe Purdue Universily lieldhouse. ll is dilficull, however, lo dis- cern lhe caliber ol a learn by looking al ils record since lhis sporl is primarily a rnaller ol man-lo-man slruggle. Much lime and ellorl are pul lorlh by The boys in order To oblain slcill in wreslling, and lhis slcill is guided and perlecled by excellenl coaches such as lvlr. Diclces and Mr. Freiberqer. To l 74ack If you were 'ro venlure oul onlo Jrhe alhlelic field in lhe spring, you would undoubledly hear a cry of Track! And in a haze of flying cinders and spiked shoes, you see lhe 'ream burning up Jrhe field. The lrackmen spend several hours everyday aller school lraining and praclicing 'rhe high iump, hurdles, pole vaul1', and dashes. Such a sporl calls for endurance and hard work, bul' 'rhis Senalor 'ream has whal if lakes, and so has Po+sy Clark, whose experienced eyes pick oul' and build winners. Row l: Grant Hefrick, Maravilla, Derkenlis, Holmes, Ball, lspas, Morris, Bonilla. Row2: Sfewarf, Fabian, Miller, Baum, Wenzel, Ballle, Smilh, Morgan, J. Florence, W. Florence, Newquisf. Row3: Solo, Polonczyk, Clark, Collins, Swineharl, Coach Clark, Walker, Balaz, Alvarez, Slarnper, Selo, McKinney. Row l: Fiegel, Schlossberg, Pinsak, Pawloski, Kulka, Coach Dickes. Row2: Brown, Bielsxi, STanclu, Samblls, PrlesT. Mr. Dickes has proved once again ThaT WashingTon l-ligh School is capable oT pro- ducing one oT The besT Tennis Teams in The disTricT. l-le has spenT many hours Teaching The Techniques oT The gameg l3uT wiTh mosT oT The varsiTy players reTurning, The Task was nfade ntuch easier. The nolmen recorded Three vicTories over Clark and one vicTory over l-lammond I-liglw in a close Thriller oT 4-3. ln The Tinal round oT The disTricT Tinals, we bowed To Roosevelt our ciTy rival. Since only a Tow players are graduaTing, prospecTs Tor nexT year look very promise ing. 64044 Uaunbuf Cross counTry is The Tall version oT Track in The Torrn oT long clisTance running. This sporT requires a greaT cleal oT endurance, preparaTion, and Training-running a Two-mile race is no easy Taskl This group oT boys is coached by Mr. Clark, who has a wealTh oT experience Through his own high school and college acTiviTies. Wilbur Clark and Virgil Polonczyk are The only graduaTes, ancl we know ThaT Those remaining will conTinue To puT TorTh The genuine eTTorT To win. Row I: lspas, Clark, Walczak. Row2: Corban, Polonczyk, SrnlTh, l-lero, lvlaTuslk. Row3: Esuniga, Coach Clark, German. Zfeff fwdm VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-MaTe, Simone, Shep, Kuzrnan. RESERVE CHEERI.EADERSeVVeIdon, Kosovac. For The pasT Three years SenaTor Tans have waTched The rapid developrnenT oT novel cheerleading. The WashingTon cheerleaders have been praised by people all over This disTricT as well as inTeresTed sporTs wriTers in SouTh Bend, LaFayeTTe, and Indianapolis. This group oT comely lasses has made cheerleading an arT. To prove ThaT Their worlc doesn'T go unnoTiced, The girls received cheerleading scholarships To Indiana STaTe Teachers' College in Terre I-IauTe. Sylvia Kuzrnan also received a cheerleading scholarship bid Trom NorThwesTern Tor her Tancy acrobaTic sTunTs, which were marveled aT by everyone all Through The season. XM L 43 I Y' Aiww X .sPLAsHeRs FOURTH , ,ff 'un conreaeuce ' Q 5 nzxre FANS LOOK , .1 5 ron neeeuzees AFTER,' e F Q Q CULVER GAME 1 I5 - -iQ '-lL co QA X ni J, le-QQ 3,12-ll: ff P22 x X eg 4 f??A'7 -ff' X f P 'I cnl'X K 4 1 65 '95 , ' ' X X 70 fp U ' X ff, coneenswce camps gf DXFIZZLE IN sem-FmALs EE gig -5' , f- oBRowN oenav TO Roos. AGAIN 2 if 50LONS READY Fon Q G .oneenswce Z , J, Q f verewse Q f f K Lb XRXH . r 6 Y ffgjxyx X- f :L , ' gh Xx '? X1 5 f ,ZX x v '51 A - V. l P in Q - i M' K may gif? Y ' ' X 4534? 4 MAFFJ A E , SENATOQ9 SPORT Q Q FQ1 f T?-,,' i- fGf: SHADSHOTS l945 6 ef ee QR ,p , f ,fis 4 w, H, on ' 5 X55-Q of fff' -LX K Z ,43 X ,qxf X f' C33 Qfxxo xg Q QD o X cnoss-couwrnv X mcxereerzs in-Q 'iff L1ETao'iUf1oE'foN g W T0 nooseveur x . X APP!-ERS 39 IN 5TAT 5 TRACKNEN FLY HIGH? J F .fe i 5 U G 'J E 9 'G f E x X 2... X Aoi' K Giza' Spmzfi BASEBALL Row l: Brown, Keyes, Jordan, Gaclios lpas, Brooks, Pefers. Row2: Sensei. Jones, Dukes, Williams Davidson, Tonkoviclw, Belrnonle, Sloya koviclw, Medrea, Kirincic, Barnes, Glas per, Pafroliay. BADMINTON Row I: Brown, Gaclios, Dukes. VOLLEYBALL Row l: Jordan, Gaclwos. Row 2: Palroliay, Lawinski, Dukes, Camp bell, Brown. R0w3: Miss Wall, Sloyekovicli, David son, Lazer. SWIMMING Ro-1vl:Evans, Brisfaim, Vera, Canamar Daviilan, Vera, Vujaniclv, Surmaclc. ARCHERY Row I: Gadwos, Vidakovich, Levlr bllfn. BASKETBALL Rowl: Crenshaw, Jordan, Gacbos, Campbell. ROWZ: Miss Wall, Davidson, Sfoyako- vich, Dukes, Lazar. A' Hello, iJr's a pleasure. Nofice Fancy and his fancies-nmmrnrn, some pumpkins! I wonder, is Hua? Sam or an osfricn? And Then H'1ere's Don challenging The founders of fhe aromic bomb. A lor of big smiles-my, sucn good-looking candidafesl We see Hue Senior Anvil is rafher well represenfed. Oh, hi, Miss Saber. ..1'- I , g. . .6'F'. fi' .'. 55- 1'-4-. ' 'f1af:.,2. .dale 1 . A - ,,' . g-.'. . fill - .ei 155- - , . ' QP ' .g- 1 .: -. . -:. ,I :.