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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1952 volume:

Qyf XVIICLNHQ TH E ANVI L PRESENTED BY THE SENTCDE CLASS 1952 s f Q V ' W ll XXX fflffu HXXUUUUIHIHUHIQHIIHJI, x 11 XO Q, XX H!! K f CS IWIQH QS 'U IHIHHV SX QQ X X. TABLE or CONTENTS Z .V 'J - , Z 5 ADMINISTRATION 'Z 7 4 2 FACULTY Z f I ' UNDERCLASSMEN 4 2 ACTIVITIES 7 Q! SENIORS SPORTS 57 ADVERTISEMENTS i -b Q STAFF 3 5 b E Alice Vera ,,,,-, ,,,,,,,,,,,,A,, ,,.....,,. E d iiol'-in-Chief Q Q Ann Kapitan ,,,,,,.., ............ M anorging Editor I 2 Violet Wrotioh .....,. ........ S ecretorry-Treasurer E 3 Frances Kokotis ...., ...................... A rt EdiiOI T1 - Louis Sandor .............. .............. A 11 EC1iiO1' Z2 gf' Geraldine Barloga ,,,,,,,, ....,. L iterary Ediiol' Y ,, Sally Ierome .... . .....,.... .......... L iferdry EdiiO1' i 5 Paul Bubala ,.,,,,.,, ,.,.,,, A dvenising Editor Q L Delgris Adams .,.,,,,, ,,,,,, G irls Sports' EdifO1' E 5 Perry Pace ,..,,4,,.,,,,,, ...,.. B OYS SpO1'tS Edi'tO1' X 1 3 Shirley Adams ..... ....... P roduction Staff S 'Q Mary A. Cossey ....... Production Staff 1.7! f Jeanette Daronatsy .....,. Production Staff 97 Chou-les Kropp ,,,,,.,,,,., ,....... P hotographer f Basil Pacheco ..,...., ........ P hofoqrdpher 2 9 I R Mfqf Q fl!l!fj,li.A'1j X7 JK!!! XXXXX fluflaffyw NNW x fd I1 Page Two DEDICATION Our high school days will live again only in memory. This Anvil is to remind us of the four happiest years of our life. Our yearbook is like a locked chest filled with old memories. When we open our Anvil and turn to the printed words and pictures, we unlock a series of recollections that we little dream of now. In our youth we little heed the past or present. We look to the future. It is only when the years pass on that we turn back to the light of the past. Only then do We fully realize the happiness of these beautiful golden days of our youth. Page Three Page Four DEDICATION CLYDE E. KELLAM The passing of this year marks the retirement oi Mr. Clyde E. Kellam who has served twenty-nine years as a teacher at Washington High School. His patience, excellent counseling, and his outstanding teaching ability will be missed by all. His leaving creates a vacancy that will be hard to fill. Mr. Kellam received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Indiana University and his Master's degree from the- University oi Chicago. He taught two and oneehalf years at McKinley school before coming to Washington in 1923. In addition to his duties of teaching, Mr. Kellam acted as Dean of Boys and Assistant Principal. He has very ably carried out both jobs. We graduating seniors shall always remember Mr. Kellam. not only for the education we have received from him, but also for the friendship and guidance he has given us. l l l r MR. CASH, Principal During the seven year period Mr. Cash has been principal of Washington High School, he has become noted for his excellent guidance and assistance to the students. He has set up fine standards for all students to follow. We are truly fortunate to have such a man for the principal of our school. Page Five SCHOOL CITY