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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1950 volume:

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No matter What tomorrow brings - the soul inside rne sings that these have been the best years of our lives. Editor Secretary-Treasurer VIOLET VLAHINICH ROSE MARIE SPUDICK Managing Editor Art Editor LUELLEN SIMBALMOS SIM HOGAN S gg 'B v 'bi gg., .2 Q vem 5 Q Q smvwfwi ' 880 ilpfe, T Rh A mlm DEDICATION . . . These have been the best years ol our lives. They have set the louridationg it is up to us to build from there. How high we build and how strong our building depends on us. These years have brought us more than education ff - along with the tears and laughter ol youth, they have given us memories of yesterday and dreams lor tomorrow. But we need more than dreams. We need a firm belief in ourselves and in our ability to lullill those dreams. We dedicate this years Anvil to that dream, to that luture, knowing lull Well that The luture lies not in the hands ol late, but in ours. 1950 AN VIL XlAASSFI2'3i21X3S?Hi 5312315 as ii as 1 2 Q 4 8 if 5 ' ggi iw 2 1 S 511 S Q d 5 Q V I 'wwf I-1.4-' I 'Lf --L -3-In , --L I Q- If5gl.ClIII1,Iz1.eII CELZOZ? 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION Rudolph Iarabal: President Stanley Kwiat Treasurer Herbert Rimes Secretary A. C. Senour Superintendent oi Schools Qi eil ,I fir if V ADMINISTRATION Mr. Cash Our Principal Mr. T. V. Altenderfer Assistant Principal Mr. C. E. Kellam Assistant Principal and Dean ol Boys Miss K. DePew Dean of Girls ,.,wf 'QS THEY HAVE M, .S .pi 40? I X Miss Bistriccm Office Staff Miss M. Brennecke Miss K. De Pew Mr. Souter Social Science Social Science 5 lv ., 4 : W t V .ms W- 3 -fab' Miss F. Boomer Miss K. Dclugheriy Miss M. Flinn Miss Carter Music Miss Lucas Librarian HEI X Q. Q3 ED TO SEE US THROUGH... 1? 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Saboli Mr. I. Siegle Mrs. M. Sievert Miss S. Skrentny Miss L. Sowerby Mr. I. Souier Miss S. Szilagyi Miss M. Sufana Mr. A. Schweingruber Mr. P. Usher Miss E. White Mr. N. Young Mx. l. Zitko TEACHERS NOT PICTURED I. Baratto F. Iohnson V. Bowen M. Iohnston G. Brill G. Kendall C. Buckley M. Kincaid I H. W. Clark H. Lidsler N. Dunn E. Malovich 5 D. Everly V. McCullough K. Flynn E. McFeeley R. Foot N. Mills , I. Greenis B. Mintz W. Hoel M. Murphy B. Hurst A. Parker H. Reeves E Y r -W X as if I X 2 I A ,Q-wk H.. Q . .. . 3? 'Il' of' ,, I jg, ,nn Zin jllilemuriam Gllarenne QE. jfauher Bom 1893 Died 1949 Mr. Fauber, born in Tazewell County, Illinois, graduated from Monticello High School in 1911 and began teaching that same year. In 1924, after thirteen years of teaching experience, he came to East Chicago. In 1936, Purdue Uni- versity granted him a Bachelor of Science Degree in Industrial Education and awarded him the Master of Science Degree in Education in 1948. For twenty-five years, Mr. Fauber was instructor of Woodworking and cabinet making in Washington High School and the unofficial counselor of many youth. In 1946, he became counselor for the freshmen. By 1948, he was recognized as chairman of the Industrial Education Department and hi f ll teachers honored him by ele t' , s e ow c ing him for two years as president of the East Chicago Teachers Association. lust th is fall Mr. Fauber became assistant principal in charge of Wash- ington Elementary. ln this position, he again demonstrated his abilit t ' his all in every assignment he d y o give un ertook. In the few months that he was in the elementary school, he was loved and respected by both the students and teachers. Mr. Fauber will always be re membered by everyone as a kind and en- thusiastic teacher, and also as a good friend. Working hard? Sam's Class Umm. it must be good Greetings from our student manager South Bend, here we come! Fun at the beach Zing, zing Throw her in I'm thirsty Stepping out Big feet The Feminine Angle Fresh? Oh. the good ole' summertime Our buddy, Mr. Boneicki IU is rs K W Ai. if '51-fi? 5 W, is Yi yn 45 Q iff 1? Just Look Around and Count Our Blessings Now The Wizard of Oz Victory Oh '46f h B d dhd When We Were Younger . . . 4 J UNIORS Class of 1951 Henry Zigulis. president: Mary Ann Tominovich, secretary: Eugie Gibbs. vice-president. 1 ' 3,2 ,, -Q, . WJ.. , y Allen Q I Anderson . r Q il. . mf Anguiano, F. A Anguiano. L. iff B F W' is . WWl if- 155 as Z .. V . A X , . ,. we .f1iF?fls x-if ' A f 5, by M f ss. ff S' f 'Vs S :ll ft A 1 ,afis-gs w K 1 56 S K 1 J .gs -Sggai ' X-:r M X 9. if-ff 19 .ff A ff if ,Wo We S :NI 'iq Anfon . l ' Bailey. E. Bailey, H. Barczak - 11 Barloga - Y Battle I Q ., Beck 'fame BedeHa Bedoy ' Billan Blakely : l Bonilla X ' M - .-1. Booten V ' :ii P Buitron A Bulfa Ili f E Boyd Buzea Buzinski - ' Campbell W . Carson Carter B Chaffee ' - V ' Chambegs ' Qubsr B :.A z Criswell M 7 Crnkovic 2 Cutean . . Davies ' L: qt :'i De La Rosa AA Dent I Collins D - , Dominguez lfvllg l . M oneg y Doneghy, S. A Duimich ' ' 'M Edmond Emond IUNIORS Evans Felszegi Fernandez Florence .Blame Furticella Gaidor Galvan Gerka Gibbs Gill Gonzalez Goodrich Grabski Gray Gregorich Guerrero F Hansen Hanson Harris Herrera - an Himden Hogan Hojnacki Hora Hutchinson Idzkowski Icxcque Ienkins Iohnson Iunikon Kapitan Karetka Kennedy Kornet Kostel Kovacik Kozacik Koziolkiewicz Lacko Leavitt Lekas Lickwar Logan London Lowe Lukacek MacDonald Magiera Major Mulikolf Manous Martin M1 W. ri? ',,n- .A cr, Xa .. 'V .. 1: : - . , ,,...,Q5fr H19 1 A .5 4-rv ' 4 ff: sy fl J. 'K g A 'CY wg!! , 1 it 1 is A -la M 3 fa A Q 5 it .,: 1 , .A - y QQ, V' ' wr' W ' ' . . -. 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Q55 Mitchell, H. ' '75 ,,, . Miichell, L. 532 V Molnar, E. 'S' ,Q . Molnar, S. . . Morgan A 5 5 Mravinac J R .sal if. 3 Mulle . .7 ' Munoz ., R Mushmushicm e Ndpiwocki 43 .1 ,.,.. A .,,. Navarro R fi af Olschw .ir R' Q A4 Oriega -.3 3--, . 77 - Palmer isis L KA- ' ' 3 N Parnell 'Q R PGHQYSOH . LLLQ z L. - ff l Paunovich f Pfrvelkfr :ini . M.. Perales . '. T ' . . Peierson I philpoi , , in Pickeff ' Q z ?' Pogosoff. H. ' Pogosofi. V . o 1 Posey - f- ' .X A 'Q . Poulos . 3' '-Y Powell ' ' E ' V . A Pressnell '31 I 4 A , Puhlyak f f? .., Railwvich if . 1 ' if . ,f 'X . Raseta . . V Heaven V ' 5' -K - L . . Regenovich ,.'. S Rex v w. L Richmond Roberson Robinson, E. Q4 . 1 ..,. - 9 b Robinson, Ed. W , -, Q Rodriguez 4 ' i Ross is-9 ii ' ' . Rothstein R R - no 1 3 'Q Rozmanich v' ' V Rubies 'M Sanchez iq Sanders 1 Schmoeller 0 Schroeder . ,L ' W - . ' . 3 I- I ' Scott 'Y '- f ' X - Shabnl- n . 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M if . r Q ff Fish r 4: I Flesher f V- M ' 5 Flores Fox, P. 2 1 Fox, R. .. 17 is A . ,, 5 Franciski XR Q, H 9 V Francoeur 'E 5 W I A , P 5 ' Furry L ' rf V A f ' I Galvan Mn gf' A ' - f -.I Garcia Gardner Gardow V Garrett ' A A 'Z 'Z' ' Gask R' if- -' Gerka f , gg 9 0 Giles ' :V IH jyxl 1 , , Gillespie ' ffm- ' V f' Ginther A Glover , V, Gomez. I. - , Gomez, R. X39 W 'Q L- Gonzalez. I. 64- 0 . ' ' , Gonzalez, L. , - , f Gonzalez. R. I 'WI V ,ATL I Goodrich Grunstein , Guiden P K , Hadady V' Halsen 4 l ,-' Handlon V , Hannah Harmon I ' Harris - A V Hastings V I 5' .QT A f 4. ., Hernandez, I. 6 A I A ' A .5 Hernandez. N. V V Vl.. - . 7 A Herrera V , ni' I Y r' do G ll Hlavaty T W 'I Hogan Holem Hoos .3 House 3 V' V Howard X , f Hric 1' Hriso f 1 . Hudec f i A i i Hutton ' U T, , Ivey Ei Y' V I ' ' E .Ei Iliiasevich ef ' ' V - . Y L ' 2 Ilivvici My ' . A ' 5-1. V ' -2 VV f Iames I , V' ' . X 'A fi Iefferson X L 2555! f I Ienkins Iernigan V ' f, Ierome ! qv if . J Iohnson, M. ' 'fi . Iohnson, S. , 5:1 2 I Iones. B. r'V ' V j ,A ' Iones, Claudia K A in Iones C. A V ii ' Iones. L. A V - - V Iurina 5 ij' A ' Q Kapitan , Q ' .. , 4:15 Kapszukiewicz '17 in-mf' J V . X Kasper 5 QV, if -'1A 5' . A ' 4 . Kaszczyszyn V gffzff, . ' 47 J X A' Katzourakis , KEIQY 6. 131, ' .1 mg 4 f' 1.2534 '5 7' ' ' ,H .- f Kirksey , 5 Q i P 1. .5 , A Eg Klugfl 'gf 1' M if '3 4. A Klus V f ..b,,.. 5 4 VAVL V. N r Vx Knezevich - ' 1 ji' ' A , . 3 . 2-2.7 4 'H fl . il f, t . ig, A 5 i Srl 18' A Q .,s, 'V . , is Aff -Q . Q.hI n 2. ...I R t K .ll A , .we R, ,J ill .ak f g Ju -xii iii? Hgrilf . ml- 1 .A Mft W3 1 .2 of L M- ' .af c , A S73 i t o ., ,rkjfwxli f YU' M -195 .:'-i M 2 o 'lvi 1 Q. ff . xx, m I A ., ,, L L , Sg' '1- , A Q V... 7. 7 M.. Q . ..f,Q., KM.. lg cw' Lg f iii ,f I ,, V .44 is l t til' 1 bl FR sl X E 2 Ei :Vfwg as ' - Y Y :J ... .A ii .pgs - W9 , 4 . x - vi 1 -. Q x ,fa EV ,Nqr V Q: f ,x,,,,.. 'Q 3. 1 K, .. ff Rf' In tug .Jac ev' 1' H1 ' -,-is ...X 1 - xww k I fi. . Q fa ... Y, ve' pf 1 f ps... 2' ' if L ff SOPHOMORES Kokotis Kolisz Kolwicz Korgich Kosovac Kropp Kuleck Lachowicz Lampkin Lakota Lax Lazzell Liplcovtich Lobodzinski Longnecker Lopez, I. Lopez, M. Lozano Luscovich MacKenzie Mahone Major Manous Markin Martinez, Eloisa Martinez, Esther Mata Mathews Matusz Mayor McGlasson McKinney McKinnie Mendoza Meyers Mikolaiczyk, C. Mikolaiczyk, I. Mikolajczyk. M. Mills, F. Mills, I. Mistcmchik Mitchell Molnar Molodet Morgan Moten Murakowski Myren Nallenweg Nava Nesbitt Ochoa Ortega Ortiz Pacheco Pacurar Pataky Pearce Pedzwiatr Pena Penick Perez, C. Perez, H. Perry, D. Perry, H. Perry, R. Petrunich. G. Petrunich, M. Pierazek Pinkins Pito Plesha Plys Podgorslri Popovich, G. Popovich, M. Powell SOPHOMORES Protho. B. Protho, E. Psaros. I. Psaros. S. Quintanilla Randuk Reigert Reys Ridgcll Rodriguez Romandini Ruehling Ruiz Rush Ross Ruszowski Ryfa Sacek Sanchez Sandor Sapp Sarkisian Scott, A. Scott, M. Sebastian, C. Sebastian. I. Sertich Sharlike Shehigun Shepherd Sherette Siminski Sims Szkopiec Smith, K. Smith, L. Smith. R. Smith. Ruth Somy Sporniclc Stasiewicz Stephens Swentko Szmagai Szmutlco Tarver Taylor Thornburg Trenka Truly Turoci Upshaw Uriss Vela Velasquez Vera Vorice Walker Wallace Watkins Watson, Ray Watson, R. Weldon Williams. E. Williams, M. Williams. R. Wilmot Wilson, C. Wilson, D. Wilson, L. Wheeler Whiting Wolie Wright Yuritic Ziller t Q, .1 QF G 23:7 f VZ 19 r J ,a if In W 1. .av .4 Q J Q , A , 1 f Q. X 5 : y N -ur J , ,,: L, .Q . ' ' A ik' --v U 7 f K X S w ,, 9 -a I ,H ,gi I if .itil -21 'if' 1- i. Qian mf 7?-32 te l . all ., 4 , v 5 I . I fir' s .A ' Ee! . , fi if A 7 hh'X 1 y . 1' A it time A .ms 4? ' V f gf 2 gf , R' F 1 A y bww? 21 A .. W, ,Q V.- I 'Ji 4:0 ., N B .2 +1 t E , .J A ,kkiy 2 K, K is rK.7 A 5 A h Q E ' , : ' - If ff al i A y .' f M 'Q ' ' , fzlvitaf. al as f ' 1 , ii' lg Q ' -1, K, ' is ul 'f X215 if :Jw Ji Ry, 1. FRESHMEN Abeyta Abraham Adams, A. Adams, D. Adams. M. Adams, W. Aguirre Allande Almason Alvarez Anderson Andrews Arredondo Atlas Avington Bailey, D. Bailey, R. Baiusz Baker Barabas Basiaga Battle Bennett Berzac Blakely Blanco Bokich Bonilla Bozeman Bridgeman Brown Buczynski Buggs Buitron Bulia Carlson Carrillo Carter, Elizabeth Carter, Elsie Castaneda Cergizan Chobanov Chulay Chyzy Clanton Clark Cooper. K. Cooper, E. Coty Crabb Crawford Crouch Cubranich, I. Cubranich, M. Cuquel Dahlin Daronatsy Davila Davis, D. Davis, L. Dean Deleget Delitko Denard Dillard Dougherty Dowdell Dungey Elliot Estudillo Evans Fish Flores Flowers Flynn Fodor Fozkos Fritz Galbo Gamez, I. Gamez, R. Gant Gasior Gay F RESHMEN Gaynor Glasper Golden Goldsmifh Goniko Goshay Griffin Guzman, C. Guzman, P. Hall, I. Hall, R. Halliday Hamnik Hannah Hansen Hardaway Harris, I. Harris, Madison Harris, Mary Hatfield Hercey Hicks Hinson Hoinacki Holeman Holewinski Howard I Hribljan Hubbard Hunt Ignas Iackson, C. Iackson, E. Iames Iarabak Iones, E. Iones. I. Iones, I. W. Iones. M. Iones, P. Iones. R. Iulkes Iuratic Iurik Kallay Kamalich Kasprzak Kiaurakis Klen Kolicz Kornef Kvenic Krygier Kula Kutsugeras Landers Lane Larkin, T. Larkin, W. Lax Lee Leonard. I. Leonard, Levan Levin Lien Lipkovitch Lochivski London Lovin Lowe Lucero Luna Luscovich Machnic Mack. C. Mack, I. Maglish Makowski Maniotes Nlansern Marshall Marfinez Mastey N. ' 1 , It I. 1: ,. , ., I ' ' f . , 1. ,x 1 o I Q .L - f 1 Q Q :, s1aF.L: S I :If I A el. 5 A' A W A 5 1 fl, 'sf J T 71? In xi G I 'en I xp, W x 17 .V ig ..