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

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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

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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

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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