ADMINISTRATION ff MR. IARABAK MR. KWIAT MRS. BUBALA MR. RIMES Board of Education Board of Education Board of Education Board of Education Page Six MR. ALBERTSON MR. LADELLA MR. SENOUR MR. BRUNSWICK Board of Education Board of Education Supt. of Schools Asst. Supt. oi Schools SUPERVISORS Left to right: Miss Lean, Mr. Bolton, Mr. White. Mr. Mears, Mr. Patrick, Miss Kauffman, Mr. Ferguson, Mrs. Hatfield, Mr. Kroll, Mr. Frankenhauser, Miss Cooper, Mr. Lahr. MR. ALTENDERFER MR. KELLAM MISS DePEW MBS. BEST The principal must face a great many problems. Since one man cannot personally carry out all the duties, Mr. Cash has two very able assistants-- Mr. C. E. Kellam and Mr. T. V. Altenderfer. Mr. Kellam also serves as Dean of Boys. Miss Kate DePew, Dean of Girls, does a very capable job in her guidance program. Mrs. Best, the school nurse, keeps cr close check on the health of the high school students. The smooth running of the office and other important duties pertaining to school affairs and business is handled by our Very efficient office staff: Miss Christoff, Miss Bistrican, and Mrs. Romanenko. . MISS CHRISTOFF MISS BISTRICAN MRS. ROMANENKO Page Seven OUR FACULTY- MR. BARATTO MR. BONEBRAKE MR. BONIECKI MISS BOOMER MISS BOYD A uf kh I I , I 2 ,1 'E -- f-WH W, A155 ' 5.4: P 11- - ' I gas-'L.LfIVESLTQEIAQSIIQQ ' S '- ' , sfYlfwaY'E'?5fTm-f - if -f,. ff.-3' ,gg gr W I ':5, . 1' gr, MISS BRENNECKE MR. BROWN MR. BUCKLEY MISS CARTER , . , E X62-1? 33,53 5 -ju.,-41551 A 5'5- - - ' , gg Q5 Q 1 V .,, .4 fg ww' f - 1: --gg-ga w.:w55,5g A ,gga , V 1 .115 3 ggQgg7 :qfQQy5?2g,ag ' MR. CLARK MR. DICKES MISS DRAIN I MR. FISHER MISS PLINN MR. POOR MIS S DUGGAN 53125211 ' Y Mr-151 ,.. Iffgsgg . '- 1-15354 ' ' 7?i?Iii??:6::iIAiv?5 MISS CHIARAVALLE MISS EVERLY Q -I, :., 3: A,:V.,. . 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Helen Suchar, Secretary READ DOWN Column One Abernathy Adams Aguirre, A. Aguirre, G. Almason Alvarez Column Two Anderson, U. Anderson. V. Arrendondo Atlas Bailey, D. Bailey, R. Column Three Baker Basiaga Bims Bloodworth Bozeman Brannon Column Four Bridgeman Buczynskl Budrean Buggs Bulia Burson Carrillo Carter Cergizan, M. Column Five Cergizan, V. Chaffee Chavis Chulay Churilla Clark Cleland Clem Collins Column Six Cooper Crawford Cubranich, I. Cubranich, M. Dabrowski Dcmculovich Davis, D. Dahlin Davis, L. Column Seven Dean Dent Dillard Dougherty Dowdell Dungey Evans Fish Flores Page Twelve IUNIORS Reaching for the highest star The Iuniors follow in our footsteps READ DOWN Column One Flynn Galbo Gamez, L. Gamez, B. Garcia Gaynor Glasper Golden Goldsmith Column Two Green ' Grunstein Halliday Hardaway Harris, I. Harris, M. Hercey Hetrick Hinson Column Three Hojnacki Holern Holewinski Howard Hribljan Iackson Iarabak Iones, C. Iones, R. Column Four Iulkes 'Iurik Karp Kasper Kasprzak Kiaurakis Kula Kutsugeras Kwasny Column Five Landsly, G. Landsly, G. Lax Lee Levan Levin Lochivski Lockett Lovin Column Six Lucero Luscovich Malchnic Mack I Maglish Molina Mancera Maniotes Martinez Column Seven Mastey Matus Mayor Mazur McTique Medanic Medrea Megremis MeLendes Page Thirteen Pag READ DOWN Column One Mendez