-. 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We have learned: We have molded: We are prepared To meeT The TuTure asg docTors. lawyers, nurses, Teachers, parenTs, ciTizens oT Tomorrow. Goodbye, Oh WashingTon, Thy greaT Tlarning lighT Shall shine brighTlyg where ever we are we will make Thee proud of us. Builder oT a naTion Teacher, guider Backbone oT America Goodbye Trom The Class oT '46l - Class lv1oTTo: Our hope lies noT in whaT we've done: BuT in The Task we've iusT begun. Class Colors: Aqua and WhiTe Class Flower: Orchid Adicli, Donald-Wasl1inq- Alrirn, Marina Elaine-- Alek, Gizella Elizabellv- lon Brolliors: Moniloq Fire Marshalls: Mayor's Cabinelg Councilrnang Senior Anvil Slalig Jr, Assislanlsg Hi-Y7 Infra- rnuralg Foolballg Wi'esl- lingg Weigh? Lillinq. Crossg Inlramural. Anfon, Angeline Sandra- Monilorg Safely Councilg Sludenl War Bond 81 Slarnp Commilleeq Growing Pains. up Crew. Balwleda, Lillian Terry - Baqinslri, Mall William - Junior Red Cross: Infra- Inlrarnural. rnural. Arrnsfead, Frances - Girl Reserves: Monilorg Bas- lrelballg Volleyball: Make- Monilorg Junior Red Junior Red Cross: One Mad Niqlwlug Baslrelball. Arsulicln, Milce, Jr.-Junior Red Crossg Boy Palrolg lnlrarnuralg Weiqlwl Lill- inqg Foolball. Baius, Helen Marie-Monk lorg lnlrarnural. Andrealcis, Hope-Moniforg Junior Red Cross: Infra- muralg Nalional Honor Sociely. Auqusline. Irene Helen - Junior Classical League. Balrlren, Lois Ann-Monk lor: Junior Red Cross. Ball, Thomas Dos-lnlra- Baloq, Eme-ryfWashinglon mural: Track: Foolloall: Brolhers, Presidenl: Slu- Wreslling. denl War Bond Sf Slamp Commillee: Monilor: Mr. Washinqlon: lnlramural: Foolball: Baseball: Bas- kelball. Barham, Belly Jane - Barla, Belly Lillian-Monk Monilor. lor: lnlramural. Belcher, Josephine Louise -lvlonilor: Girl Reserve: Bazadona, Mildred Marie- lnlramural: Baseball, Vol- lvlonilor: lnlramural. leyball: Baskelball. Bannisler, Corrire Ann- Barker, Norwood! Sludenl War Bond 81 Barham, Belly Jane-Monk Slamp Commillee: lor. Weekly Anvil Slall. Barlok, Clyde E.-Swim- ming: Cross Counlry: Track: War Bond 81 Slamp Cornmillee. Barlok, Julius J.-Boy Pa Belmonle, Ann Virginia- lrol: lnlramural: Grow lvlonilor: Service Flag Commillee: Junior Ase sislanl: Girl Reserves: Yell Leaders: l-lockey: Archery: Swimming: Track: Baseball: Baskel- ball: Volleyball: Bad- minlon: Tumbling: lnlra- mural: Modern Dancing: Junior Classical League. ing Pains. Bielski, William Irving-ln lramural: Tennis, Cap lain. Bislrician, Teresa Bernadine -Monilor: Srudenl War Bond X1 Sfamp Commil- ree: Volleyball. Boris, Joseph MaH-Moni- for: Fire Marshalls: Safe- ly Council: Sludenl War Bond 31 Slarnp Commif- lee: Weekly Anvil Slafl: lnlramural. Brolcslcar, Jeanne Marie- Safely Council: Sfudenl War Bond 8: Sfamp Comrnillee: Grand Jury: lnfrarnural. Boldi, Mary Ann-Monilorg Bolla, Rose Margaref - Girl Counselors: Grand Jury: General Welfare, Chairman: Service Flag Commilfee, Vice Chair- man: Senior Class Secre- lary: lnframural: Mayor's Cabinel: Girl Reserves, Vice-Presidenf. Brav, Theresa Ann-Girl Counselors: Monilor: Coslume Crew: Junior Assislanf: Weelcly Anvil Sfall: lnirarnural. Monilorg Junior Classi- cal League. Brennan, Alma Anne+Girl Reserves: Girl Counse- lors: Moniror: Junior Red Cross: Proseculing Al- lorney: Service Flag Cornmiflee, Secrelary: Junior Assislanf: Senior Anvil Sfaflf: Weelcly An- vil Srallf, Ass'+. Edifor: Debaling: Nalional For- ensic League: Sludenl Spealcers' Bureau: Ar- chery. Bolseqa, Florian Anlhony -We-elcly Anvil. Brezinslci, Marie-Girl Re- serves: lnlramural. Brown, Claire Louise-- Brown, Josie Remelle- Burgess, John E.-Monk Monifor. Moniror. lor: lnlramural. Burl, Dorolhy- Chamberlain, Dorolhy Ann Chulias, Diana-Junior Red Cross: Monilor. Bzibzialc, Josephine Theresa Ceperich, John -- Defense Chambers, Henry - Infra- rnural: Weighl Lifling. Ciochina, John-Washing- lon Broihers: Moniior: lnirarnural: Traclc: Swim- ming: Foofballg Junior Classical League: Na- fional Honor Sociefy. Allorney: Debaling: Slu- denl War Bond 81 Siamp Cornmilleeg Nalional Forensic League: Public Speaking Bureau. Chiki, Julia Priscilla4-Moni- lor: Junior Red Cross: Sludenl War Bond 31 Slarnp Comrnilleeq Jun- ior Classical League: Weelcly Anvil Slali. Clarlc, Harry Wilberffioy Parrol: Moniior: Council- man: HIFY, Vice Presi- deni: Track: Swimming: Cross Counlry: Washing- 'ron Brolhersq Nalional Honor Sociely. Cergizan, Julius Lindy - Junior Red Cross: Sfage Crew: Ass'l, Manager lnirarnural. Chrisfoli, Margarel Eliza belh-Girl Counselors Monilor: Girl Reserves Secrelary: Junior As sislanf: lnlramural. Coduli, An+ioneHefMoni- 'io r. Colwen, Plnyllis Barbara-V Collins, Joseph B.