- . Q, ,gg X -ev l ,H I 3 . ' , 1 f I . .P zQ?zfIfl f :nf :7l ' -8 Q ' V-,J ' -, If 2,4 K 5 ,. X-'Ii' ' - Y ' ' ff if if f E i ' A 1' li A , 5 , . .4 w - 3 il , A l K gl l V Al V i r' 11. ' ' --ff .4 .i 1' A ' ' I Q 1 P , f 1 3' J H A I u' 1 Q 1 0 ff if , ,. , lk .5 lr AV .' V- f ,' . ,Aw w le I :NK ' ff , f , I . 9 , , ,Lf I l ' . .5 70 t P A, I vi! f ,.., 3. I ., ,.,, Y , my - r is X Q A i , Ya VI E. fl 4 If . I I al, ,Ari lg ga I Q21 L . 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Paladine Palmer Pataky Pedroza Pena Perkins Perko Perovic Peterson Petrovich Phillips Phipps, M. Phipps, R. Pilipow Pinkins Piorkowski Plimpton Poi Pope Posey Powell, D. Powell, I. Prater, O. Prater, H. Prentice Puchley Puente Quinlan Rabatin Ramer Raseta Regenovich Hex Reyes Rich Robinson Robinson, B. Robinson, R. Robles Rodriquex Hoque Ross, E. Ross, l. F RESHMEN Ruder Hush Ruszowski Sacelc Sainato Samano Sclmarzia Samuels Sanchez Sandberg Sayger Schramlin Seto Shaffer Shep Sikich Silva Slocum Smith. B. Smith, M. Smith, N. Smogolecki Soria Speiewski Spisak Spudic, P. Spudic, P. Stein Stoyakovich Stuckert Styburski Suchar Suggs Switzer Szitas Tadich Tengosik Thomas, G. Thomas, S. Thompson Tipp Tracey Traczyk Truly Truttling Trzcinski Turner Tutto Vadas Vela Velasquez Valdez Vanasdall Varga Velligcm Villa Villapundo Walczak, B. Walczak, I. Walesiak Ware Wasson Watkins Wesolowski Wheeler Williams, C. Williams, E. Williams, H. Willis Wilmot Wilson Winters Wojcik Wolclk Yates Zaragosa Zellers Zivich Zuvich Y V. - K A 3 J f x , -I 171 I - is U ? I 'T Y llllll fi! Y ZZ . wig. 1 - K cv X , . I 1 5 ' . ff ea 659 Q 'Q 1 ,Qlf iff? ir , , T' ii 3' S i if 'Vs 4. ,C ,X ff KV4- I 1 - 1 4 , U . jf rv f' .a vfm , ff ff' . ni 55 V, , , if sf t f f M J Q, . , A -ff 7 Ax's Y 'N ,, ln at I .I 0 Rx' 5 Q' T, r .. , I K V' ' se.: Y , H 'I f - if Na , V 6' A5 - - . ' it 1 ii , A . jf, . W I :Sr H I 'H 9 i-'D' , I 1 A Q f' 'E 0 ,- ,sk ACTIVITIES MU V13 v lu- - This is the senior class of l95U as freshmen. Can you remember how our hearts pounded every Thursday night as we went into the elementary school gym to learn the l-2 step from Miss Kopko? The five foot four girls were lined up on one side of the room and the four foot five boys on the other, This was the preparation for our first big activity in high school - the Freshman Party. This was the climax, the supreme moment when We walked in with our first high school date. Do you recall the embarrassment of the first turnabout dance when it was up to the girl to pick her partner? How afraid you were to ask your secret thrill because he would find out about your crush? So you asked his best buddy, who probably became your steady . And now We are seniors S the years have been short and beautiful. The dancing is over, and we are walking home, hand in hand, with tears in our eyes and trust in our hearts. lt has been a Wonderful four year party. We had our failures and profited by them, we had our triumphs and reveled in them. Now we have the future, and No matter what tomorrow brings W the heart inside me sings that these have been the best years of our lives. . . . World Conquering Schemes THESE HAVE BEEN THE BEST Y Violet Vlahinich Luellen Simbalmos Editor-in-Chiel Managing Editor .gf x wg 'S ' 9 1, S ' : A g ain ',. Situ ' 57 i S ' Lillian Logan Advertising Editor Arthur Meyers Boys' Sports Editor mt 1 ix I of ,gg ,Ei Rose Marie Spudic Secretary-Treasurer Leona Antonian Subscription Editor Catherine Spoliaric Assistant Subscription Editor Sim Hogan Carolyn Myren Rose Marie Galosich Art Editor Literary Editor Literary Editor Sam Korgich Marie Slcertic Mary Ann Nallenweg Photographer Production Stott Production Staff SENIOR ANVIL STAFF 2? Minnie Morgan Girls' Sports Editor Ruth Blankenship Production Staft RS OF OUR LIVES . . . AT WORK We will do our best to turn out an excellent yearbook, and we will co-operate with each other in order to achieve this goal. This is the contract the Senior Anvil Staff made with the school and the senior class. Suppose we peek into room 213-A and catch our Anvil Staff at work. That nervous, young woman running up and down our l9'x6' office happens to be Violet Vlahinich, the editor. Violet has assumed the responsibility of seeing that all the work is in before the deadlines . . . and its no easy Job. V' l ts heels is Luellen Simbalmos. Luellen is the managing editor Following close at io e and supervises the work of the advertising and subscription staffs. l-leading the advertising staff is Lillian Logan. Lillian and her staff have been making the lives of the merchants miserable until they have bought a space in our Anvil. ln one corner of the room we seem to see little yellow slips and dollar bills flying around. No cause for excitement, its only Leona Antonian and Catherine Spoljaric, the subscription editor and assistant, planning their campaign to sell thousands and thous- ands of Anvils. That isn't machinery you hear, its the overworked brains of our literary editors, Rose Marie Galosich and Carolyn Myren. They have charge of all the write-ups, and it seems to be wearing them out. Walking around with a dazed look on her face is Rose Marie Spudick, the secretary- treasurer. lf you listen closely, you can hear her mumbling something like this - checks for this company, receipt to Mr. So CS So, must get that letter out- poor Hose. Banging away on the typewriter is Marie Skertic. Ready to take over when she col- lapses is Mary Ann Nallenweg, and when shes done for, theres always Ruth Blanken- ship. This is our production staff. By the way, Mary Ann Nallenweg is also assistant editor of the Weekly Anvil. ' ' H ' S' I-lo an Bent over his drawing board is the Rembrant of the Anvil Staff. eis im g , the art editor. Squeezed just inside the door are Minnie Morgan and Art Meyers, our sport editors. ' L t but not least is Sam Korgich, our photog- They are also in charge of concessions. as , rapher, who is probably out snapping pictures right now. ' ff. E t for a few gray hairs, we're none the worse for wear. But Well, that s your sta xcep how well we've done our job . . . thats up too youll! We did our best. SENIOR ASSISTANTS Lett to Right: Gcxlik, Holt. Hanusniuk, Vcxno. Not Pictured: Betty Iones, Mildred Galbo. Do- lores Luptak, Louis Parnisari. I QNQX l ff lt advisers Mr Kincaid Mr Matovich and Miss Murphy - With the he p o acu y - . , . , this year's Weekly Anvil deserves to make the headlines. For the first time in twenty years the style of the Weekly Anvil was changed. Instead ot the traditional three column style, four columns are now used to make a better and more interesting school paper. ln addition to this, another major change occurred. No longer do the print shop classes do the work for the paper. The staff is assigned to a regular print shop class and given print shop credit for it. Let us introduce this year's staff. We are proud of their achievement and congratulate them on their success. The editor, blond and brilliant, is Mildred Galbo. Talented Vir- ginia Galik and versatile Eugenia Baltes are assistant editors. Clever Esther Iacoby writes the interesting articles with a new slant that has created f much comment. Her mystery questions have stumped the besto us. f d hi with Myrtle was exposed by colum- The diary of Hortense, based on her rien s p , nists Gladys Drake and Salli Evans. ln it was found all the latest gossip and through the year it has proved most informative. 'd t'ti d our exchange edi- Beating a path to and from the Post Office, we found andi en 1 ie tors Pat Karvelis and Mary Ann Nallenweg. Mary Ann took over the job of assistant editbr when Eugenia graduated in Ianuary. The roving reporters - Renette Golden, Dorothy Tengosik, Helen Psaltis, lrene Vano, Teresa Szymanski, and Kathryn Poi - are continually coming up with something new in the way of news stories about activities in school. On the sports page Amelia Hanusniak kept the sports-minded girls Well-informed. George Henderson should be commended on the excellent work done in writing the boys' sports column. l ast we have the business managers efficient Corelei Crowe Last, but by no means e , , and energetic Ioyce Hetrick. lt was their job to supervise the sales of the solicitors and distribute the Anvil. WEEKLY ANVIL Mildred Galbo Editor Eugenia Baltes Assistant Editor Virginia Galik Assistant Editor Corelei Crowe and loyce l-letrick Business Managers Hsu... NW pnlllungm i x THE WEEKLY ANVIL STAFF First Row: Szymunski, Vano, Iacoby, Tengosik, Galbo, Poi, Drake, Balies, Galik, Golden. Nallenweg. Second Row: Psaltis. Hanusniak, Karvelis, Heirick, Evans. Third Row: Dongu. Skopiec, Henderson. .....nm 1 H WEEKLY ANVIL SOLICITORS First Row: Wanckowicz, Gibbs, Shesler, Lukacek, Kostel, Pogosoii, Antonian. Morgan, D. Miller, Iohnson. Second Row: Napiwocki, Scruse aba1HE5Ga1ik, Hcxnusniak. Hora, Beck. Tominovich. Hanson. Slamkowski. Third Row: Spisak, Lovin, Munoz, Lacko, Nallenweg, Bulia, S. Miller, Hansen, Vlahinich, Simbalmos. Fourth Row: Furticella, Kovacik, Robertson, McDonald, Galbo. Warner. Rybicki. Mushmush- ian. Kozacik. STUDENT GOVERNMENT 30 STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Kelly, Adich. Lggq- dnggkgg, Furticellcx, Pucurcxr, Chaffee, Stcxmcxtakis, Bubala. Lovin. Second Row: C. Comer. Rcxmer. Dahlin. Olney, Mr. Palmer. Amos. Costanza, Stepczno- vich, I. Comer. STUDENT GOVERNMENT O S Chaffee Longnecke Bubula. Kelly. r. amer. The student government is composed of eighteen councilmen, judge, clerk, and the student manager. The records Will show that our student manager has fulfilled his job to the minute details. We knew We Would have a Well-done job with Chuck Kelly as the student manager. Presiding over the student government is a senior member of the organization who has been very active in school affairs. He goes by the title of The President of the Student Government, Paul Bubalaf' Order in the court is the familiar cry of the honorable Iudge Longnecker, more commonly known as Bert. Letters, notes, and minutes are all efficiently attended to by Pearl Chaffee, the clerk. Under the guidance of Mr. Palmer, this year's student govern- ment has gone far to make Washington High School a better place. GIRL COUNSELORS First Row: Shesler, Morgan, Criswell, Galik, Crowe, Rothstein. D. Miller, Simbalmos Kvice- presidentj, Tharpe tsecretaryj, Vlahinich lpresidentj, S. Miller, Kostel, Antonian, Hetrick, Slamkowski, Santos, Psaros, Hanson, Lampkin. Second How: Wilson, Gibbs. Nallenweg, Iones, Blankenship. Drake, Spudick, Bulta, Spisak. Richmond, Beck, Tominovich, Turoci, Hardaway, Hanusniak, Podgorski. Third Row: Galbo, Melshen, Gibbs, Stoyakovich, Pogosoii, Luptak, Myren, Olney, Iacoby. Napiwocki, Rieckhotf, Stein, Doneghy, Warner. Scruse. Fourth Row: Vano, Sandland, Loven, Karvelis, Iohnson, I. McCormick, Kozacik, Morris. Goodrich, S. McCormick, Iureczko, McDonald, Hanson. WASHINGTON BROTHERS First Row: Parnisari, Hutchinson, Guerrero, Anguiana, Anderson. Reaven, Meyers, Vera, Monos tsecretaryl, D. Navarro, Gaio, Suggs, Himden, Cliark. Second Row: Stokes, Barloga. Capitina, Leavitt, Brav, Bonilla, Cooney fvice-presidentl, A. Navarro lpresidentl. Third Row: Kornet, Gillis. Purham, Matugu, Nelson, Ruszowski, Dolnics. Connelly, Evans Cleland. Vozar. Fourth Row: Kloac. Fisher. Angel. Zigulis, Idzknowski, Henderson, Hayes, Carlson. Poklemba Filth Row: Villapando, Wolak. livari, Whitaker, Winbush, Williams, Plaskett, Logan. Boyd Wistler. Wittig. Ciochina. OFFICERS Y-TEEN CABINEI4 First Row: Kozacik, Wesolawski, Miss Griffin, Slamkowski, Kosiel. Second Row: Mihalko, Hardaway. HI-Y OFFICERS Evans, Vozar. Himden. Vera, Mr. Bonebrake. Mr. Usher. F. H. A. OFFICERS First Row: Kokotis, Fawbush. Colling- wood, Turoci, Sims. Katzourakis. Cossey. Second Row: Deisiler. Cochran, Bridgeman, Bozeman, Crabb. Calhoun. Third Row: Miss Everly, Miss Hine- line, Miss Moore. Miss Mohr. 32 HEALTH SERVICE First Row: Phillips, Wilson, Smith, Walton F l o r e s , Chaffee, Stachon, Furiel, Parros, Mrs. Best. Second Row: Suvislak, Hetrick, Warner, Benckendorf, Choi- nacki, Olney, Logan. LIBRARY STAFF First Row: Poi, Morgan, Hetrick. Antonian, Santos, Olschki, Buchsiaber. Second Row: Lampkin, McCor- mick, Goodrich, Simbalmos. Vano, Lukacek, Miss Lucas. LOCKER COMMISSION First Row: Duimich, Wells, Mi- halko. Doris, Wilson, Galosich. Siepanovich Spudick, Darnutsy. Second Row: Skerlic, Bulfa Karetka. MacDonald, House Criswell, Tominovich, Sertich Comer, Noonan. Third Row: Genisauski, Kelly. Fourth Row: Vanderzeyde, korg.