Metcalf Michael Mikhel Millender Molina Moore Morgan Morris Column Two Munoz Napiwocki O'Donnell Oria Ortega Pacheco Padilla. B. Padilla. T. Palmer Column Three Pedraza Pedroza Pena Perez Perkins Perko Peterson Petrunich Pinkins Column Four Plimpton Poi Pope Posey Powell Puchley Puente Raseta Rex Column Five Rich Robinson Robles Ruiz Rush Ruszowski Sadewasser Sainato Salatas Column Six Samano Sanchez Sandberg Seto Shaffer Smith, M. Smith, N. Smoqolecki Spisak Column Seven Spudic, P. Spudic. P. Stuckert Suchar Suggs Szilvasy Tadich Thompson Traczyk e Fourteen BEAD DOWN Column One Trzcinski Vadcxs Column Two Vargc: Velligcxn Column Three Villupondcz Wcrlczcxk Column Four Wasson Watkins, D. Column Five Watkins, I. Weldon Column Six Wesolowski Wheeler Column Seven Williams Wilmot Button Row Left to Right Winters ' Wright Yuritich Zcrrcxgozcz Zellers Zuvich Page Fifteen HEAD DOWN Column One Adams Aguilar Aldaz Andrews Anguiano Column Two Bannister Barabas Barath Bartok Battle Column Three Borowski Brainer Bridgeman Brokemond Brown, C. Column Four Carrillo Cassano Chavis Clark Comanse Column Five Daniels Danikolas Davila Davis, F. Davis, M. Column Six Dickson Dominques Donaldson Dongu Drag Column Seven Frishman Franckevcius Furj el Garces Garcia Column Eight Gearring, S. Gilmore Goldasich Gonzalez, C. Gonzalez, M. Page Sixteen Anton Arzurnanian Athens Augustine Balczo Bennett Berzac Bird Bohannon Bonilla Brown, D. Bruno ' Burrell Byich Callahan Comer Conn Costa Costanza Crouch Dawkins Deistler DeMerse Demeter DeWar Eskoff Evon Fcrwbush Fox Fozkos Garner Garrett Gasior Gay Gearring, R Green Gregory Griffin Gyrcko Hall READ DOWN Column One Hannah Hamey Harris, F. Harris, N. Hehdcz Column Two Houstin Hubbard Idzkowski Iackson I acoby Column Three Kcxzragys Kielbasa Kilgore Kirksey Klenke Column Four Kragulac Kuleck Lacinska Lumpkin Landers Column Five Lewis Lickwar Lind Lindsey London Column Six Luna Machuca Mack Madrinorx Makowski Column Seven McGlasson Meding Melendes Meskis Meyers, I. Column Eight Morris, D. Morris, I. Munoz Myslinski Olah Hernandez, F Hernandez, Hicks Himden House Ierorne Jonas Iones Iulkes Karabatsos Klepsch Kokalis Korotky Kotyuk Kowaliclc Lane Laureckis League Lee Lenoir Long Lopez, B. Lopez, E. Lopez, T. Lozano Markovich Marquez Marrow Masick Matusik Meyers, N. Millender Montenegro Moore Moris Oliverio Ortiz Ortyl Ovas Pacheco Page Seventeen READ DOWN Column One Pacurar Paloski Pappas Pataky Patlyek Column Two Perry, G. Perry, R. Egstrom Petersen, P. Phillips Column Three Purazek Ratcliff Reyes, I. Reyes, A. Rich Column Four Ross, I. Ross, P. Rudes Rudis Rutledge Column Five Samano, I. Samarzia Sanchez SUPP Sarantis Column Six Simmons Sinsabaugh Skertic Smith, E. Smith, I, Column Seven Stoyakovich Szilvasy Tamsevicius Taylor Terket Column Eight Torres Toth Trottman Truly Truttling Page Eighteen Paulauski Pedraza Perdue, D. Perdue, O. Perry, D. Petrunich Pierazek Pizano Poklemba Potter Richardson Robertson Robinson Rodriguez, G. Rodriguez, V. Rybenski Rybicki Sabo Saksa Samano, F. Schroeder Seatt Shewmaker Segmund Sikich Smith, R. Sommer Stepanovich, D Stepanovich, G Stevens Thompson Timmons