-Monk Monilor: Weekly Anvil Tor: Inlrarnural: Track: Slali: Sludenl Speakers Foolball:Weiql'1l Lillinq. Bureau: Nalional Honor Sociely. Cosla, Donald Malllnew- Baskelball. Dabrowski, Wanda Hen- riellaglvloniior. Cosianza, Marian Elizabeflw -Girl Counselors: Moni- lor: Coslume Crew: D. A. R. Award: Nalional Honor Sociefy. Daniels, Eloise Bernice- Salefy Council: Infra- mural. Corban, Frederick LeRoy- Waslninqion Brollners, Vice Presidenl: lvioniior: Boy Pafrol, Caplain: Councilman: Prosecuiinq Aiforney: Defense Ai- forney: Law Commis- sion: l-li-Y, Presienl: Debafinq: Narional For- ensic Leaque, Presidenl: Inlramural: Track: Cross Counfry: Nalional Hon- or Sociely. Crenslwaw, Jolwnnie lviaef Makeup Crew, Clnair- man: Girl Reserves: Bas- kelball: Track: Volley- ball: Tumbling. Daniels, Warries Queen- Girl Counselors: lvionie lor: S. C. O. C. A., Secrefary: Baseball: Bas- kelball: Volley Ball: In- framural: Girl Reserves: Broll1er Goose, Every Family l-las One, Slu- denl Direclor. Corneio, Emil Frankflnlrae mural: Weighi Liflinq. Cunninqlnam, Lessie Bello4 Girl Reserves: Coslume Crew: Broll1er Goose. Danikolas, Bessie--Moniior: Makefup Crew: Cosfume Crew: Weekly Anvil Slaizl: lnframural: Baskel- ball: Valley Ball: Girl Re- serves. if ea Darrall, Mary Jane4Moni- lor: Defense Alforney: Debaling. De rian, Ernesl Sieve-Boy Ralrol, Caplain. Fabian, Marlin Jol1n4Hi- Y: Monilor: Boy Palrol Locker Commission. Dawson, Rudolpl1V.-Hi-Y: Wasliinglon Brollriers: Monilor: Boy Palrol: Fire Marslialls: Junior Red Cross: Sfudenl War Bond and Slarnp Commillee: Weekly Anvil Slarl: Sen- ior Anvil Slafl: Ad Your Agelii 'lBroll'ier Gooseu: 71l1 Dislrici Clwampion, I946: Na- lional Forensic League: Sludenl Speakers Bureau: lnlramural: Junior Classi- cal League: Nalional Honor Sociely. Dolnics, Doroilwy Clemen- line - Girl Counselors: Monilor: Make-up Crew: Junior Red Cross, Vice- Presidenl: lnlramural: Growing Painsu: One Mad Nigl1l : Sludenl Di- reclor: Girl Reserves. Fagyas Jr., Frank Niles-- Hi-Y, Secreiary: Wash- ingfon Brollwers: Monilor: Junior Red Cross: lnlra- mural. Delnicki, Roberl Julian- Demeier, Helen Elizabeilw Moriilorg Junior Classi- cal League: Growing Pains. Duggan, Maxine Joyce - Monifor: Debaiing: Jun- ior Classical League: Girl Reserve. Flieslier, Sylvia4Girl Re- serves: Girl Counselors, Vice Presidenl: Moniior: Make-up Crew: Junior Assislanls: Senior Anvil Slall: Weekly Anvil Solic- ifors: Growing Pains : Miss Waslwinglon, I946: Brown Derby Queen: ln- framural: Junior Classi- cal League: Nalional Honor Sociely. eGirl Counselors, Presi- denl: Moriilor: Make-up Crew: Senior Anvil Slarl: lnlramural: Junior Classi- cal League: Junior As- sisranis: Girl Reserves: Nalional Honor Sociely. Episko, lrene-Girl Coun- selors, Secreiary: Moni- Tor: Junior Red Cross: Make-up Crew: Senior Anvil Slali: Debalirig: lnlramural: Nalional For- ensic League: Girl Re- serves: Nalional Honor Sociely. Fodor, Ernesl R.-Boy Pa- lrol: 'lGrowing Painsn: lnlrarnural. 1 A Ford, Dorolhy Mae-Girl Counselors: Sfudenf War Bond 81 Sfamp Com- millee: Monifor: Weekly Anvil Solicifor: lnfra- rnural: Swimming: Base- ball: Girl Reserves. Gachos, Belly Jeanne - Monilor: lnrrarnural: Ar- chery: Hockey: Swim- ming: Baseball: Baskef- ballg Volleyball: Girl Re- serves. Gomez, Maria-Girl Re- serve: Baseball: Basker- ball: Track. Fr G C5 ancoeur, Nodine Mae- Monilor. aio, Mary Frances-Mom ifor: Inrramuralg Girl Re- serves: Narional Honor Sociely. rabowski, Wanda Doro- rhy - Moniforq Junior Red Cross: Sludenf War Bond X1 Srarnp Commir- Jree: Junior Classical League. Franklin, Henry Leon-Inf Frilz, Barbara Ann-Girl Tramural. Girasin, Maryann-Monh for: Sfudenr War Bond and Sfamp Commiflee: lnrramural: Girl Re- serves. Graziani, Polly Marie-Girl Counselors: Moniror: Weekly Anvil Sfalrl: Girl Reserve: Sfudenf Speak- ers' Bureau: Weekly An- vil Solicifor: Nafional Honor Sociefy. Counselors: Monifor: Na- fional Honor Sociefy: Make-up Crew. Clasper, William C.- Grdinich, John-Monifor: Fire Marshalls: Weekly Anvil Shall: Publicify Board, Chairman: Senior Class Presidenf: Grow- ing Pains : Track, Man- ager: Foofball: Nafional Honor Sociefy. Guerrero, Aurora Mary- Guslis, Aldona Frances- Monilor: l-loclcey: Base- ball: Baslcelball: Traclc: Volleyball: Girl Reserve. Monilor: Junior Red Cross: Sludenl War Bond 81 Slarnp Comrnil- fee: Girl Reserve: lnlra- l-lanalc, l-lelen Call1erine- Girl Counselors: Moni- lor: Sludenl War Bond 81 Slamp Commillec: Growing Painsu: lnlra- mural. mural: Swimming: Sporl l-lead: Girl Reserve, Treasurer. F-linlon, lvlamiofMonilor: Girl Counselors: HBI'Oll lGV Gooseu: Every Family l-las One : lnlramural: Baslcelball: Junior Classi- cal League. lolaulala. Marjorie Lorraine - Slage Dooru: Girl Counselors: Locker Corn- rnission, Assislanl Chair- man: Sludenl Govern- menl: Monilor: Girl Re- serve. l-li l' , D l -lvl '- Tsrslroza OOVCS Om l-lorn, Margarel Gerlrude gGirl Counselors: Moni- lor, Caplain: Safely Council: Sludenl War Bond and Slamp Com- millee: Senior Anvil Slalil: Weelcly Anvil, Ecli- lor-in-clwiel: One Mad Niglnlmq Sludenl Direc- lor: Growing Pains : Girl Reserve: Nalional Forensic League: Ten- nis: Nalional l-lonor So- Ciely. Flora, Dorolliy Marie - l-lolem, LoisASalely Coun- Monilor: Make-up Crew: eil: Girl Reserve. l-loclcey: Tennis. llarrnon, lvlariorie Lorella -lvlonilor: Sludenl Di- reclor. Filed, Irene AnnfMonilor: l-loclcey: Arclwery: Swim- ming: Girl Reserve: VVeel4ly Anvil Solicilor. l-loward, Belly Lou-Junior Red Cross: Weelcly An- vil Slall: lnlrarnural: Ar- cliery: Baseball: Baslrel- ball: Track. Q i-iudacin, John Anlhony- Infrarnural. Johnson, Marilyn Rulh - Girl Counselors: Moni- lor: Junior Rod Cross: Senior Anvil Siaii: Infra- rnural: Baslcelball. Kasper, Audrey Lois-Sfu- den? War Bond and Siarnp Cornrniffee. Jacobs, Rose Suzanne- Jarnes, Joshua Alden- Janes, Doris-Girl Coun- Moniior: Junior Red Cross. Johnson, Russell- Kavaloysky, Rulhf Josvai, Alberi Louis - Washinqion Broihers: Moniior: Boy Pairol: Fire Marshalls: Maine-up Crew: Siudeni Govern- menf, Judge: lnfrarnural. Knaver, Srephen Peier - Siudeni War Bond and Sfarnp Cornrniifee: ln! framural. selors: Moniror: Senior Anvil Siali: lnirarnural: Swimming: Baslceiballg Junior Classical League: Nafional Honor Sociefy. Junlcer, Grace Helen-Jum ior Red Cross: Girl Counselors: Girl Re- serve: Monilor. Kovacilc, Peier John-Jun- ior Red Cross: Washing- ion Broihers: Fire Mar- shalls: Grand Jury: De- baiing: Naiional Forene sic League: Inrramural: Naiional Honor Sociefy. Kozacilc. Jonn James - Krajewslci, Roberl James- Kuzma, Margaref Ann W lvlonilor. Kwiaf, Jean- Laurinas, Agnes Dorollwv Monilor, Grand Jury. Waslwinglon Brollnersg Monilor: Sludenl War Bond and Slamp Com- millee: Sludenl Man- ager: Councilman: Hi-Y: lnlramural: Foolball: Bas- lcelloall: Junior Classical League: Nalional Honor Sociely, President Volleyball: lvlonilor: Girl Reserve. La Posa, Helen Elizabell'i- lnframural. ff' 49' 2? Kuzman, Sylvia Valeria f Girl Counselors, Presie denl: Monilor, Caplain: Junior Red Cross: Senior Anvil Slall, Lilerary Edie lor: Junior Assislanls: Waslwinglon Hi-Liles: Dc- baling: Nalional Foren- sic League: Talenl Bu- reau: Srudenf Speakers' Bureau: lnrramural: Yell Leaders: Modern Danc- ing Swimming: Traclc: Baseball: Tumbling, Sporf Head: Girl Reserve: Drum Maiorelle: Na- fional Honor Socielv, Secrelary. l-GCLSVCJGS. COUlG '- lVlOfll- Laslcos, Kallnryn - Junior lor. Classical League: Girl Counselors, Secrelarv: lvlonilor: One Mad Nigl'iT : Growing Pains : Debaling: Na- +ional Forensic League: Nalional Honor Socielv. Lax, David, Josepl1fJunior Red Cross: Boy Palrol: Lax, Marian Bernice-Monb Laurinas, Xaviera Linar- Debaring: Track: Base- lor: Girl Reserve, lnlra- lnframural. ball: Wreslling. mural. Lee, Guy-Monilor: Wash- inqlon Brofhersg Boy Pa- frol: Safely Council: Grand Jury: Baseball: Foofloall: Weighf Lift- ing: lnlramural. Lepez, Mary Esrher-VOL leyball: Baskelball: Base- ball. Maiewski, Dolores D.-Girl Reserve: Monifor: Base- ball. Levin, Claire Elaine-Moni- lor, Caplain: Junior Red Cross: Make-up Crew: Sludenl Governmenf: ln- ler-school Affairs Com- miflee, Assislanl' Chair- man: Senior Anvil Slaff: Weekly Anvil Sfaff: In- frarnural, Archery: Jun- ior Classical Leaque: Na- fional Honor Sociely, Vice-President Lucas, Elmer Frank-Wash- inqlon Brofhers, Secre- fary: Monifor, Assislanf Caplain: Fire Marshall, Assisfanf Capfain: Hi-Y: Senior Class Vice-Presi- denl: lnlramural: Baskef- ball: Track: Baseball: Foofball. Maluga, Mike Frank-Jun- ior Red Cross: Weekly Anvil Sfaltf: lnlrarnural. Levin, lnez-Girl Coun- selors: Sfudenl Govern- menl, Councilman: Pub- licify Board: Make-up Crew: Senior Anvil Sfalii, Arf Ediiorg lnlramural: Hockey: Archery: One Mad Nighfu: Growing Pains : Nafional Honor Sociefy. Lyon, WandaleenEMoni- lor: Junior Red Cross: Safely Council: Girl Re- serves: lnframural. Manous, Sophie Gene - Girl Reserve: lniramural. Lochivski, Mari - Monilor: lnframural. Macesich, Mike-Monilor: Grand Jury: Baskefball: Baseball: Nalional Honor Sociefy, Treasurer. Markola, Ralph Kennefh- Fire Marshalls: lnfra- mural. Marquez, Aurora - lnlra- fTlLlral. Male, Goldie Barbara - Girl Reserves: Monilor: Growing Painsu: Junior Class Secrelary: lnlra- rnural: Yell Leaders: Bas- kelball, Baseball: Track. McPhearson, Rosalie De- bara-Monilor: Baskel- ball: Volleyball. Marlin, Barbara Mae-Girl Counselors: Monilor: Sludenl War Bond and Slamp Cornmillee: Cos- Turne Crew: Growing Painsn: One Mad Niqh+ : Junior Classical League: Nalional Honor Sociely. Mallson, Kennelh Richard -Junior Red Cross: Fire Marshalls: Baseball: Foolball. Melchiore, Lillian Marie- Girl Counselors: Weekly Anvil Slall, Assislanl Edi- lor: lnlramural: Nalional l-lonor Sociely. Mashlalier, William Mich- M aelfJunior Red Cross: Fire Marshalls: lnlra- mural: Hi-Y. Mazur, Palricia Virginia- Monilor: Safely Coun- cil: lnlrarnural: Hockey: Archery: Baskelball: Vol- leyball. Mendoza, Camerina-lnlra- mural. M M alasar, Harry-Monilor: Junior Red denl War Cross: Slu- Bond and Slamp Commillee: De- baling: Nalional Foren- sic League: lnlramural: Track: Weighl-Lilling. cKeeThen, Wanda Vivi- enne-Girl Counselors: Monilor: Junior Red Cross: Sludenl War Bond and Slarnp Corn- millee: Make-up Crew: Weekly Anvil Slarcl: Brolher Goose : Every Family l-las One : Infra- mural: Hockey: Baseball: Baskelball: Track: Volley- ball: Nalional l-lonor So- ciely. elhod, Richard Joseph- Monilor: Junior Red Cross: Fire Marshalls: Grand Jury: l-li-Y: Infra- mural: Track: Foolball. Meyer, Margie Anne-De baring: Monilor: Salelv Council: Nalional For' ensic League: Infra- rnural: Wasliinglon Hi- liles. Nflodrak, Sylvia 'flenor - lvlonilor. Mosny, Lorraine