- nggt Buhala. 33 GENERAL ASSEMBLY First Row: Perry. Ferencz, Golden Hora, Pieruzek. Furiel, Szyman- ski. Palmer. Second Row: Stamcxtcrkis, Kelly. Iones, Passales, Anderson, Him- den, Miss Daugherty. STUDENT MANAGERS CABINET First Row: N. Comer, Henderson. Winbush. Second Row: Gillis , Lovin, Bubala, Stcrmatcrkis, Kelly. Spoliaric, F:-I.-1lLiQQuQL.schCIff6E. Crawford, Qongnecker. Dolnics. Third Row: Slepanovich, Cos- lcmzcr, Pcrcurcrr, Dcxhlin. I. Comer. MOVIE OPERATORS First Row: Angel, Tomczak, Long- necker, Connelly, Klouc, Fisher, Iivari, Mr. Iohnson. Second Row: Rex. Scmdor, Spiscxk. Himden, Gaio, Korgich. Third Row: Pcrrnisari, Schroeder, Hruzik, Leavitt, Allure. MONITOR CAPTAINS Firsl Row: Spoljaric, Widis, Levin, Morris, Warner, Mr. Palrner. Second Row: Hayes. Zigulis, An- derson, Wittig, Kolisz. 5 R LAW COM SSION First Row: Olney, Galik, Kostel Kovacik. D o n e g h y. Amos Hardaway. Q Alf, ,- MA ,Lf Second Row: Qgqnza, Wisler Danikolos, Stepanovich, Kelly Suggs, Stephens, Kapitan. Third Row: Henderson, Shehigan Miss Skrentny Gibson, Bubala, Comer. SENIOR USHERS Firsl Row: Sloyakovich, Hanson Komcik, McCormick, Spoliaric, Zigulls, Goodrich, Karetka Buchsiaber, Hansen. Second Row: Carlson, Bubala Kolisz, Rueling, Korgich, Adich Mr. Palmer, Iones. Third Row: London. PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE First Row: Zairan, Dernulc, Rich- mond, Tominovich, Criswell, Cutean Cpresidentl, Barczak Csecretaryl, De La Rosa Ktreas- urerl, Olschki, Gill. Second Row: Bulfa, Wanckowicz. Holt, Hardaway, Tracy lser- geant-at-armsl, Ruehling Cvice- presidentb, Karetka, flVliha1ko, Gibbs. Third Row: Blakely, Crnkovic, Grabski, Kozacik, Ilivioci, Cos- sey, Doneghy. Fourth Row: Bubala, Kovacik, Duimich, Mr. Mincz, Larkin, Comer. FIRE MARSHALLS First Row: Nallenweg, Deardorli, Aliaro, Kopanda, MacKenzie. Second Row: Kapitan, Bubala, Shehigan, Evans, Philpoi, Re- genovich. Third Row: Parnisari, Vera, Mey- ers, Wisler, Gaio, Fisher, Fer- nandez, Dolnics, Ruszowski, Tracey, Noonan, Winbush. Fourth Row: Comer, Suggs, Hayes, Mueller, Zigulis, Ser- tich, Mudrovich, Brgdford, Sta- matakis, QI-.T6iT ' :k5Q Brown, Ciochina, Navarro. Filth Row: Cooney, Matuga, Ko- vacilc. Sixth Row: Whitaker, Rescan, Bulla. V , BOOSTER COMMITTEE First Row: Comer, Dahlin, Bubala, Lovin, Fox. Second Row: Hriso, Kelly, Fernan- dez, Bacs. Third Row: Sandor, Stamitalcis, Baker, Podgorski. Fourth Row: Simbalmos, Davis, Spudick, Milfalko, Turoci. Fifth Row: Kowalik, Cooney, Ser- iich, Genisauski, Adich. Sixth Row: Mr. Boneicki, Beverly, Ayamo, Wells, Antonian, Het- rick, Bulfa, Myren. Seventh Row: I. Comer, Kosovac, Lax, Bradford, Ruszowski. LOST AND FOUND COMMISSION Fits! Row: Miss Bell, Chanall, Cubranich, Deleget, Sziias, Baiur. I Second Row: abardis Thomas, Skertic, apiwocki, Silay, Spoliaric, Stoyakovich. GENERAL ELECTION BOARD Firsl Row: Iacoby, Miller, McCor- mick, Kelly, Blankenship, Vla- hinich, Bubalcx. Second Row: Vozar ongneckei Mr. Palmer. Matuga, oT1EB-rfb RED CROSS First Row: Goodman, Bridgeman, Iernigan, V e r a , Messenic, Machnic, Aldrin, Spoljaric, Tharpe, Blankenship, Buchstab- er, Gomez, De La Rosa, Mar- tinez, Varga, Flores, Nelson. Second Row: Matus, Marich, Rob- inson, Holt, Rich, Suchar, Mitchell, Melshen, Hribljan, Crabb, Buchsiaber, Takacs, Lampkin, Silay, Cure, Flesher. Third Row: Sainato, Hriblian, Chulay, Perry, Ruszowski, Bar- loga, Miss Kozacik, Goodrich, Bulla, Iureczko, Pierazek, Ber- zac, House, Connolly. Fourth Row: Chyzy, Harris, Thome ton, Cooper, Evans, Cossey, Leonard, Mislanchik, Wilhelm. Walton, Cha-tba. Olney, Genis- auski. 1 Y . pP LLLL PUBLICITY BOARD First Row: Booten, Wolf, Cho- banov, Furticella, Spisak, Cure Garcia, Messenic, Mravinac Slamkowski, Kokatis, Dahlin. Second Row: Gearring, Iivari, Dolnics, Iacque, Kelly, Fisher, Lovin, Turks, Vera, Leavitt. STAGE CREW First Row: Mueller, Polkemba, Priest, Cicic, Zigulis. Second Row: Hruzik, Meyers, Par- nisari, Vozar. GENERAL WELFARE AND INTER-SCHOOL AFFAIRS First Row: Hanusniak, Lickwar Blankenship, Iohnson, Hetrick, Antonian, Kelly. Second Row: Hayes, Morris, Ol- ney, Hanson, Galik. Third Row: Anderson, McCor- mick, Cossey, Goodrich, Vano Fourth Row: Gaio, Galbo, Luptak Filth Row: Vozar, Bubala, Gay- den. 1 1 DEBATING AND NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE First Row: Mr. Foor, Iacoby, Bu- bala, Blankenship, Spoliaric Vano, Second Row: Olschki, Leavitt, Palmer, Katzourakis, Hardaway Third Row: Kelly, Kapitan. Lacko Gibbs. Fourth Row: Iarabak, Dupps Matus, V o z a r, Stoyakovich Iohnson, McCormick. IUNIOR ASSISTANTS First Row: Chapman, Pogosoff Spoliaric, Slamkowski, Mihalko Rothstein, Malikoft. Second Row: Grabski, Silay Luptak, Miller, Criswell. Third Row: Stein, Furticella Doneghy, Stoyakovich, Mra- vinac. Fourth Row: Liclcwar, Bulfa, To- minovich, Karetka, Barzak. Filth Row: McCormick, Morris Olney, Goodrich, Hanson. Sixth Row: Anderson, Gaio. MAKE-UP CREW First Row: Doneghy, Goodrich Criswell. Second Row: Miller, Slamkowski Tharpe, Rothstein. Third Row: McCormick, Iureczko. Fourth Row: Vano, Hanson. Filth Row: Galbo, Hardcxway. GRAND IURY AND IUDGE First Row: Lax. Shehigan. Anton- ian. Bubala. Second Row: Guyden. Olschki Hanson. Good ' Third Row: ongnecker. Hanus nick. HI-LITES COMMITTEE Fits! Row: Tharpe. Skertic. Myren. Gaio. Suggs. Second Row: Spudic, Blanken- ship. Quigley. Cooney, Purni- sairi. Valdez. These have been . . . THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES . .AT WORK GIRL COUNSELORS SENIOR ANVIL WASHINGTON BROTHERS WEEKLY ANVIL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MONITORS STUDENT GOVERNMENT DEBATING Y-TEENS VISUAL AID LIBRARY STAFF DRAMA PATROL BOYS CHORAL CLUB HEALTH SERVICE CONCERT BAND PUPILS' SERVICE COMMISSION CONCERT ORCHESTRA FIRE MARSHALLS F. H. A. 40 SNAPS Iascha Heifetz Merry Xmas to you. Bookworms Kopanda and harem. Pre Derby Bontirr- We made it! Men? Sweethearts or strangers Some monitor! Guess who? Happy go lucky We hate to admit it. Ideal Class Do you remem- ber? Three musketec-rs Yours truly. Who's taking what picture? Our red-haired teacher. Ir. Miss Mid-year pages 41 CHORAL CLUB STRING ENSEMBLE Rothstein. Silcxy, Pavelka, Feigen bcxum. Ayamo, Malikofi, McGlas son. First Row: Galvan. Shesler. Barabcxs. Bedoy, Crowe. Lickwar. Second Row: Comer, Carter, Hernandez, Garcia, Flores, Calhoun. Kcxizourcxkis. Third Row: Stokes, Zappiu, Dongu, Guio, Schroeder, Anderson, Walker. Fourth Row: Kosovcxc. Cargil, Angel. Rodriguez, Alfaro, Ridgell. Fifth Row: Hncxtko, Pinkins. ECHOING STRAINS OE SWEET MUSIC The aim of every student interested in vocal work is to secure a place in the Choral Club, This year the Choral Club, under the direction of Mr. Wilber Hoel, was very busy. Things were really humming , The first week was get acquainted week for both members and instructor, This ended with Mr. l-loel's sweeping the floor after initiation and singing, l've Been Working on the Railroad , Then everyone got down to business. The first appearance was made during National Education Week before an audience of students and parents. ln December, the Choral Club and the Concert Orchestra combined talents to present a fine Christmas program, This was presented in two assemblies and an evening performance, all in one day. As soon as studies began in lanuary, work was started for a Sunday afternoon program in March, the spring concert in May, several exchange appearances with neighboring schools, and another assembly. Choral Club members elect two sets of officers, each serving for twenty weeks. Officers for the first semester were Andrew Stokes, president, Edward Gaio, vice-president, and Eugenia Baltes, secretary. The second semesters of! ficers were Dan Angel, Luellen Simbalmos, and Carolyn Myren. Washington has always been proud of its Choral Club and this year was no exception. The Choral Club has always been known for its fine spirit of co-operation, and this spirit was shown by both old and new members in their reception of Mr. l-loel during his first year of teaching ct Washington High School. Much of the credit goes to Mr, Hoel, who proved himself worthy of the students expectations. First Row: Hanusniak. Galik. Muresan, Aguilar. Logan, Lumpkin. Second Row: Munoz. Bulfa, Blankenship, Szymanski. Emond, Morris. Third Row: Sainato, Barloga, Tengosik. Warner, Iureczko, Myren, Simbalmos. Fourth Row: Evans, Csomor, Adich, Vano, Goodrich, Hanson. Fifth Row: Rozmanich, Vela. Zigixfisi ORCHESTRA First Row: Iurik, C. Davila, I Davila, Rothstein, Ayamo. Second Row: P. McKinney, Walk- er, F. McKinney, Gill, Doneghy Feigenbaum. Third Row: Iarabcxk, Mikhel, Silay I. Molnar, Wrobel, Booten, Lo- gan, Rieckholl. Fourth Row: Szilvasy, De Rosa Masley, Estudillo, E. Molnar Govorchin, Nelson. Fifth Row: Mr. Buckley, Kelly McGlasson. BAND First Row: Rieckhoif, Logan Crowe, Kostel. Second Row: Amborski, Rich' mond, Mayor, Ciochina, Knezo' vich. Third Row: Aguilera, Rasela. Ilio- vici, Perez, Pena, Iames, Levan Fourth Row: Sharlike, Lofton Brannon, Taylor, Collier, Bajus Pierzak, Emil, Fagyas. Filth Row? Seto, Kelly, Moore Fodor, Hclem, Gearring. 44 1 1 ORCHESTRA First Row: Iacoby, Malikolf. Dupes, Hadady. Pavelka. Second Row: Antonian. Pogosolf. Puhliak, Doneghy. Scruse, Wil- son. Third Row: Messenic, Spornick. Andrews, Lee. Daniels, Ienkins. Shep. Fourth Row: Buggs, Meyers, Le- van. Pena. Fifth Row: Bubala. Kalan. Lack- ides. ,, BAND Fits! Row: Spornick. Longnecker, Pogosolf. Antonian. Messenic. Second Row: Wrobel, Booten London, Smilh. Wells. Hutchin: son. Third Row: Rubies, Bonilla, Clark Guerrero, Ruehling, Pacheco Patterson, Chuba. Fourlh Row: Govorchin, ldzlcow- ski, Meyers. Carther. I. Domin- quez, Walk - - - ' n Nel- son, Buggs, Fillh Row: Stein. Tut , orris Mr. Young. l 45 STAGE DOOR By Edna Ferber and George S, Kaufman February 17, 1950 8:15 PM. Washington Auditorium Student Directors ........ Gladys Drake, Virginia Galik Cast of Characters Olga Brandt . Clara . . Mary Harper Mary McCune Bernice Niemeyer Madeleine Vauclain ludith Canfield Ann Braddock . Kaye rlamilton Linda Shaw lean Maitland .. Bobby Melrose Louise Mitchell Susan Paige . Pat Devine .. . Kendall Adams . Terry Randall Tony Gillette Mrs. Orcott Frank . Sam Hastings limmy Devereaux Fred Powell . Lou Milhauser .. David Kingsley . Kelth Burgess Mrs. Shaw Mr. Randall Larry Wescott Bill . . . Adolph Cfretzl . . . Corelei Crowe Pauline Goodrich .. . Sally McCormick .. .. Patti Tharpe Rose Marie Spudic . .. . .. Nancy Olney Ruth Blankenship . Euaie Gibbs Luellen Sirnbalmos Rosemarie Galosich .. . Esther lacoby .. layne McCormick . Leona Antonian .. Mozelle Wilson . Carol Doneghy .. . Marie Skertic . Mary Beth lohnson .. .. Gladys Drake . ,. Irene Vano . Ignacio Allaro . . Frank Kornet . . . Vann Major Lowell Anderson Ceorge Cacic 'Fx .. . ,,. Henry Zm D'lTsfs Harvey' Fiegenbaurn . .. . Crace Hanson . . Arnold Nelson . . Louis Parnisari .. Charles Kelly .. ... Tony Mulle The All-school play presented this year was 'Stage Door , a drama picturing the trials and tribulations ot girls who love the stage. Miss Mil- dred lohnston directed the play and added one more success to her long list ot entertaining dramas. The play was presented at two assemblies and an eve- ning performance on Feb- ruary 17. To say the ploy was a success is not enough, lor the cast was chosen so carefully that each part was played with a naturalness that charmed the audience. xp lu' J T: 11.7 ' Mix, ful 'lf X 1, . 4 Q fav fl? SCH0 THE NNTZIXPXD O? O71 The Theater tor Young Peopie, under the direction ot Miss presented the piay, uThe Wizard ot Oz at chosen trorn students in the d Tight to students h Miidred Xohnston, two assernbiies. The cast was 9th, iOth, and iith grades. The ptay was a e t d to the tweitth, tor it was presented in suc thentic costumes that every- discovered X . irst gra e orne very au d taient was se ecting trorn the an amusing way with s one was entertained. Some very goo ' this piay, and Miss Tohnston wiii have iittie tronhie 'rs to corne. in t in the yec G COS SENIORS CF 1 950 SENICR CLASS OFFICERS Arnold Nelson vice pres'd Q . - 1 ent: Ioseph Matugc, president: Edward Gaio, secretary. From the many candidates running for the senior class offices, the seniors chose the three they thought the best, and throughout the school term, they realized that they had chosen wisely. Ioe Matuga was elected president. loe was not only an excellent student but was also active on the basketball and baseball teams. Ioe presided at the senior class meetings and helped select seniors to serve on committees. Arnold Nelson was chosen as vice-president ot the class. Arnold also was a good student and a three-letter man. Arnold assisted Ioe in selectin committees. A Q For the position of secretary, the class elected Ed Gaio. Ed was well- known tor his work in the classroom, and his place on the wrestling team. Ed kept a record of each meeting. The senior class is proud t th ' o eir choice of officers. All three boys have proven themselves worthy of the confidence placed in them. COMMENCEMENT We file in one by one, conscious of our friends murmuring their approval. We take our seats, conscious ot the eyes that gleam on us with pride. Tonight we are graduating from the best years of our lives. This is our last appearance as a class - the class ot l95U. Tonight we are a group glorified, tomorrow we will be separate units. Tonight we are a group approved ot, we are bestowed with h tomorrow we are o onor and glory, n our own. ln every heart with h ' a .pra e th ' t e tear and hope there is y r at tomorrow and in all the t omorrows to come we will merit th same approval, honor, and glor . e Y The pages signit th t ' y a it is time for us to receive our diplomas. We rise and one by one walk across the stage w'th ' ' ' s 't ' 1 all the dignity we can muste ' pi e oi the lumps in our throats W I' 1l'1 . e clutch our diplomas . . . a feeling of ex- ultation goes through us. As the triumphant strains of the recessional resound through the auditorium, we walk out with a ' ' ou new realization. Now, we are on r Way to make the years ahead the best years of our lives. SENIOR HALL CF FAME Best all-round girl and boy . . . Mildred Galbo and Andrew Stokes. Best dressed girl and boy . . . Nancy Olney and Arnold Nel- son. 1 1 . W , J, I T Of J 5 .l Best humored girl and boy . . . Most athletic girl and boy . . . Patricia Tharpe and Dan Angel. Beverly Riechkoil and Alfred Govorchin. Most promising girl and boy . . . Katherine Poi and Raymond Best looking girl and boy . . Vanderzeyde. Salli Evans and lim Cooney. 51 ADAMS. CLEOFUS Be merry, for all love laughter that is genuine. Hi-Y, Intra- mural. AGUILERA, AMELIA ERMELINDA Sober, steadfast, and de- mure. Spanish Club, Y-Teens, F. H. A., Hi-Lites, Choral Club, Girls' Ensemble, Concert Band, Booster Band. AGUIRRE, BENIAMIN Quiet, and unassuming is he. Intramural. ALEX. IOHN They're only truly great who are truly good. AMBORSKI. HELEN DOLORES Thoughtful, quiet, and re- served. Monitor, Lost and Found, Concert Band, Booster Band. 52 ANDERSON. IRA L. A friendly boy with many friends. ANDREWS, CONSTANCE ls she smiling? Yes. Then it is she. Monitor, Y-Teens, lun- ior Classical League, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Hi-Lites, Arch- ery, Baseball, Basketball, Vol- ley Ball, Concert Orchestra, String Ensemble. ANDREWS. HELEN In friendship, she was early taught to believe. Pupil Serv- ice Activity, Y-Teens. ANGEL. DAN A jolly fellow, always with a smile. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Pan American League, Hi- Lites, Intramural, Varsity, Foot- ball, Choral Club, President. ANTONIAN, LEONA 101-:ANNA Sweet personality, full of ras- calityf' Girl Counselors, Moni- tor, Pupil Service Activity, Grand lury, Publicity Board, General Welfare, Booster Com- mittee, Y-Teens, lunior Classi- cal League, Senior Anvil Staff, Subscription Editor, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Weekly Anvil Columnist, Iunior Assistant, Hi-Lites, Stage Door , This is Washington , Intramural, Yell Leader, Archery, Baseball, Volley Ball, Pep Club, Swim- ming, Library Stafi, Concert Band, Concert Orchestra, Booster Band. ARREDONDO, MIGUAL To be a well-favored man is the gift of fortune, lntramural, Swimming. BAILEY, ROBERT EDWARD A companion that is cheer- ful. Hi-Lites, Intramural, Band. BALTES. EUGENIA Sincere and very much in earnest in all that she does. Monitor, Publicity Board, Gen- eral Welfare, Y-Teens, F. H. A., Weekly Anvil Staff, Assistant Editor, Archery, Debatinq, Choral Club, Secretary BARABAS. HELEN ROSE lf silence is golden, she'll be wealthy, Monitor, Pupil Serv- ice Activity, Lost and Found, Locker Commission, Choral Club. BENANTE. PAUL He is gentle, he is shy, but there is mischief in his eye. Monitor, Intramural 4. Q riff if M .33-.. A .K fl? , .. J 1 BENKENDORF, NANCY 'fModesty is her policy, and even her friends cannot over- estimate her value. Monitor, Lost and Found, Department of Health, F. H. A. BERNAL. ELISA Modesty becomes a young woman. BIBZAK, LORRAINE PEARL Lots of fun ancl makes a hit. Monitor, Y-Teens, Hi-Lites, Weekly Anvil Solicitor. BITTNER. IRENE FRANCES A loyal heart, a spirit true. Monitor, Bookstore. BLANKENSHIP, RUTH ELAINE How sweet and gracious, even in common speech. Girl Counselors, Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Lost and Found, General Election Board, Publicity Board, Gen- eral Welfare, Y-Teens, Iunior Classical League, Senior Anvil Production Staff, Iunior Assist- ant, l-li-Lites, Hi-Lites Commit- tee, Abe Lincoln in Illinois , What a Life , Staae Door , N. F, L. State Championship Znd place '49, Girls' State, Archery, Baseball, Basketball, Volley Ball, Concert Orchestra, Girls' Glee Club, Choral Club, Girls' Ensemble. BREZINSKI. I OSEPH So silent, yet we'll miss him when he's gone. Intramural. BROWN, RALPH FRANK A sensible and tit man. Mon- itor, Fire Marshall, Varsity, Basketball, Baseball. m I sucusriinian, boils JEAN She looks so meek, but isn't alter all. Monitor, Pupil Serv- ice Activity,',Usher, Y-Teens, Library Stall. W, ' 1 , . I BULLA, CHARLES Sincere and very much in earnest in all that he does. Pupil Service Activity Presi- dent, Fire Marshall, Stage Crew, Hi-Lites, Intramural, Varsity, Football, N. R. A. Rifle Club, Iunior Red Cross Con- vention. BUNDA, WILLIAM Men of lew words are the best. Monitor, Intramural, Varsity, Football. 54 CABEEN. NORMA Quiet dignity - the mark of a lady. Girl Counselors, Mon- itor, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Iunior Assistant, Lost and Found, Library Stall, CAPATINA, NICK To do and to do well is the mark ol a man. Washington Brothers, Intramural, Varsity, Football, CARLSON. EDWARD G. He conquers who believes he can. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Concert Band, Booster Band. CERVEN, IOHN Not much to say, but what he says is worth listening to. In- tramural, Cross Country. CHAFFEE, PEA er silent recommendation is a pleasing smile. Law Com- mission, Student Managers Cabinet, wster's Millions , Y-Teens, erk, Department of Healt . CHLEBOSKI, BERNADINE Her sweetness and patience were wonderful to see. Pupil Service Activity, Department of Health, Y-Teens, CHOBANOV, MILAN IOHN It is good to be merry and wise. Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Boy Patrol, Student Government, Councilman, Locker Commission, Booster Committee, Hi-Lites, Intra- mural, Basketball, Baseball, Football. CHOINACKI, DOLORES MARIE A delightful bit of shy femin- inity. Monitor. CIOCHINA, EMIL His quiet ways are pleasing Washington Brothers, Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Fire Marshall, Movie Operators, ln- tramural, Basketball, CLARK, CHARLES FRANCIS A friend to all who know him. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Boy Patrol, Council- man, Building and Grounds Committee, General Welfare, Booster Committee, Hi-Lites, Intramural, Varsity, Football, Wrestling, Track, Concert Band, Boostert Band. ,pg fi' i . 4.9 -nl yi., 3 X CLARK, LUEDORA Friendship needs no symbol. Pupil Service Activity, Base- ball, Basketball. CLELAND. DONALD ARTHUR One never loses by doing a good turn. Washington Broth- ers, Monitor, Intramural. CONNELLY, MICHAEL EDWARD A blond laddie with a wide- awake smile, Washington Brothers, Movie Operators, In- tramural, Varsity, Football, Wrestling. COONEY. IAMES A genial disposition brings its owner many friends. Washington Brothers, Vice- President, Monitor, Fire Mar- shall, Chiel, Building and Grounds Committee, Booster Committee, General Assembly, Hi-Lites, Co-chairman, Wres- tling, 3rd place Conference Championship, Cross Country, Track. CRESPO, RAQUEL ELVIRA A friend whose smile extends beyond a single day. Spanish Club, Y-Teens, F. H. A., Hi- Lites, Baseball, Basketball, Choral Club. 55 CRNCICH. MILDRED A Petite miss, and modest.' Monitor, Department oi Health, Y-Teens, Weekly Anvil Soli- citor, Girls' Glee Club, CROWE, CORELEI They listened in rapt atten- tion to the playing ol her tin- gersf' Girl Counselor, Monitor, Spanish Club, Secretary, Y- Teens, Weekly Anvil, Business Manager, Weekly Anvil Solici- tor, Iunior Assistant, Hi-Lites, Stage Door , Choral Club, Girls' Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club Accompanist, Girls' En- semble, Concert Band, Booster Band. CURE, BARBARA LOIS For all that fair is, is by na- ture goodf' Girl Counselors, Monitor, Councilman, General Election Board, Publicity Board, General Assembly, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Weekly Anvil Solicitor. DANCULOVICH, IENNIE She Works on quietly but well. Monitor, Y-Teens, F. H. A. DANIEL, THOMAS LEE True blue - through and through. Monitor, Pupil Serv- ice Activity, Intramural, Bas- ketball, 56 DeROSA, CLEMENT Easy looks the face that never wears a frown. Monitor. DOLNICS. RICHARD C. He adds zest to the joy of living. Washington Brothers, Pupil Service Activity, Fire Marshall, Captain, Building and Grounds Committee, Vice- Chairman, Hi-Lites, Concert Band, lunior Class, Vice-Presi- dent, Football, Senior Man- ager, Wrestling, Conference Champ '49, 2nd '47, '50, Cross Country, Track, Booster Band, DOWDELL. LULA PEARL A smile ol greeting and a friendly word. Monitor, F. H. A., Basketball, Volley Ball. DRAKE, GLADYS ANN She is full of life, she is lull ot fun. Girl Counselors, Moni- tor, Department oi Health, Y- Teens, Weekly Anvil Staff, Columnist, lunior Assistant, Hi-Lites, What a Life Stage Door . ELENCHIN. ANNE MARIE She works and gets results. Monitor, lnter-School Affairs. EVANS.SAI..I.I A light heart lives long' General Election Board, Inter School Affairs, Chairman, Y Teens, Weekly Anvil Staff Columnist, Weekly Anvil So licitor, Hi-Lites. FEDERENKO, RITA 'She is everybodys friend, nobodyks enemy. Bookstore. FERENCZ, BETTE IULIA Friendly toward all, with manner sweet. Monitor, De- partment of Health, General Assembly, Iunior Assistant, Archery, Basketball. FISHER. LYNN N. His aim is high with his goal in view. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Fire Marshall, Build- ing and Grounds Committee, Publicity Board, Hi-Y, Movie Operator, Hi-Lites, Intramural. FLORES. ESTHER A truer friend there could not be. Monitor, Choral Club. 7' FURIEL, HELEN MARIE NA disposition that':: sweet and sound. Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Department of Health, General Assembly, Weekly Anvil Solicitor. GAIO, EDWARD BASIL Everyone's his friend. Wash- ington Brothers, Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Boy Patrol, Fire Marshall, General Wel- fare, Movie Operator, Hi-Lites, Choral Club, Vice-President, Boys' Glee Club, Senior Class Secretary, Intramural, Wres- tling. GAITHER. IOHN THOMAS He who blushes is not quite a brute. Monitor, Boy Patrol, Hi-Lites, Intramural, Basket- ball Beserves, Choral Club, President. GALBO. MILDRED FRANCES A fair and stylish miss for- ever surrounded by friends. Girl Counselor, Pupil Service Activity, Make-up Crew, Build- ing and Grounds Committee, Inter-School Affairs Committee, Y-Teens, Weekly Anvil Staff Editor, Iunior Assistant, Week- ly Anvil Solicitor, Senior As- sistant, Hi-Lites, Intramural, Archery, Basketball, Track, Debating. GALIK. VIRGINIA MAE 'lMusical arid literary talents vie for supremacy. Girl Coun- selor, Monitor, General Elec- tion Board, Publicity Board, Law Commission, Y-Teens, Weekly Anvil Assistant Editor, Weekly Anvil Assistant Busi- ness Manager, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Weekly Anvil Report- er, Brewster's Millions , Stage Door , Student Direc- tor Girls' Glee Club Manager, Choral Club, Iunior Assistant, Senior Assistant. 57 GALINDO. ANTHONY He is a very proper man. lntramural. GALOSICH. ROSEMARIE VIOLET Bright, happy, full of fung teasing, tormenting, tantaliz- ing. Monitor, General Wel- fare, Y-Teens, Senior Anvil, Literary Editor, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Hi-Lites, Stage Door , Archery, Basketball, Concert Band, Concert Orches- tra, lunior Assistant. GAMBILL. RUBY OLEAN Quiet as a mouse, but more industrious. Hi-Lites. GARCIA. ROSEMARIE By the merriment in her eyes, one shall know her. Monitor, Pep Club, Locker Commission. GAYDEN, BETTY IANE Amply described by the one word, gracious. Grand Iury, Inter-School Affairs, Y-Teens. 58 GEARRING. RUDOLPH VERNON Ioy rules his day. Washing- ton Brothers, Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Building and Grounds Committee, Hi-Y, In- tramural, Varsity, Basketball, Football. GENISAUSKI, DONALD What a cute, little boy he must have been. Choral Club, Monitor, Hi-Lites, Pupil Serv- ice Activity, lntramural, Foot- ball, Boy Patrol, Iunior Classi- cal League. GIBBS. ANNIE REE She finds favor with everyone she meets. Girl Counselors, Monitor, Prosecuting Attorney, Defense Attorney, Inter-School Affairs, Pan American League, Spanish Club, Vice-President, Y-Teens, F. H. A., This is Washington , Debating, Na- tional Forensic League, Intra- mural, Archery, Basketball, Captain, Volley Ball, Captain, Track, Baseball, Tennis. GIBSON. IOHN HENRY His happy smile and friend- liness shed good will at all times. Monitor, Law Commis- sion, lntramural. f GILLIS, HENRY LEE Tall and friendly is this lad. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Inter-School Affairs, Vice-Pres- ident, Hi-Y, Pan American League, Varsity, Basketball, Track. GOLDEN. RENETTE MARIANNE lt is nice to be natural when youre naturally nice. Gen- eral Assembly, Weekly Anvil Reporter. GOMEZ, BEHTHA Her amiable disposition makes everyone her friend. Monitor, Weekly Anvil Solici- tor. GOMEZ. SAMUEL Virtue shall reap its own re- ward. Monitor, Councilman, Puliilicity Board. GOVORCHIN, ALFRED SAMUEL UA true Sportsman with energy to spare. Monitor, Boy Patrol, Fire Marshall, Intramural, Var- sity, Basketball, Baseball, GREGORICH, IOHN High-erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy. Hi- Lites, Purdue Winner, Drafting, Concert Band, Booster Band. -'fx 6, ml s. 5-'Lf' GRUNSTEIN. IOSEPH MICKEY I know thee for a man of good deeds. Intramural, Rifle Club. GUANIUATO. IOSEPHINE It is good to be merry and wise. HALL, VELVA As pretty as the day is long. Pupil Service Activity, Lost and Found, Archery, Baseball. HANUSNIAK, AMELIA SUE l'Quiet, thoughtful, and active. Girl Counselor, Monitor, As- sistant Captain, Make-up Crew, Pupil Service Activity, Grand lury, General Welfare, Law Commission, Y-Teens, F. H. A. Reporter and Parlia- mentarian, Iunior Assistant, Senior Assistant, Weekly An- vil, Girls' Sports, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Hi-Lites, Student Di- rector, Brewster's Millions , What a Life , This is Wash- ington , Choral Club. HAYES, FRANK WADDELL Born lor success, he seems Washington Brothers, Monitor, Co-Captain, Captain, Pupil Service Activity, Fire Marshall, Inter-School Affairs, Hi-Y, Movie Operator, lunior Classi- cal League, Intramural. 59 HEBDA. EDWARD I. A loyal friend and a quiet young man. Monitor, Intra- mural, Football. HENDERSON, GEORGE I-Ie is kind who serves but does not seek for gain. Wash- ington Brothers, Monitor, Pu- pil Service Activity, Boy Patrol, Student Managers Cabinet, Law Commission, Vice-Chair- man, Hi-Y, Vice-President, Weekly Anvil Boys' Sports Ed- itor, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Intramural, Basketball, Cross- Country, Sectional Champ '49, IOU, 200 yard dash, Track. HERNANDEZ. IAVIER HOWARD Strange to the world, he wears a bashful grin. Intra- mural, Purdue Contest, lst Prize, Welding. HERNANDEZ. GLORIA MARIE She who sings drives away sorrow. Girls' Ensemble, Mon- itor, Choral Club. HERRERA. HENRY A kind heart he hath. 60 HETRICK. IOYCE EILEEN A peppy cheerleader with a delightful smile. Girl Coun- selors, Monitor, Locker Com- mission, Department of Health, Inter-School Affairs, Booster Committee, Spanish Club, Y- Teens, lunior Classical League, Weekly Anvil Busi- ness Manager, Hi-Lites, Yell Leader, Captain, Weekly Anvil Solicitor. HNATKO. MATTHEW G. A man of thought and abil- ity. Monitor, Intramural. HOLT, ELIZA The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Girl Coun- selors, Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Locker Commission, Building and Grounds Com- mittee, Pan American League, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Senior Assistant, Weekly Anvil Soli- citor, I-Ii-Lifes, Track. Hmc, IOHN PAUL A loyal heart, a spirit true. Monitor, Intramural. HRUZIK, ANTHONY IAMES A clean-cut, young fellow. Stage Crew, Movie Operator. IIVARI. WEIKKO S. Earnestness and force has he. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Building and Grounds Committee, Publicity Board, Law Commission, Hi-Y, Movie Operator, Intramural, Booster Band. INGRAM, CLIFFORD An artist with conscientious understanding rather than temperament. Monitor, Span- ish Club. IACOBY. ESTHER I. Poise and charm enhance her grace and dramatic qualities. Girl Counselors, Monitor, Lock- er Commission, General Elec- tion Board, Publicity Board, Booster Committee, Y-Teens, Iunior Classical League, Weekly Anvil Literary Editor, Hi-Lites, Brewsters Millions , Stage Door , Debating, Var- sity Team, National Forensic League, Znd in State, '48, 3rd in State, '47, IONES, BETTY ARLENE Calm, composed, and some- what shy. Girl Counselors, Monitor, Assistant Captain, Pupil Service Activity, Booster Committee, Usher Committee, Y-Teens, Weekly Anvil Solici- tor, I-fi-Lites. IONES, IAMES DOUGLAS A man of few words, Span- ish Club, Intramural. f , Q A T' A IURECZKO, HENRIETTA FLORENCE Perseverance and ambition will gain much for her future' Pupil Service Activity, Presi- dent and Secretary, Make-up Crew, Lost and Found, Span- ish Club, Y-Teens, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, l Ii-Lites, Brew- ster's Millions . KAMINSKI, LEONARD 'lThe world knows nothing of its greatest men. Pupil Serv- ice Activity, Fire Marshall, Stage Crew, General Welfare, Hi-Lites, Intramural, Swim- ming. KARVELIS. PATRICIA MARIE A piquant personality with a dash of humor. Girl Counsel- ors, Vice-President, Make-up Crew, Y-Teens, Weekly Anvil Feature and Exchange Editor, Intramural. KASPER, DONALD ROBERT A joyful comrade whose chief aim in life is to be gay. Hi- Lites, Intramural, Baseball. KELLY, CHARLES ARNOLD A willing, generous co-opera- tor, always willing to lend a hand. Student Manager, Lost and Found, Locker Commis- sion, General Election Board, Building and Grounds Com- mittee, Publicity Board, Gen- eral Welfare, Inter-School Af- fairs, Booster Committee, Gen- eral Assembly, Law Commis- sion, Hi-Y, Secretary, Spanish Club, I'Ii-Lites, Brewster's Millions , What a Life , Stage Door , Debating, Na- tional Forensic League, Con- cert Band, Orchestra, Booster Band, Conference Champ, Tennis '50, Indiana State Stu- dent Congress. Sl KESELEY, MEHILO His qualities and character are displayed on the football field. Pupil Service Activity, Boy Patrol, Councilman, Lock- er Commission, Building and Grounds Committee, Booster Committee, Vice-Chairman, General Assembly, Hi-Lites, Intramural, Basketball, Var- sity, Football, Choral Club. KOLISZ. HARRY His vitality and good humor is manifest. Monitor, Assist- ant Captain, Usher Committee, Intramural, Basketball. KOPANDA, FRANK A. Full of life, jokes, and fun. Monitor, Fire Marshall. KORGICH. SAMUEL STEVE A friend who is always ready to lend a hand. Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Boy Patrol, Usher Committee, Movie Op- erator, Senior Anvil Photog- rapher, Intramural, Football, Cross Country. KOROTKY, ALEX A light heart lives long. Monitor, Boy Patrol, Intra- mural, Football. B2 KOVACIK. RAYMOND As merry as the day is long. Monitor, Fire Marshall, Cap- tain, Locker Commission, Building and Grounds Com- mittee, General Welfare, Booster Committee, General Assembly, Hi-Y, Intramural, Basketball, Track. , KOWALIK, ROBERT A peppy, mischievous lad who is 'Bob' to a host of friends. Monitor, Booster Committee, Intramural. KUBISZAK. ANTHONY HENRY Willing to serve and pleasant to everyone. Monitor, Intra- mural. LACEY, THOMAS His energy is boundless, his outlook optimistic. Publicity Board, General Welfare, Boost- er Committee, Weekly Anvil Sports Editor, Intramural, Baseball, Football, Basketball, Pupil Service Activity. LAMPKIN, PAULINE ANTINETTE Small service is true service. Girl Counselors, Pupil Serv- ice Activity, Y-Teens, Senior Assistant, Weekly Anvil Solici- tor, Basketball, Volley Ball. LEVIN, DORLENE MIRIAM ls there a heart that music cannot melt? Monitor, Cap- tain, Pupil Service Activity, Inter-School Affairs, Spanish Club, Usher Committee, Y- Teens, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Senior Assistant, l-li-Lites, Brewster's Millions , Com- munity Chest Play , Debating, National Forensic League, Speakers' Bureau, Girls' Glee Club, Choral Club, Pep Club, Camera Club, Swimming. LEWIS. SHIRLEY M. She has a way of her own. Hi-Lites, Monitor. LIND, DORIS IOAN With the smile that is child- like and bland, Monitor, Bookstore, Y-Teens. LOGAN. LILLIAN ELIZABETH l'F'ull ol fun and frolicf' Moni- tor, Pupil Service Activity, Make-up Crew, Property Crew, Y-Teens, Senior Anvil Adver- tising Editor, Hi-Lites, Brew- ster's Millions , Student Di- rector, Girls' Glee Club, Choral Club, Pep Club, Social Com' mission. LONDON. MATTHEW EDWIN Reliable and dependable, al- ways ready to serve. Monitor, Publicity Board, Usher Com- mittee, lntramural, Varsity Football, Concert Band, Con- cert Orchestra. LOVIN, PATRICIA CAROLYN A happy disposition which is contagious. Girl Counselors, Usher Committee, Y-Teens, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Iunior Assistant. LUPTAK. DOLORES For she is neat and she is sweet. Girl Counselors, Usher Committee, Weekly Anvil So- licitor. MAGIERA. HEDWIG S. Her willingness to work made life a pleasure. Monitor, Captain, Locker Commission. MAHAN, DONALD IAY lt is tranquil people who ac- complish muchf' Monitor, Hi- Lites, Intramural, Varsity, Bas- ketball. MANOUS. CONSTANTINE PETE Capable and willing as a helper and worker. Intra- mural. MARTIN, EVA Silence is wisdom, MARTINEZ, AMELIA She captures and conquers. Monitor, Spanish Club, Presi- dent, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Archery. MASTEY. WILLIAM IOSEPH His love ot mischief is not hidden by his quiet, bashiul ways. Intramural. MATUGA. IOSEPH B. A leader admired by all' Washington Brothers, Monitor, Fire Marshall, General Elec- tion Board, General Welfare Senior Class President, Intra- mural, Varsity, Basketball Baseball, Cross Country. MATUS. EUGENE A. Merit is rnightier than fame. Monitor, Intramural. 84 MCCORMICK. IAYNE Capable and Willing, it is a pleasure to know her. Girl Counselors, Monitor, Locker Commission, Spanish Club, Y- Teens, Hi-Lites, Stage Door , Debating, Archery, Baseball. MELSHEN, FRANCES BERNADETTE Don't spend your time worry- ing, to smile is the better way. Girl Counselors, Moni- tor, Pupil Service Activity, Hi- Lites, Drum Majorette, Concert Orchestra. MEYERS, ARTHUR ALLEN Possessed with a gift of learning to do things in the most competent manner. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Captain, Fire Marshall, Stage Crew, Spanish Club, Senior Anvil Sports Editor, Hi-Lites, What a Lite , Brewster's Millions , Tennis, Booster Band, Concert Band, Concert Orchestra. MIKLASZEWSKI, LORETTA ANN The noblest thing is sweet- ness. Monitor, Bookstore. MITCHELL, LETOYA A vivacious and irresistible girl. Monitor, Hi-Lites, Na- tional Forensic League, Bas- ketball, Track. MITCHELL, MILDRED MAE She wears the jewel of a loyal heart. Choral Club. MONOS, SOCRATES A helpful friend, and a friendly helper. Washington Brothers, Secretary, Monitor, Locker Commission, Spanish Club, Movie Operators, lntra- mural, Cross Country, Track. MOORE. RICHARD ALBERT Not to be forgotten in a day. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, General Election Board, lntramural, Baseball, Varsity, Football, Track. MORGAN, MINNIE lt is quality not quantity that counts. Girl Counselors, Mon- itor, Inter-School Affairs, Y- Teens, lunior Classical League, Senior Anvil Girls Sports Editor, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Hi-Lites, Archery, Library Staff, Iunior Assistant. MORRIS, IOAN DOROTHY Her sweet disposition doesn't match her red hair. Girl Counselors, Monitor, Assist- ant Captairi, Hi-Lites, Track, Choral Club, Girls' Ensemble, Girls' Glee Club. C-. '50-ox A 'ii lf? if L MRVAN, FRANK ED His solemn silence is evi- dence of his deep thought. lntramural. MUDROVICH, FRANK RAYMOND The graceful god of the grid- iron, Fire Marshall, lntramur- al, Varsity, Football. MUIR, HERBERT T.. IR. His congenial personality made him well-liked. Monitor, Intramural, Varsity, Football, Wrestling, Swimming. MURISAN. MARIAN With a welcoming smile she greets her friends. Choral Club, Y-Teens, Girls' Ensem- ble, lunior Assistant. MYREN, CAROLYN ANN A girl with lasting qualities and loads of friends. Girl Counselors, Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Make-up Crew, Property Crew, Booster Committee, Choral Club, Sec- retary, Yell Leader, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Iunior Classical League, Senior Anvil, Literary Editor, Hi-Lites, Brewster's Millions , Girls' Glee Club, ln- tramural, Basketball, Volley Ball, Swimming. 65 NALLENWEG. MARY ANN They are only truly great who are truly good. Girl Coun- selors, Pupil Service Activity, Make-up Crew, Property Crew, Y-Teens, Senior Anvil Staff, Production, Weekly Anvil As- sistant, Feature, and Exchange Editor, lunior Assistant, Intra- mural, Archery, Volley Ball, Weekly Anvil solicitor, NAUMOI-T, NICK LOUIS An infectious smile has he. Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Boy Patrol, Locker Commis- sion, Booster Committee, Hi- Lites, Concert Band, lntra- mural, Football. NAVARRO, ALFRED E. R. A man to be trusted impli- citly. Washington Brothers, President, Monitor, Public Service Activity, General Wel- fare, General Assembly, Intra- mural, Varsity, Football, Track, Swimming. NELSON. ARNOLD DeLLOYD, IR. His greatest sin - a happy grin. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Stage Door , Senior Class, Vice-President, Intra- mural, Varsity, Football, Base- ball, Wrestling, Swimming, Booster Band, NOWACKI. EDWARD RICHARD A truer friend there could not be. Intramural, 66 OLNEY, NANCY This attractive and clever girl is always friendly and courteous. Girl Counselors, Pupil Service Activity, Coun- cilman, General Welfare, ln- ter-School Affairs, Usher Com- mittee, Y-Teens, Senior Assist- ant, Brewster's Millions , Stage Door . ORTEGA, VINCENT A lad Well-spoken, neat and fine. PAGE, ANN LOUISE They conquer who believe they can. Monitor, Lost and Found Committee, Locker Commission, Booster Commit- tee, Usher Committee, Y- Teens, F. H. A., Solicitor, Base- ball, Volley Ball. PARNISARI, LOUIS Not too jolly, not too gay -- all together a jolly good fel- low. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Assistant Captain, Fire Marshall, Stage Crew Manager, Movie Operator, Senior Assistant, Hi-Lites, Stage Door , Hi-Lites Com- mittee '5U. PEREZ, FRANK L. A clear conscience is a sure card. Monitor, Locker Com- mittee, Usher Committee, In- tramural. PHILLIPS. AUGUSTINE IANIE Be merry, for all love laugh- ter, Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Department of Health, Choral Club, Girls' Glee Club, Concert Orchestra. PIERAZEK, VERNA ANN A gay, charming person with abundant humor and intelli- gence Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, General Welfare, General Assembly. PLASKETT, EDWARD LEON 'AA gentleman in all that the word implies. Washington Brothers, Track, Cross Country. PODGORSKI, HELEN IANE A girl with a certain gracious dignity, but with a capacity for fun. Girl Counselors, Monitor, Department of Health, Booster Committee, Y-Teens, Iunior Assistant. POI, KATHRYN Patience is a rare virtue. Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Inter-Schools Affairs, lunior Classical League, Weekly An- vil Exchange Editor, What a Life , Girls' Glee Club, Library Staff. POKLEMBA, FRANK MARION Steadfast and true, his mo- tives are high. Washington Brothers, Stage Crew, Iunior Classical League, Intramural. POLOCHAK, DOLORES 'Her very foot has music in it, as she goes up the stairs. Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Locker Commission, Depart- ment of Health, Booster Com- mittee, Y-Teens, Hi-Lites. POPOVICH, ELAINE MARIE A companion that is cheer- ful.' Monitor, General Welfare, Hi-Lites, Girls' Glee Club. PORRAS. IESSE His air of courtesy opens the door of success. Intramural, Cross Country. PORRAS. RAMONA Brown-eyed, demure, able. Monitor, Department of Health, Spanish Club. PRIEST, KENNETH ARTHUR I-Ie was ever precise in prom- ise-keeping. PSALTIS. HELEN She is faithful in all she does. Monitor, Y-Teens, lunior Classical League, Weekly An- vil Staff, Reporter, Pep Club, Swimming. PSAROS. IOHN His smile means sunshine. Wrestling. PSAROS. ZOUGRAFO FOULA High erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy. Girl Counselors, Monitor, P, H. A. PURHAM. ALVIN ALAN His eyes bespeak the charm that lies within. Washington Brothers, Hi-Y, Intramural, Bas- ketball, Varsity, Football. 68 X. I 1 s Q To-wp. H t ,N K fx QUIGLEY, IOHN IOSEPH By the laughter in his eyes, one shall know him. Monitor, Boy Patrol, Fire Marshall, Locker Commission, General Assembly, I-Ii-Lites Committee '50, Hi-Lites, Intramural, Wres- tling, Cross Country, Swim- ming. RAMIHEZ. DELIA She cultivated the art of lis- telling. RESCHAN. MIKE A staunch and dependable friend. Monitor, Fire Marshall, Basketball, Cross Country, Varsity, Track. RIECKHOFF, BEVERLY ALICE A worker and student who al- ways brings successf' Girl Counselors, Monitor, Building and Grounds Committee, Con- cert Band, Concert Orchestra, Intramural, Baseball, Basket- ball, Track, Volley Ball, Ping Pong. ROBINSON. EDNA A Miss as good as her smiles. Y-Teens, Baseball, Basketball. ROBINSON. IOHN Serious and industrious in all his undertakings. I-Ii-Lites, Baseball. RUCOBA, ROBERT Obliging and considerate, he makes many friends. Pupil Service Activity, Stage Crew, Spanish Club, Intramural RUMAS. EUGENE THOMAS Youth and vigor equipped with natural ease. Monitor, Hi-Lites, Intramural, Varsity, Basketball, Football. RYBICKI, LORRAINE AGNES Enthusiasm is the spice oi lite, Monitor, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Girls' Glee Club. SAINATO. IOAN I. A quiet nature is a delight to any teacher. Monitor, Y- Teens, Choral Club. v 55853191 SALATAS. GEORGE T. Cheerful and ever ready to serve, Intramural, Football. SANDLAND, BETTY LOU Salt is the wit Of conversa- tion. Girl Counselors, Monitor, Y-Teens, Iunior Assistant, In- tramural, Archery. SANTOS. FRANCES KOWEL Ioy rules her day. Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Girl Counse- lors, Monitgr. SANTOS. MARY A captivating grace of man- ner. Weekly Anvil Solicitor. SARTI, RENO ANDREW His unassuming manner com- mands respectf' Pupil Serv- ice Activity, Boy Patrol, Foot- ball 69 SCRUSE, HATTIE MAE A thousand cupids in those curls do sit. Girl Counselors, Monitor, General Welfare, Y- Teens, Weekly Anvil Stati, Archery, Baseball, Track, Vol- ley Ball, Concert Orchestra. SEDOR. IOSEPH He needs no spur to his en- ergy, Basketball, Baseball. SESSA, ANITA LAURA Her friends can testify well tor her. Monitor. SHABAZ, MINNIE As merry as the day is long. Monitor, Y-Teens, Archery, Volley Ball. SIMBALMOS, LUELLEN MARIE 'lWith charms and virtues tor all to admire. Girl Counse- lors, President, Vice-President, Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Make-up Crew, Property Crew, General Welfare, Inter-Schools Affairs, Booster Committee, Y- Teens, IuniorClassical League, Senior Anvil Managing Editor, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Iunior Assistant, Hi-Lites, What a Life , Stage Door , Debating, Speakers' Bureau, Intramural, Archery, Basketball, Volley Ball, Choral Club, Vice-Presi- dent, Library Stafi, Girls' Glee Club, Swimming, Pep Club. SKERTICH, MARIE Fashioned so slenderly, so young, and so fair. Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Make- up Crew, Property Crew, Chairman, Grand Iury, Senior Anvil Production Staff, Iunior Assistant, Hi-Lites, Hi-Lites Committee, Co-Chairman, Stage Door , What a Lite , Booster Committee, Locker Commission, General Assem- bly, Y-Teens, Concert Band. SMITH, IACQUELYN PATRICIA It is tranquil people who ac- complish much. Monitor, Pu- pil Service Activity, Make-up Crew, Councilman, Lost and Found, F. H. A., Locker Com- mission, Department of Health, Y-Teens, Baseball, Basketball, Volley Ball. SMITH, MARGARET MARTHA A good heart never changes but truly keeps its course. Pupil Service Activity, Y- Teens, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, National Forensic League. SMITH, MARY LOUISE Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Monitor, Locker Commission, Y-Teens, Basket- ball, Concert Band. SMITH, SELMON Student and friend, a pleas- ant cornbinationf' Monitor, Pu- pil Service Activity, Boy Patrol, Fire Marshall, Intramural. SPI SAK. MICHAEL RICHARD HA thoughtful, clean-cut per- son. Movie Operator, Intra- mural. SPUDICK. ROSEMARIE ANDREA ST ST Always laughing and having tunf' Girl Counselors, Monitor, Grand lury, Booster Commit- tee, General Assembly, Y- Teens, Hi-Lites Committee, Senior Anvil Secretary-'I'reas- urer, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, lunior Assistant, I-Ii-Lites What a Life , Stage Door , lunior Class President, Pep Club. ACHON, HELEN MARY 'She added zest to the joy ol living. Monitor, Department oi I-Iealth, Inter-School Aiiairs, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, lunior Assistant, I'Ii-Lites, OKES, ANDY An athlete today, tomorrow, and forever. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Choral Club President, Law Commission, Intramural, Varsity, Basket- ball, Baseball, Football. SUGGS, DONALD MARTHELL Sincerity and perseverance will build a strong man. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Fire Marshall, Assistant Chief, Councilman, Civil Service Committee, Building and grounds Committee, Publicity Board, Booster Committee, General Assembly, Law Com- mission, I-Ii-Y, Vice-President, Movie Operator, Iunior Classi- cal League, I-Ii-Lites Commit- tee, A Date with ludyw, Boys' State, Intramural, Debating. SUNNY, GEORGE EUGENE His sensible and amicable nature is a rare asset, Moni- tor, Boy Patrol, Stage Crew, Locker Commission, Basket- ball. SUVISLA K. MARI ANN A merry maid ot dancing eyes and smiling lips. Moni- tor, Pupil Service Activity, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Hi- Lites. SWIERSKI, LOUISE MARY A combination ot talent and good sense. SZANYI, RONALD I-Ie plans and executes quiet- ly and earnestly. Monitor, Boy Patrol, Stage Crew, Locker Commission, Basketball. SZYMANSKI, THERESA Gentle she is and of good in- tent. Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, General Assembly, Y-Teens, Weekly Anvil Report- er, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Hi- Lites, Intramural, Choral Club, Girls' Glee Club. 7l TENGOSIK. DOROTHY EVELON Worker, though always ready for a good time. Lost and Found Committee, Y-Teens, Senior Assistant, Weekly An- vil Staif Reporter, Choral Club, Girls' Glee Club, THARPE. PATRICIA LOUISE Her good humor is a fountain never dry. Girl Counselors, Secretary, Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Make-up Crew, Chairman, Property Crew, Locker Commission, Building and Grounds Com- mittee, Y-Teens, Vice-Presi- dent, lunior Classical League, Hi-Lites, Stage Door, Girls' State. TORRES. MARIA She who sings drives away sorrow. Spanish Club, Base- ball, Basketball. TURK. HOOVER LEE A helpful friend and a friend- ly helper. Boy Patrol, Build- ing and Grounds Committee, Intramural, Concert Band. UDOWSKI, BERNICE Bashfulness is the scarlet oi modesty. Basketball, Track. 72 VALDEZ, IESSE G. A pleasing smile is a silent recommendation. VANDERZEYDE, RAYMOND Brains and good looks go hand in hand. Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Locker Com- mission, Hi-Lites, Intramural, Varsity, Football, Captain, Concert Band. VANO, IRENE IUDITH A sweet maid who forgets not the simplest duty. Girl Coun- selors, Monitor, Make-up Crew, Property Crew, General Wel- fare, Pep Club, Y-Teens, F. H. A., Weekly Anvil Staff, Re- porter, Iunior Assistant, Senior Anvil Assistant, Hi-Lites, This is Washington , Brewster's Millions , Stage Door , De- bating, National Forensic League, Secretary, Students' Speakers' Bureau, State Stu- dent Congress, intramural, Archery, Choral Club, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Ensemble, Library Staff, N. F. L. State Champ, second place. VAUGHN. ARTHUR LEE A fine, quiet disposition has he. Intramural. VELASQUEZ, AURORA VICTORIA Virtue is the only true abil- ity. Monitor, Spanish Club. VERA, AUGUSTINE IO SEPH He accomplishes his tasks successfully. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Pupil Serv- ice Activity, Fire Marshall, Stage Crew, Building and Grounds Committee, Hi-Y, Secretary, Intramural. VILLAPANDO. IESSE 'Tiespectful in his quiet ways of dependability. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Intramural. VLAHINICH. VIOLET MARIE Ever seeking higher knowl- edge, ever finding friends. Girl Counselors, President, Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, General Election Board, Sen- ior Anvil Editor-in-Chief, Gen- eral Welfare, lnter-Schools Af- fairs, Health Service, Y-Teens, Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Iunior Assistant, Debating, Iunior Class Secretary, Weekly Anvil Reporter, D, A. B. Award, ln- tramural, Archery. VOZAR, ANDREW I OSEPH A worker and a student who brings success, Washington Brothers, Monitor, Stage Crew, General Election Board, Hi-Y, President, Concert Band, Intra- mural, Football, Debating, Na- tionfil Forensic League. WALKER, BENIAMIN His good humor lies con- cealed beneath his deep re- serve. Hi-Lites, Intramural. WALTON. VERNITA LA VERNE She will pack away your troubles. Monitor, Pupil Serv- ice Activity, Department ot Health, Y-Teens, Iunior Classi- cal League, Archery, Baseball, Basketball, Track, Volley Ball, Tennis. WARE, ROY Always smiling in the face of difficulty. Monitor, Intramural. WARNER. RAELLE l'Brightness within radiates beauty without, Girl Counse- lors, Monitor, Captain, Pupil Service Activity, Y-Teens, F. H. A., Weekly Anvil Solicitor, Girls' Glee Club, Choral Club, Girls' Ensemble. WELLS, HELEN I EAN Her smile means sunshine. Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Lost and Found Committee, Locker Commission, Depart- ment of Health, Booster Com- mission, Hi-Lites, Yell Leader, Concert Band, Iunior Assist- ant, Intramural. X' WHITAKER, GRANVILLE DEWEY He is the very pineapple of politeness. Washington Broth- ers, Monitor, Fire Marshall, Stage Crew, Deputy Sheriff, Usher Committee, Intramural. 73 VVILSON, MOZELLE An earnest and steady Work- er who is a true sport. Girl Counselors, Monitor, Make-up Crew, Locker Committee, Building and Grounds Com- mittee, Department of Health, Y-Teens, lunior Classical League, Hi-Lites, Stage Door , Debating, National Forensic League, Archery, Baseball, Basketball, Track, '49 Champ, 5U yard Dash, Volley Ball, Ping Pong, Concert Orchestra. WISLER. IOHN IOSEPH There are many We like, but few we like so well. Wash- ington Brothers, Monitor, Fire Marshall, Locker Commission, Law Commission, Intramural, Football. WITTIG. ROBERT PAUL Beneath his quiet and unas- suming manner he accom- plishes much. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Captain, Wrestling, Cross Country. WROBLE. IEROME He loves to build, not boast. pad-f www-P YB ARRA. ALICE Sincere and efficient, thought- ful and calm. Baseball, Bas- ketball, Girls' Glee Club. ZARAGOSA, GRACE A good hearted and diligent maid is she, Locker Commis- sion, Pan American League, Spanish Club, F. H, A., Girls' Glee Club. CLASS FLOWER No! Pictured: AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE STEIN. RICHARD c1.Ass COLORS Monitor- CREAM AND CRIMSON RICHMOND, Doms IEAN F. H. A., Secretary, Student CLASS MOTTO Council, Parliamentarian, THE FUTURE LIES NOT IN THE Glee Club, Vice-President. HANDS OF FATE BUT IN OURS. 74 These Have Been 'THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES AT PLAY Hold that pose . . . Drumming our way to victory . A sweet way to raise money for the Senior Anvil . . . And the bcmd played on . . . Q X i X 9: JVSUQU . A -1 fs ee t 76 H FAH? INTRCDUCING THE VARSITY BACKFIELD Stokes, Ruszowski, Murakowski, Mudrovich, Williams. Kneeling: Winbush, Purham. - I I 1- 'wif ' '- i FIRST STRING LINE Gearring, Keseley, Moore, Vanderzeyde, Nelson, Clark, Rumas. SECOND STRING LINE Pinkins, Davies, Navarro, Connelly. Wisler, Buzea, Cczpatina. THE SQUAD . . . Cf X -G First Row: Comer fmanagerb, Pinkins, Gearring, Keseley. Moore, Vander- zeyde Ccaptainl, Nelson, Clark, Rumas, Capatina, Lowe Cmanagerl Second Row: Assistant Coach Kendall, Powers, Marlin, Stokes. Mudrovich Williams, Murakowski, Ruszowski, Purham, Winbush, Noonan Coach Zitko. Third Row: Poulos, Rodriquez. Korgich. Navarro. Davies, Connelly, Buzea. Vrahoretis, Bulla, Wisler, Fernandez. Q, XX CT . 'J f- +1- 70 elim Coach Zitko, with the aid of Coaches Kendall and Seigel, turned out one of Wi-lS's best football teams in several years. The l949 football team not only won six out of nine games but --, also tied for second place in the Western Division Conference. The team won victories over down state rivals ef Terre Haute Gertsmeyer and Mishawaka, Our conference victories were over the strong teams of Gary Lew Wallace, Whiting, Gary Tolleston, and Hammond High. Because of their team's achievements and their individual playing abilities, Mehilo Kcseley, Hay Vanderzeyde fcaptainl, and Eugene Rumas received honorable mention for the Alle State Football Team. 7 1: Shifcij Q .ASP QE 9 GRIDIRON GLADIATORS A5015 WRSH-SOPH KJ First Row: Managers Lowell, Costanza. Comer. Second Row: Iiles, Nallenweg, Kosovac, McKinnie, B rtok, Petrunich. Wright. Flores. Third Row: Coach Siegel, Tracy, Gaskey, Kokotis, Waison, Iones, Kasper, Boyd. Buggs. Lakota. Fourth Row: Collier, Adich, Iohnson, Randuk, Wilson, Mackenzie, Popovich, Battle. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL First Row: Iames Comer. Manager. Second Row: Medwetz, Smith, Larkin, Lovin, Avington, Crawford, Michaels, Crouch. Fritz, Buczynski. Hubbard. Third Row: Coach Clark, Bridgeman, Buggs, Morris, Kelley, Harris, Glasper. Mack. I. Iones, Rabcxtin, Prater. Griffin, Holliday, Lien. Fourth Row: Wilmont. Hall, Seto, Fruttling, Marshall, Bokich, Wittig, Perry, Morgan, Naumoii, I. D. Iones, Smogolecki. OOTBALL SEASON 1' . Q 0 Our Freshman-Sophomore team had a fair season considering the tact that many sophs dressed for the varsity games. We hope that they have formed a foundation upon which they may build greater abilities. May they continue to strengthen and improve their team lor the coming season. Sports Ccmdids SEASON REC 1 1 Horace Mann Gary Roosevelt Whiting Clark Hammond Tech Morton Hammond High ORD, 1949 They We 13 12 6 U O 18 U 28 6 18 14 12 19 E5 n-.Q J . . -... First Row: Iarabak, Bradford. Feigenbaum. Second Row: Kelly. Dupes. Bubcxla. Blumenfeld, Couch Kolcs. VARSITY TENNIS TEAM This season, our tennis team was the only team in our athletic program that took a con- ference championship. They had a perfect conference record consisting of four wins and no losses. They also won a semi-final but were defeated by Mishawaka in the finals. To them, go our congratulations with a great deal of pride. The following boys received awards for tennis: First year awards - Monograms Warren Blumenfeld Paul Bubala loseph Iarabak 82 Second year awards - Block Letters Herbert Bradford Donald Dupes Harvey Feigenbaum Alton Pearce Third year award -- Sweater Charles Kelly The record stands as: Conference Champions W. H. S. 4 - W. H. S. 5 - W. H. S. 4 - W. H. S. 3 - Playoff showed them as: Semi-Final Champs W. H. S. 9 - W. H. S. 2 - Hammond High l Clark U Clark 1 Hammond High Z Hammond High 5 South Bend l RESERVE BASKETBALL Our reserve team clearly showed that they were capable of being next year's varsity. They developed quickly and attained a high degree ol skill. The team was handicapped in that many ot its players were taken into the varsity ranks. We have a new coach this seson, Coach Karr, We extend our wishes to him tor many line years at Washington. RESERVE BASKETBALL First Row: Coach Karr, Popovich, Winbush, Comer, Martin. Second Row: Patterson, Heaven, Sisko, Guiden, Fagyas, Stamatakis, Sertich. Third Row: Battle, Iuratic, Gaskey, Luscovich. E517 144 iq 4',Q Li 1 ll Sm FRESHMAN BASKETBALL First Row: Bridgeman, Smith, Pinkins. Second Row: Campos, Flynn, Goldsmith, Lien, Arrendondo, Phillips, Bozeman, Coach Kendall. Third Row: Wilmot, Seto, Tracy, Wittig. VARSITY BASKETBALL in dl , i f-Lf 1 l ,QE '1 VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Sedor, Mcltuga, Gillis, Pinkins, Buzea. Comer Cmcmagerl. Second Row: Coach Baratto. Resccm, Go- vorchin, I. Mcmous, Mcxhcm, G. Manous. Wolak. Molodei. ft-fa no 21w '? , , fry? Q13 543 Gs. 5, 'f?NsPx YQQI 'HU' f Xi, Ei' Fixx til- r l g l 1 W 84 This year's team Was one oi the most balanced in the conference. There were seniors, juniors, and sophomores on the team that made a fine showing during the last season. Among the team's accom- plishments were the winning oi the Martinsville Holi- day Tournament and the great upset of Gary Froebel, previously unbeaten, during the regular season. The seniors on this years team were Sedor, Govorchin, Mahan, Gillis, Matuga, and Reschan. The junior class added I. Manous, G. Manous, Buzea, and Wolak. Molodet, a sophomore, was also on the varsity. The team Won l5 and lost 7 during the Whole season Cincluding tournamentsl. Some ot the games lost were under a 5 point Winning edge. The most bitter loss to take was the loss to city rival, Roose- velt, in the tournament. We Wish Coach Baratto a lot of luck in the coming season. With his fine coach- ing and a iine group ot boys coming up, We are sure to continue being a winner. Martinsville Bedford TOURNAMENT They We 40 54 SEASON RECORD Rensselaer Valparaiso Lebanon Terre Haute Wiley Horace Mann Evansville Central Emerson Roosevelt Lew Vlfallace Clark Hammond Tech Eroebel Hammond Hiah Huntington Tolleston Whiting Martinsville Shelbyville SECTlO Roosevelt Merrillville x 36 39 They VVe 39 6l 40 41 43 41 40 45 34 '29 56 40 40 63 6l 47 46 58 35 33 35 53 42 50 68 43 47 56 32 6l 57 63 47 60 27 40 NALS They We 47 60 63 59 ACTION i OUR BOYS TRACK First Row: Salatos, Robinson, Blakely, G. Hutton, Budrean, Iosvax Second Row: Rucoba, Phipps, Anderson, C. Buggs, Mamotas Holland Burson Halliday Scott, Iones, L. Hutton, Hardaway, O'Donnell. Third Row: Blumenfeld, Pope, Noonan, Battle, Gillis, Penick Gaskey Cooney Robert Wittig Collier, Allen, T. Buggs. Richard Wittig. Fourth Row: Coach Freiberger, Navarro, Ignas, Bozeman, Sutko Perry Murakowskr Moore Dolnics, Winbush, Henderson, Garrett, Coach Walton. The 1950 track season looks bright to Coaches Freiberger and Walton. They not only have l3 varsity men returning but also have about 37 freshmen candidates to choose from. Leading the speedy-Senators' attack will be the big three point getters of last years team - George Henderson, Marion Penick, and Henry Gillis. CROSS COUNTRY First Row: O'Donnell. Dahlin. Second Row: Ciochina, Garrett, Cooney, Hen- derson, Wittig, Navar- ro, Ignas. Third Row: Palmer, Plas- kett. Cargill. Coach Freiberger, Stiglich, Pope, Fozkos. WRESTLING First Row: Dahlin. Ciochina, Dolnics. Mr. Freiberger, Nelso Second Row: Bradford, Lux, Ruszowski, Wittig, C Third Row: Morgan. Shehigun, Dau n, O'Do ooney, C gherty. H' lark. lmden. Williams. WASHINGTON GR This year's team Was the most balanced our school has had for a long time. lt placed several men in the conference and State championship meets. ln the state finals, Charles Clark took second placeg Nemo Ciochina, thirdg and Richard Dolnics, fourth. Among the boys who Will return next year are Shehigan, Lax, Fox, Daugherty, and Lacota. Coach Freiberger is hoping that these boys will come through for him next season. APPL nnell. Gczio. ERS -pw fwn, , RQ' ,SX 53g J r5WQ?: IN ACTION 1 sl f ' - x . V 5: ef ' sg It ,l it fl Q 3 1 if. 'Z v First Row: Schroeder. Kosovuc. Roque. Molodet. Gcxyden, Reaven. Stokes. Second Row: Couch Schweingruber. Govorchin. Brown, Sedor, Matugc, Popovich, Nelson, BASEBALL Last year's team ended the season with ten Wins and ten losses. They finished fourth in the conference rating. Coach Schweingruber is expecting a great deal out ot several mem- bers ot last year's team. The veterans are Matuga, Stokes, Sedor, Roque, Nelson, and Govorchin. Estill, Evancic, Vlahinich, Mun- tean, and Rubino Were lost through gradua- tion. To both the new and old members goes our heartiest support. Wells, Hetrick, Myren. Bulfa, Anton CHEER LEADERS But Now There Is Hope and You To See Me Through l GIRLS' SPORTS TENNIS Firsl Row: Sziias, Mravinac, I. Cubranich, C. Doneghy, Shep, Ruszowski, Lax. Second Row: Pacheco, S. Doneghy, M. A. Cub- ranich, Tadich. Miss S. Flynn, Hriblian, Chambers, Gibbs. VOLLEY BALL First Row: Palmer, C. Doneghy. Second Row: Wilson, Gibbs, Crawford, Scruse, Riley. Third Row: Pavelka, Sloyakovich, Miss Kopko, Kirksey, Hillman. ARCHERY Williams, Spoliaric, Rubies, Miss A. Funsett, f'Mihalko, Gibbs. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Bailey, Gibbs, Palmer, Hillman, Wilson, Miss Kopko, Sioyakovich, Scruse, Chuba. Pavelka, Doneghy. ' and These Have Been the Best Years of Ou: First Row: Baltes, Galik. Tharp, Crncich, Morgan, Antonicrn, Pierzak, Rieckhoii, Gibbs. Poi. Second Row: Nallenweg, Wilson, Spudick, Lovin, Myren, Galbo, Andrews, Iureczko, Sim- balmos, Vlahinich, Blankenship, Suggs. Third Row: Hayes, Henderson. Vcmderzeyde, Clark, Kelly, Ingram, London. Monos. Fourth Row: Gillis, Mr. Kellum, Mutuga. Not Pictured: Corelei Crowe, Alfred Govorchin, Arthur Meyers. One of the honors given to selected seniors is membership in the National Honor Society. To be eligible, the student must rank scholastic- ally in the upper third of the senior class and must meet the approval of the entire faculty. The choice is based on character, leadership, and service to the school. The members with their sponsor, Mr. Kel- lam, held a meeting to select olticers, This year the oificers are: Ray Vanderzeyde, president, Henry Gillis, vice-president, Patti Tharp, secre- tary, and Kathryn Poi, treasurer. All the mem- bers have the privilege of wearing the emblem of the National Honor Society, symbolic ot their accomplishment. These outstanding students will represent the Class of l95U. We are proud of them. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ives . . . Away Beyond Our Dreams of Yesterday . DEAR DIARY. . . September Back for the last time .... Senior Class rings were exchanged .... New look hair-dos dom- inated the girls ..., First Senior Class meeting . . . . Choral Club initiation had an original end with Mr Hoel, snappy, new director, making a sweeping finale .... Won our first three games, that's our TEAM! .... October Chuck Kelly was chosen as Student Manager . . . . The Cubranich twins were added to in- spire our team to four wins and two losses .... Senior Class officers were elected on October l4th .... All the girls posed prettily for Senior pictures .... You should have see em Hal- loween night .... K November T --X T Z School Spirit flared at the bonfire rally .... the reason .,.. that's OUR team! .,.. Everyone studied during education week .... Choral Club Assembly rated encores .... Also on the entertainment end, we can't forget the Riley program by Doctor Davis . . . Senior Class flower, colors, and motto were voted on .... Question of the day - i'Did you buy your Sen- ior Anvil yet?' '... . December Government students wondered if the Consti- tution is our greatest heritage or our downfall . . . . Basketball bounced into the picture . . . . Our college widows were the happiest girls at vacation time .... The spirit of Yuletide was emphasized by the Vesper Service on Decem- ber l6, l949 .... Christmas gift to the Alma Mater from the basketball team f a Holiday Tourney trophy. lanuary We tried to resolve to remain sane till Iune .... Concert Band led the parade with a program on Ianuary 15th ..., The inquiring Reporter from the Weekly Anvil drove everyone mad , . . . Mid-Year Commencement on Ianuary 25th brought the end and the beginning for some of our favorite people .... This is our year .... February Our hearts were broken, for Roosevelt had an extremely lucky evening - we lost in the last three minutes of our second game in the tour- nament .... The students surprised themselves and Miss Iohnston by giving a super-collossal performance of Stage Door .... Orchids to our wrestling team who did a swell job in both conference and state meets . . . . Something happened to the girls, brown hair turned black, blond hair turned brown, and black hair had streaks of light in it .... March Ah springl we sighed as we waded through the worst snowfalls of the year .... But you couldn't suppress the girls of WHS, and artifi- cial flowers were seen on sweaters and blouses in anticipation of those warm days .... Senior Class meetings were held and announcements and name cards were ordered - oh dear, time went too fast .... Everyone was proud of the Choral Club and Mr. Hoel for the fine concert they presented on Sunday afternoon, March 26th ..., Another entertaining evening was provided by the Senior Anvil Staff when they presented Orenda , the magician, and his evening of mystery .... April Easter came and went and we had five whole days of vacation - and all the boys came home from college-oh yes, the girls came home, too . . .. Choral Club wowed the Roosevelt students at the assembly they pre- sented there .... The baseball and track teams started practicing, hoping to have a good sea- son ..,. Everyone racked their brains for a novel skit for the Hi-Lites ..., May lt was so beautiful out that it was a temptation not to M you know what .... Mr. Souter had the Seniors slaving away on their consumer reports .... Everyone was in a festive mood the night of the spring concert and the band, orchestra, and Choral Club presented a fine program ..,. We're sure Hollywood should come to WHS for some talent .... Plenty turned up at the Hi-Lites and it was a great show ..,. Not many more days left .... Iune The Seniors were both happy and sad .... Hobo Day was such lun and almost all the Seniors went wild .... Senior Day came at the right time, for almost everyone was at a Spring formal the night before .... Class day was perfect, and the Baccalaureate service was beautiful .... But everything happened too fast - for all that's left now is - graduation . . . . Iune 14th the happiest, - yet saddest, day of our lives .... No Matter What Tomorrow Brings, the Soul Inside Me Sings That These Have Been the Best Years of Our Lives. I, , f v-X Y K f Q 4 X a A- 5 ' ' 1 .W Q13 ,.A ,W M., Q: M Q. ' :HPV .1 -sf '-'Yr '45, . f P' -7 'K 1 M L w 4 . - . 'A I Q. Uh if , A rg E58 -... ww ' E f' i V' x A V 2 iff' A, M ' 'Zvi' . ' lib A ...S -4, , Q ,. NT ' 'List 'of Advertisers A l American Credit Clothing DT- larubak 0 Iarabaks Drug Store I B K Balog? 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