Tijunelis Tippett Torgerson Turk Twitty Upshaw Valdez Vambakas READ DOWN Column One Vargas Vela Column Two Vogel Wcxrmack Column Three Watson Wilhelm Column Four Wilhelz Williams, A. Column Five Williams, D. Williams, I. Column Six Wilson Vvojcik Column Seven Wolcxk Wright Column Eight Zczragoscx Zura Zurcxwski Page Nineieen HEAD DOWN Column One Acevedo Acevez Adams Aguilar Alclaz Aldrin Column Two Ballard Baltrus Bastin Bates Battle Bekizo Column Three Blazkiewicz Blumenfeld Bogolia Boyan Bridgeman Brokemond Column Four Calloway Campbell Cervik Cherogan Chobanov Clark Column Five Cvitkovich Davalas Davis, C. Davis, V. Dawkins Deardortf Column Six Dobas Dobrinic Donaldson Dragos East Edwards Column Seven Fox Fritz Garner Garrett, E. Garrett, Y. Gaskey Column Eight Goodrich Gotch Graham Grahovac Hansen Hanson Page Twenty F RESHMEN Then' salad days green ln experlence Anderson Arrendondo Athens Atkinson Bailey Balazs Bell. D. 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Kapsaukiewicz Kasprzak Kaufman Kostecki Kovacik Kovera Kudrac Kwiat LcxMarr Loving Luna Machuca Maniotes Mantis Mariah McClellan Miga Mikhel, E. Mikhel, I. Mikulaj Miller Nelson, C. Nelson, M. Nesbitt Newman Novak Nunez Padilla Papp Patlyed Pavelka Pelfrey Perdue Plesha Plys Ponce Potesta Protho Ramirez Richardson Riddle Hintz Ritchey Roberson Robinson Page Twenty one BEAD DOWN Column One Rodriguez, R. Rodriguez, R. Ross, R. Ross, R. Column Two Salatas Samis Sanchez Sanders Three Column Serbenta Sersic Sharp Sheffneer Column Four Stevens Stokes Styburski Sutko Column Five Torres Turner Upshaw, A. Upshaw, I. 'Column Six Vargo 'Vega Vela Villegas Column Seven 'Watts Whiting Wiergacz Wilkins Lett to Right Wisler Woodrow Wright Page Twenty-two Rucoba Ruder Rush Saniato Sarantis Scott Sinclair, I. Sinclair, PQ Spudic Taylor Thcmholdt Tippett Upshaw, R. Vanderzeyde Vargas Vojvoda Vucich Warner Williams, B. Williams, W Williams, ' Y. 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Fifth row: Mr. Palmer. C. Comer, Threatt, Lopez. Page Twenty-four STUDENT MANAGERS CABINET First row: Beverly, I. Comer, Perez, Dahlin. Second row: Fox, N. Comer. Budrean, Cossey, Dupes, Blumenfeld, Fish, Davis, Sainato. Mr. Palmer. Third row: Garrett, Lovin. GRAND IURY First row: Fox, Calhoun. Lopez. Brown- ing. Mayor, Bczrath, Long, Beverly. Second row: I. Comer, Dahlin, Bridge- man. Clark. Iurcxtic, Davis, Levcn, F. Hribljan. Iudge: I. Lopez. SHERIFFS First row: I. Comer, Iolmson, Kosovac. Guzman, Dahlin. Second row: Kutsugeras. Bulfa, Guiden, Gaskey, Murakowski, Szrnagi, Adich. Third row: Manous, Lakota, Lopez, Moe. Csomor, Bubala. Molodet. Page Twenty-five HI-Y OFFICERS First row: Mr. Krajewski, Knesevich, Pa- checo, Cargill, Halsen, Garrett. Second row: Pierazek, Mr. Usher. President: Pierazek. F. H. A. OFFICERS First row: Miss Oberg, Fawbush, Kokotis. Beverly, Ross. Newman, Miss Everly. Second row: Iames, Browning, Calhoun, Carter. President: F. Kokotis. MONITOR CAPTAINS First row: Reigerl. McGlc1sson, Adams Mcstey, Bonilla, Glasper, Mr. Palmer. Second row: Pacheco, Pinkins, Emil, Lovin Page Twenty-six Y-TEENS CABINET First row: Kcxpitczn, McG1crsson. Second