Frances- Girl Counselors: Monia lor: Junior Red Cross: Safely Council: Weekly Anvil Slall: Growing Pains, Sludenl Direclor: One Mad Niql1+ : De- baling: Nalional Foren- sic League: Sludenl Speakers' Bureau: Junior Classical League: Na- lional Honor Sociely. Milicki, Sieve V,- lvlonroe, Gladys Jean -H Girl Reserve. Mudrovicln, l-lelen Delores -Monilor: Junior Red Cross: Growing Pains : Sludenl Direclor: Infra- mural. Mincey, Wilma Louiszf lvlisewicz, lfrnesl Donald- Councilman: Junior Red One Mad Niglnlu: Sen- Cross: Baseball: Baskel ball: Track: Volleyball Junior Classical League Morris, Cplielia Ann-Vok leyball: Baskelball. Nemelli, Ernesl Edward- lvlonilor, Caplain: Fire Marslwalls: Hi-Y: lnlra- mural: Track: Foolloall, Caplain: Wreslling. Ni ior Anvil: Weekly Anvil. lvlosny, JolinefGirl Re- serve: Girl Counselors: Make-up Crew: Junior Assislanl: Senior Anvil Slall, Assislanl Edilor: Weekly Anvil Solicilor: Growing Painsu: Slu- denl Direclor: Nalional Forensic League: De- loaling: Girls' Slale: Slu- denl Speakers' Bureau: Junior Classical League: Nalional l-lonor Sociely. cksic, l-lelen Vera-Girl Counselors: Junior Red Cross, Presidenl: Moni- lor: Safely Council: Make-up Crew: General Eleclion Board: Volley- ball. Novak, Eugene Clemens- Nowesniclc, Ted Slanley - Nunez, Aurora-Girl Re- Nunez, Gurne Carlos '- O O Boy Palrolg lnframural. Baslcelballg Baseball. serves. Swimming: Junior Classi- cal Leaque. bradovicln, Luke-Waslv Olen, Dolores Marie- Orlega, Juanila- inqfon Brolliersg Moni- Osoiniclci, Rose Palricia- mginsoy Palroll Welghl Pacific, Elso Charles-Boy Panlea, Viclor Pele-Monk Momlorl lnlramulal' Q' Palrolg Growing Pains. Tory Fire Marshalls, Bas- lcelball. Parducci, Adele Sl1earon- wens, l-lenri Dell!Moni- Moniforg Junior Red lor, Junior Red Cross: Sfuclenf War Bond and Sfamp Commilleeg ln- lramuralg Weekly Anvil Slalll. Cross, Sluclenl War Band and Slamp Com- rnifleeg Weekly Anvil Sfaflg Inlramural. Paszlriewicz, Dorolhy Leona -Grand Jury: Girl Re- serves. Perry, Crennie-- Polochak, Karhleen Marie -Monilorg Junior Red Cross: Sluclenl War Bond 81 Sramp Commif- fee: lnlramural: Hockey: Archery. Palchman, Vivian Delores-- Junior Red Cross: Girl Reserves. Pefruclca, Belly M ildrecl- Polonczylr, Virgil Edward- Monilor: Junior Red Cross: Boy Pafrolp One Mad Nighfu: Debaling: Inlramural: Traclc: Swim- ming: Weigh? Lillinq: Cross Counfryg Junior Classical League: Wash- ingfon Brofhers. Pavellca, Belly-Monifor: Perlco, Mary Adelaide- Nalional l-loncr Sociely: Moniror: lnframural. Deloaling. Piechoclci, Ervin-Washing ron Brofhers: Boy Parrol. Pound, Dorofhy Mae - Moniror: Junior Red Cross: Safely Council: Malce-up Crew: lnlrae mural: Debafing: Swim- ming: Hockey, Archery: Baseball: Baslcerball: Vol- leyball: Tennis. Poi, Michael-Washinglon Brofhers: Boy Palrol: Fire Marshalls: Inframural. Priest Norman Joseph- Boy Pafrol: Washingfon Brofhers: Tennis. iii all Pucliley, Virginia Mae W lvlonilor: Junior Red Cross: Debaling: lnlra' mural: l-lockey: Arcliery: Baseball: Baskelball: Vol- Ieyball. Raikoviclw, Tom Joseph- lnlramural: Track: Swim- ming: Cross Counlry. Ross, Jean Louise-Monr lor: Junior Red Cross: Building 81 Grounds Corn- millee: Sludenl Govern! menl: 'lGrowing Pains , Nalional Honor Sociely' lnlramural. Puskis, Efliyl f lvlonilor: Grand Jury: Weekly An- vil Slall: lnlramural. Regenovicli, Rose - Girl Counselors: Sludenl War Bond X1 Slamp Commil- lee: Monilor: Council- man: Coslume Crew: Building 81 Grounds: Ar- clieryp Volleyball. Rybinski, Ann-Girl Re- serves: Baskelball: len- nis: lnlramural: Baseball. Rabe, Gladys lrenefGirl Reserves: Monilor: June ior Red Cross: Service Flag Cornmillee: Senior Anvil Slarl, Adverlisinq Manager: Junior Assis- lanf: lnlramural: Ar- cliery. Rodriguez, Ramonaflnlraf mural: Baseball. 'CAN Y: E i Raikovicln, Ann- Monilor: Weekly Anvil Slalrl. Rooney. Barbara E.-Girl Reserves: lvlonilor: Girl Counselors: Junior Red Cross: Safely Council: Junior Assislanl: Senior Anvil Slarf, Secrelary- Treasurer: Weekly Anvil Solicilor: Nalional l-lonor Sociely. Saksa, Ann MariefGirl Re- Saksa, Edward W.-Junior serves: Monilor: Junior Red Cross: Safely Coun- Red Cross. cil: lnlrarnural. Sarnblis, Gus George - Monilor: Junior Red Cross: Slaqe Crew: Slu- clenl War Bond and Slamp Cornrnilfee, infra- mural: Traclc: Tennis. Schneider, Arnolcl- One Mad Nighfug Wresllinq: Track: Weiqlwl Lilling. Sipes, Robert Julian - Wasliinqlon Brollmers: Monifor: Weiqlnf Lill- Ing. Sampias, William J.-Fire Sanlay, Evelyn Jean-Girl Sarkisian, Rose - Baslcef- Marshall: Waslwinqlon Reserves: Monilor: Jun- ball: Volley Ball. Brofl1ers:Wresllinq: ior Red Cross: Coslume Foolball. Crew. Simone, Sylvia Pauline - Slwerpefoslcy. Lorelra June -Girl Counselors' lvlonie T . CI rk. HGFOWIH Sidney, Beflie Cecelia or, e , q I painsnz Yell Leaders: Baslcefball, Volleyball. Modern Dancing: Baslcel- ball: Waslmingfon Hi- Monifor: Safely Council: Girl Reserves, Presidenl: Coslume Crew: Sludenf Governmenl: Boosler Comrnillee: Service Flag Commillee: Senior An- vil Slall: Weelcly Anvil Llles- Smolar, Yolan Callnerine- Slalli Modern Danclnqi Monnori Junior Red Junior Classical League. Slcunla, Helen lrene-ln- Cross: Safely Council: lramural: Archery: Base- Coslurne Crew: Girl Re- Snedclen, l-larry- Grow ball: Baslcefball. serves. ing Pains. Snyder,Jol'1n-Monilor: Hi- Solo, Manuelfilunior Red Spisalc, Larry Henry- Slanciu, DanfCourse In- Y, Treasurer: lrilrarnural. Slanlco, Sylvia Sophie-Sfw denl War Bond 81 Siamp Commillee: Swimming: Baseball: Tumbling. Sripancic, Mildred Rose - Girl Reserves: Weekly Anvil Solicilors: Volley Ball. Cross: lnfrarnural: Poole cornplele. ball: Wi'esllinq: Track: Weiqlwl Lillinq. Sfelianiclw, Jolmn Joseph - ijgfgaliied Cross: Fire Sfepich, Ann Marie-Girl Sfeele, Mildred Jean-Girl Reserves: Monilor. ' Reserves: Monilor: Jun- ior Red Cross: Growing Painsu: Baslmelball. Siolarz, Milcliell Roberh- Monifor: Fire Marshalls: One Mad Niql'1i :Hi-Y: Junior Class Vice-Presi- denl: Inlrarnural: Baslrei- ball: Baseball: Foolball: Publicily Board, Vice- Clnairrnan: Waslwinqfon Weekly Anvil Shall: Jun- Sudoviclw, Irene-Cosfume l-li-Lifes. ior Classical League. Crew. Slrcich, Rose Cecilia-Girl Reserves: Monilor, Cap- lain: Make-up Crew: Swedran, Anne l.orella -- Girl Reserves: Monilor: Junior Red Cross. Tomasiclw, Jolwn Jr.-l-li-Y: Weiqlwl Lilling. Turnloiolo, Tony P.-Junior Red Cross: lnlramurai: Track: Weignl Lilling. Tale, Rose Neal- Broll'1er Tl'1ornlon,Cloclia-Monilor: Tirnrn, Mary Jean-Moni Goose : Deloaling: Vol- leyball. Traczylc, Allred - lvlonilor: Monilor: Fire Marshalls Safely Council: lnlra mural: Traclc: Foolball. Turks, ldorllwus- Make-up Crew. Trlan, Nichols W.-Boy Palrol: Baslcelball: Base- ball: Salely Council. Tzilz, Belly Elaine - Girl Counselors: Junior Recl Cross: Monilor: Salely Council: Sludenl War Bond and Slarnp Corn- rnillee: Make-up Crew, Coelmead: Senior Anvil Slall, Eclilor-in-clwiel: Junior Assislanl: Grow- ing Painsu: Girl Reserve: lnlrarnural: Arcliery: Bas- lcelball: Delaalinq: Na- tional Honor Sociely. lor: Coslurne Crew: Girl Reserves: Junior Classi- cal League. Truluclc, Dan- Udclnilz, Sleven - Grow- ing Pains. Uriss, Mariorie-Junior As- sislanfs: Girl Reserves: Monifor. Villages, Lupe-Junior Red Cross. Walker, Clarence Jordan- Wasningfon Brolliers: S. C. O. C. A., Presidenfg Baslcefball: Traclc: Fool- ball: Nalional Honor So- ciely. Vario, Edward Thomas - Monilor: Sludenl War Bond 81 Slamp Commil- fee: lnlramural: Junior Classical League. Vuianiclw, Violel Ruby E Monilor: Baslcelball. Wallace, Alvin Edward E Junior Red Cross: Infra- rnural: Weiqlnl Liffinq. Viafer, Clemenl - Junior Vido, Irene Agnes-Monk Red Cross: Monifor. Vulcaziclw, Mildred S Base- ball: Baslcelball: Traclc Valley Ball. Wallcins, Samuel-S. C. O. C. A., Vice-President: ln framural. lor: Junior Red Cross: Sludenf War Bond 81 Sfarnp Cornmillee: Girl Reserves: Junior Classi- cal League. Walczalc, Dolores G.-Girl Reserves: Monilor: Jun- ior Red Cross: Weelclv Anvil Solicilors. Wexler, David- Wiersbe, Dorolhy Jane - Wisniewslci, Helen Marie- Wolak, Helen Angeline - Yalcovalz, Mary-Monifor: Girl Reserves: Junior Monilor: Girl Reserves: Monilor: Sfudenl War lnlramural: H-oclcey: Ar- Classical League, Growing Pains : Infra- Bond 81 Slamp Commiie chery: Baslcelball: Vol- mural. lee. ley Ball. Zurawslci, Alex Waller Jr. -Moniforg Fire Mar- shalls: Safely Council: Sfudenl' War Bond X: Slamp Commillee: Sen- ior Anvil Slaff, Business Manager: Junior As- sisianis: Junior Classical Zalac, Frances - Safely Zalewslci. Dorofhy Rose - League: Nalional Honor Yosai, Joseph - Council. lniramural. Sociefy. fn Mein ' ANTHONY ANTON Augusl lo, I927-Oclober I4, I945 The qreai lnfelligences fair Thai range above our modal slale, In circle round lhe blessed gale. Received and qave him welcome ihere: And led him lhro' The blissful climes, And show'd him in The founiain fresh All knowledge fhal The sons of flesh Shall qaiher in lhe cycled limes. -Allred Tennyson SEPTEMBER All agree ThaT SepTember came around Too soon This year, buT every year brings on iTs new deTerminaTions, and The sTudenTs are all Too anxious To commence work under our new principal, Frank E. Cash .... Already we miss Jack CuIver's undescribable shoes .... Our SenaTor eleven wasTes no Time in geTTing sTar+ed buT bows To SouTh Bend CenTraI in an opening Thriller oT 7-O .... I-IaTs oTT To The senior class oTFicers: John Grdinich, Elmer Lucas, and Mary Ann Boldi .... The boosTer commiTTee, plus David Lax, brings many laughs To The TooTbaII games. OCTOBER Miss Gaber Tinally Tinds a play suiTed To The scarsiTy oT Joes in The senior class, and pracTice begins .... Senior girls can be heard moaning, Oh, if Dickie Duhon were only a senior! . . . The Team came Through wiTh a smashing vicTory over Clark, 25-O .... We undersTand Mr. Geddes won a prize Tor his iokes-Tinallyl NOVEMBER The band, looking very Trim in Their new uniTorms, marched Tor The TirsT Time since I942 aT The WhiTing game. Sylvia Kuzman sure makes a super drum maioreHe! . . . WashingTon Took RoosevelT in The magazine sales, buT RoosevelT won The Brown Derby game, I9-6. ATTer The game we Tried To TorgeT our loss aT The Brown Derby I-lop, which was a huge success. Sylvia Fliesher was very