row: Beverly, Bartok, Iones, Adams President, Bcrrtok. HEALTH SERVICE First row: Bozeman, Adams, Beverly, Rege- novich, Szitczs. Second row: Carter, Longnecker, Bcxrlogd, Myren. Reiqeri. Third row: Lux, Psaros, Browning, Cho- bcrnov. Sikich. LIBRARY STAFF First row: Lax, Golden, Wcrlczcrk, Miss Lucas, Adams, Holler, Bonillo, Furry. Second row: Wrcztich, Hcxmnik, Tengosik, Kcxmdlich, Carlson. Page Twenty-seven l l w GIRL COUNSELORS First row: Vera, Dungey, Iames. Wratich, Beverly, Kapitcm, Barloga, Iones. Second row: Calhoun, Carlson, McG1asson, Suggs, Sikich, Kcxtzourakis, Padilla, Golden, Browning. Third row: Regenovich. Mastey, Szitas, Furry, Kokotis. President, Kapitan: Vice President, Wratichg Secretary. A. Beverly. WASHINGTON BROTHERS First row: Garrett, Comer, Gonzales, Padilla, Galvan, Dominguez, Maniotes, Lee. Second row: T. Pinkins, Kropp, Pacheco. Trenka, Pace, B. Pinkins, Buggs. Third row: Cargill. Micheal, Halsen, Emil, Smith, Palmer, Mr. Altenderier, Morgan, Ceiga, O'Donnel1, Knezevich, Spornick. Fourth row: Bubala, Lakota, Lopez, Csomor, Gaskey, Murakowski, Adich, Guiden, Kosovac, Bozeman. Page Twenty-eight President: Lee. FIRE MARSHALLLS First row: I. Sainato, Falcone, Everitt, I. Perry, Turoci, Goldberg, Fox, Watts. Second row: Blakely, Dahlin, Shewmaker, Silverman. I. Comer, Shehigian. Emil, Guzman, Murakowski, Gaskey, Guiden, Bubala, Lakoto, Michel, McKenzie, Sainato, Spornick, Bonilla, Olney. Third row: East, Gonzales, Flesher, Iohnson, Passeles. Prieboy. Hojnacki, Malodet, Manous Uriss, Bulfa, Kosovac, Goldsmith, Zura, Traczyk. Fourth row: Hall, Balsczcrs, Karcxbatsos, Spudic, Plesha, Daniels, Torres, Pace, Nallenweg Garrett. Palmer, Adich, Sandor, Sebastian, Pacheco, Ceiga, Morgan, Baker, Costanza. Fifth row: Hernandez, Lovin, Rabatin, Iohnson, Collins, Plimpton, Lee, Cargill, Rich, Sacek, Fish, Kropp, Medanic. Sixth row: Wasson, Moe, Torgerson, Szmagaj, Wilson. Luscovich, Trenka. Ruerling, Halsen. Simin.ski, Stoyakovich. Seventh row: Evon, Gaynor, Sersic, Bohannon, Ofsaif, Lockett, Wesolowski, Hercey, Pope, DeRosa, Padilla, Perez, Gonzales, Maniotes. f Fire Chiefs: B. Emil, B, Murakowski, N. Gaskey, I. Guiden, P, Bubala,, R. Lakota. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE First row: Trenka, Dupes, Icrrabak, Eskofl, Costanza, Katzourakis, Beverly, Kapitan, Fox, Matus. Second row: Siminski, Emil, Ceiga, Mr. Foor, Mr. Krajewski. Pacheco. Pres.. Bubala. Fish. Page Twenty-nine MOVIE OPERATORS First row: Burson, Hojnacki, Comer. Vela. Second row: Sacek, Galbo, Man- iotes. Third row: Gaynor, Knezevich. Kropp, DeRosa, Garrett. Pace. Fourth row: Buggs. Lee. Cargill. Adich, Shehigan, Lax, Davis. LOCKER COMMISSION First row: Romanowski. Sikich. D. Wilson, L. Wilson, Cooper, Dun- gey, Smith, Szitas. Second row: Pedziawatr, Navarro, Maloian, Morrow, Meyers, Pacheco. Aldrin, Peierson, Iurina, Buchslaber. Third row: Perry, Perry, Blumen- feld. N. Comer, Burson, Lovin. Emil. Adich, Callahan. Comer. Chairman: N. Comer. GENERAL ELECTION BOARD First row: Davis. M. Gonzales. Bartok. Rornandini. McG1asson Adams. C. Gonzales. Iames, Carter Mr. Palmer. Second row: I. Comer, Battle