happy and proud To be eIecTed Brown Derby Queen .... The senior I-IarvesT ParTy was a grand aTTair, even Though The girls had To ask The boys To dance .... AT our TirsT Two baskeTball games, our Team gave us a grand preview oT whaT we can expecT in The TuTure .... Thank goodness The Pilgrims Ianded-Thanks- giving vacaTion. DECEMBER WhaT a Team! No deTeaTs so Tar .... Everyone is hoping To have his senior picTures ready Tor ChrisTmas-I-Ia, I-Ia! . . . You can voTe KaThryn Tiny Laskos as The senior class grind-Ed Vano is The boy who Takes his Trombone home everyday-Take noTe, Mr. Asbury .... WhaT did we predicT? Our SenaTors walked oTT wiTh The holidays TournamenT championship. Merry ChrisTmas, everybody! JANUARY I resolve . . . To buy Mr. Palmer an apple when grades come ouT- To have Tilm in my camera when I Take Miss SkrenTny's picTure .... Who's nexT Goldie? I mighT as well puT in a plug Tor Sye Simone and LoreTTa Shep Too! Grades-oh, my aching back! T QW, ,V i i I ' qemmudy FEBRUARY Ed KuTa reTurns To service, so your liTerary ediTor geTs down To work once more .... Ten cheers Tor The SenaTor five! We're now Talking abouT The secTional champs! Our cheerleaders leTT The specTaTors in awe, as usual .... By-The-way, do you have a regional TickeT Tor sale? . . . We regreT To inform you ThaT Dopey Joe passed away as a resuI+ of a collision wiTh The Sunnyside gang. MARCH Our Team musT have aTom deposiTs-This Time iT's regional cham- pions we are .... And all The nice preTTy picTures in The Hammond Times Too! . . . We had some spine-chilling screams in The iunior play, The T-louse WiThouT a Key. . . . You can Thank Alex Zurawski Tor The arrangemenTs oT Those Senior Anvil dances .... Ahem, l'm sTill looking Tor a semi-Tinal TickeT! APRIL EdiTor-in-chief, Elaine TziTz, can dye Those gray hairs--The Senior Anvil was senT To press .... MosT promising sTudenTs are BeTTy Lou Oberg and Bob Kraiewski .... Prom daTes are in The making, our debaTing Team Took sTaTe, and l sTill can'T geT This EasTer egg dye OTT my fingers! . . . Looks as if our baseball Team wanTs To hoard The WesTern Division Championship--lT's O. K. by us .... Many baskefball banqueTs were given-l guess The boys will make up Tor all The energy They exerTed during The season. MAY ATTer a simply wonderTul band and orchesTra concerT. The sTudenTs Turn musically inclined and sign up Tor insTrumenTal Training. Can l geT in wi+h my Spike Jones whisTle? . . . STudenT governmenT elecTion Tor nexT year is under way, underclassmen, are polishing up Their dancing sTeps, one more governmenT TesT, and here iT is: JUNE Hobo day, class day, BaccalaureaTe services-all These bring To a close Twelve long years oT preparaTion. Envious onlookers wiTness a door parade of Tux, whiTe Tulle, gardenias, and happy Taces. June l2-com- mencemenT. SunseT and evening sTar, And one clear call Tor me! And may There be no moaning of The bar, When l puT ouT To sea. 1 , 4 f ? fl if I Glen J' Our freshmen year aT WashingTon was quiTe a bewildering one. The long halls and The many rooms added To The complexiTy of being green- horns: however, we found relief aT The weekly dancing classes conducTed by Miss Wolf. WiTh our dancing improved, we planned for our TirsT class parTy-bashfulness filled The air, buT we can'T say ThaT we didn'T enioy The lolly-pops and The refreshmenTs! The one-year veTerans reTurned To begin on specialized courses. The boys proudly exhibiTed Their blueprinTs, The girls 'boasTed a 3O-word-per- minuTe Typing speed, and almosT all Tried To express Themselves via LaTin and Spanish. IT felT good siTTing in senior assembly-The sTudenTs vowed Their graduafing class would be Tops! Then came The long- awaiTed sophomore parTy wiTh The girls s+ilI eyeing a proposed daTe To The iunior prom. Only one more year To go! The boys and girls disTinguished Them- selves by serving on various commiTTees, parTicipaTing in sTudenT govern- menT, and acTing on exTra-curricular sporT evenTs. As iuniors, we were enTiTled To class officers, a iunior class play, and soon afTer, elecTion of a mayor, iudge, and clerlc. The year ended all Too soon-sTarry-eyed iuniors couldn'T resisT aTTending The beaufiful prom, which Turned ouT a compleTe success. This is The brighT year aT lasT! The Senior Anvil goT under way, class officers wiThsTood a heavy campaign, our HarvesT ParTy resulTed in a TurnabouT bang, and The seniors Tried Their acTing abiliTy for Growing Pains. As June rolled around, The Class of '46, reminiscing four long years of indusTrious energy, alighTed once again in The annual class day producTion. Hobo Day was iusT a preliminary To a sensafional senior prom on June 7-wiTh baccalaureaTe services The Sunday before, graduafion came on June l2, and The Class of I9-4-6 sTepped forward To Take Their parT as The adulTs of Tomorrow's world. An end . . . and a beginning Your pleasanf, secluded high school days have come fo an end buf fhe long years fhaf lie ahead are iusf beginning. For you, fhey'll be brighf years . . . full of fhe hopes and dreams of fhose before you who only recenfly sformed far and hosfifle places fo make fhem so. You are fhe firsf June graduafing class in five years fo leave your high school halls and walk in fhe new sunlighf of peace. Before you sfrefches unlimifed opporfunify in fhe sciences, in in- dusfry and agriculfure, in fhe service of your communify and counfry . . . or in fhe pursuif of sfill higher learning. We lcnow you'll choose your fufure wisely and fhaf, while building your new careers, you'll employ your falenfs foward fhe furfherance of good cifizenship and consfrucfive fhoughf upon which is founded a well-ordered, peaceful world. Congrafulafions and sinceresf wishes for your success. Illzkzozb' Bell Telephone Company THE FRIENDLY PLACE T0 WORK ln! . - vu I - .. V...- i ' LQMF? ' ef' . -5535, .' ':.- - ' - 'am .-I0-,,:2Q ' LI - W-1:1-'elf . , -fx , 'h-VJ-,V ,E-l:liq1'2i E 'ii M r Q 1 4,311 1, .-,: xi-:Lf Mfg LQQJ.. . -- f E 1 Ns. 'I' -w:5-:- fig, 2 L., gk, I ITN. --' 1?-Q. I I - Qc- -i r:' E, iiif I 3 I I . Ti f' I ' wf if 4- . K. :U-L .A 4-, ': 7 ' L'-5 I : P-3.2,-if .U .-15 V- 7:1 i..,1f? P19 - , I .s ,,',f' :l3lvL. A , ' E'Jq7,f f-',4 ' -,4 , .r all gave, . 1 ,ff j, 1-ff.'f:5',5 .., Y , .E 9:25:12-:il ,-dj. .. - T' -- -.-, , 1-puny 4.-,entry 5. '-' Q A . ..- .' 4 -7 , ,',-:- .-,, '-q.,v,'- b .:r.1'3,Sn..' , I, . ri ' .vg- KEZ Aswvv A 1, , .-,,.:.-A 4- 1,-,i'v,-,- l rn 4 J Our congralulalions Io Ilie Class of I946 upon being gradualed. We know you will conlinue 'ro give 'ro Ihe communily The co- operalion and responsibilily you learned so well in school. TI-IE UNION NATIONAL BANK of Indiana I-Iarbor, al Easl Chicago, Ind. Waller J. Riley, Pres. Complimenls of STANDARD FORGING CORPORATION INLAND STEEL COMPANY Wilfred Sykes, Pres. if xi r pw .gig L IJ, 'g-I' . 5 ,. I . iv- .,..f- .,..V - -1 Ii., . va -ZA '-1.5, - ,-ff' ig:- UMM A Ace Radio Service American Credil' Cloihing Ann IvIarie's Beaufy Shop Arnold Morgan's Delicalessen Audiforium Grill B BaIog's DeIicaTessen Barker Furnilure Company Judge Lawrence Becker BeImon're's Confeclionery Jack Berkovilz 8: Family Ber'rha's Beaufy Shop Be+Iinski's Bakery Complimenls of Dr. S. L. Bloomberg Max Blumenfeld, Jeweler Bluebird Cale Complimenls of Dr. C. Blumenfeld BIumen+hoI's Bonnef Shoppe Borowski's Pharmacy Brach's Food Shop Brady's Service Sfalion Broadway Dress Shop Broadway I-Iardware Brofhers Resfauranl Busy Corner Confeclionery C Calumef Laundry Calumel Tobacco Company Frank Caparros Service Slraiion Jess Caparros Service S+a+ion Cappy's Shell S'ra+ion Carson's Furs Inc. Cen+raI Drugs Complimenfs of Chapmans Cifizens Coal 8: Lumber Company Dr. J. F. Clancy Clark Furs Club Cigar S'fore Columbus Drive Garage Ben Crowe Trucking D Davis Sporf Shop C. C. Delnicki Deluxe Shoe Rebuilders E Easl Chicago Insurance Board Roberl G. Eslill Euclid Dry Cleaners F Falcone 8: Lax Service Sialion Farmers Poullry 84 Eggs Dr. Berniece de Frei1'as French Shoppe Pefer Friedland Friedman's Jewelers Complimenis of a Friend Dr. Forsz'f G Garman Painl Company General Drug Company George's Drug Slore Glass Service Inc. Goodman's Drug S'rore Complimenfs of Goodyear Service Sia Iion Grand Billiards Leon J. Granger, Assessor N Township Complimenls of Roberl A. Grove Dr. Grupe General Oil 84 Supply Company I-I Hammond Business College I-Iarbor News Agency I-Iarbor PosT I-IazeI's Dress Shop V. C. I-Ieim I-Iemlock Grocery I-Iiawafha Resfaurani I-Io'r Dog John I-Iousehold Finance I-Iurwich Furniiure Indiana Barber Shop Indiana Lumber 84 Coal Company Indiana Resiauranf Indiana Theafer Inland Gale Confeclionery J Dr. J. Jacob, Chiropraclor Dr. J. Jarabak Dr. A. M. Johnson, Denlisl' L Lake Aulo Supply Compa Dr. E. L. Levin Logans Tuxedo Renfals M Mar+in Koi's Grocery Malchen's Flower Shop 'TY Complimenfs of Dr. Mallhews Maynor Pain? Company McAuliflee Plumbing 8: l-lealing Co. McGuan Funeral Home Mellas Dress Shop Complimenls of Dr. and Mrs. Mervis Mayor Migas Mil-Rene Beaufy Shop Dr. l-larold S. Minlz P. Mirovich Berl' Milchell, Jeweler Modern Cleaners Morris Shop George Mosny Joseph Mosny N Nagdeman's Nassau 8: Thompson Inc. Nook Toy Shop O Oleska Funeral Home Dr. Oslrowski P Complimenls of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pecar People's Furnilure Pepsi-Cola Boffling Co. Perian's Markef Leo Pe+er's Bowling Alley Philips Sfyle Shop Pogach, Merchanf Tailor Pora Travel Bureau Union Complimen+s of Charles P repsky R Ragelis Food Shop Reaven's Jewelry Slore Red Slar Shoe Repair Royal lce Cream Company Complimenfs of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Rumas S John Saesan, Sr. May Shoemaker's Gill Shop Silaghi's Markel' Complimenls of Dr. A W Sirlln Spec+or's Clolhiers Dr. J. S. Slanley Nick Slepanovich Slerling Sludios S'reven's Grocery l-larry Tarler Tepper's Loan Office Joe TiHle 8: Sons Tony's Floral Shop Topa's Grocery Trolley Diner Tumlin's Food Shop Twin Cily Floral Shop Twin Cily Furnilure Tysh's Markef U Uniled Milk Company V W. B. Van l-lorne, Jr. Vic's Service Slalion W Washinglon Lumber 8: Coal Company Complimen+s of Bob Warshaw Complimenls of Sam Wexler Mary Wilgus, Beaulician B. W. Worwa Y Yellow Cab Company Z Complimenls of A. 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