Pinkins, Bozeman, Threatt, Dahlin Third row: Sandor, Lien. Chairman: Davis. Page Thirty INTER SCHOOL AFFAIRS First row: Smith, Lax, Cozza Deleget, Deardorff, Adams, Tipp. Second row: Clark, Morris, Perez Comer, Cossey. Third row: Kokotis, Vellegan, Chairman: E. Perez. PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE First row: Flores. Oria, Gardner, Dungey, Navarro, Perez, Calhoun. Gonzales, Adams, Golden, Melendes. Suggs. Second row: T. Padilla, Perez, Cargill, Lovin, Lopez. Gonzales, Gar- rett. Maniotes, Kokotis. Third row: Beverly, Padilla, Pa- checo, Borowski, Dr, Mintz, Brown- ing, Bims, President, E. Lopez Vice President, I. Gonzales Secretary. D. Calhoun Treasurer, C. Perez GENERAL ASSEMBLY First row: Kaufman, Iones, Lewis, Daronatsy, Bubala. Fromm. Watkins. Mr. Altenderier, Second row: I. Comer, Kosovac. Kropp, Ruehling, Dupes, Lakota. Chairman: D. Dupes, Page Thirty-one BUILDING cmd GROUNDS COMMITTEE First row: Carlson, Dcxronotsy, Bridgeman. I. Comer, Klepsch, Lovin. Spisak, Gaio. Second row: Chobcxnov, Michel. Scxincrto. C. Comer. Third row: MI. Parker, Buggs. Chairman: Scxincxto. GENERAL WELFARE First row: Gamer. Scott. Tcrrver, Hribljcm, Vcrmbd- kas, M.Cubranich, Athens, Drag. Second row: Olney. Piercxzek. Scxcek. Budrecm. Kosovcxc. Iurcxtic, Cossey. Third row: I. Comer, Cargill. Chairman: G. Budrecun. USHERS First row: Bonillo. Trzynski, Sikich, Bcxrloga, Bozeman, Lax, Pacheco. Deleget, Hamgnik, Szitcrs. Second row: Sucek, Iones, Emil, Suggs, Crabb. Tengosik, Ilovici, Molncxr. Pedziwicrtr, Borowski, Cur- ter. Third row: Deardorif Iarcrbdk, Dupes, Iackson, Glcrsper, Pace, Ruehling, Bubaltr. Cargill. Fourth row: Sandor, Comer. Lovin, Ceigu Scxcek. Budrecm. Fihh row: Mr. Pcxlmer. Page Thirty-two 1 LOST AND FOUND First row: Szitas, Dragos, T, Corner, Chaffee. Second row: Blooclworth, Ross, Sand- berg, Randuk, Miss Bell, Varga, Dele- get, I. Corner. Chairman: I. Szitas. PUBLICITY BOARD Firsi row: I. Comer, Dungey, Ander- son, Smith, McG1asson, Wolcxk. Second row: Paulauski, Saxa, Ovas, Fritz, Crowther, Beverly. Third row: Lovin, N. Comer, De Rosa, Blumenield. Fish. Fourth row: Rabatin. Chairman: R. Lovin. POSTER COMMITTEE First row: Furry, I. Corner, Guzman, Second row: Fox, Cargill, Bubala, Third row: Beverly, Bulia, Goldsmith. Fourth row: Katzourakis, Iones. Filth row: Novak, Lien, Morgan, Baker. Chairman: Fox. Page Thirty-three PUPIL SERVICE ACTIVITIES First row: Berei. Sommer, Weldon. Second row: Sainato, Navarro, L. LaMar, Sinsabaugh, Golden, Lewis, Bannister, Matias, Pena, Miss Kozczcik. Third row: Berger, H. LaMar, Marich, Rich, Rush, Holler, Lax, Myslinski. Potesta. Fourth row: Paulauski, Athens, Con- nolly, Iliovici, Cergizan, Bonan. IR. ASSISTANTS First row: Myren, Mastey, Padilla, Adams, Karp, Bims, Hribljan, Pacheco, Dungey, Weldon. Second row: Chaffee, Cossey, Gon- zalez, Kokotis, Cergizan. Third row: Dowdell, Ilijasevich, Oria, Begenovich. Fourth row' Coo er Mazur Golden, - P I . Buchstaber, Randuk, Melendez. Fifth row: Wasson, Cergizan, Chulczy, Borowski, Fox. Sixth row: Matthews. BOOSTER COMMITTEE First row: Dahlin, C. Comer, Olney Secondurowz Kapiteln. Shonk, Sopko, Golden, R. Smith, Bozeman. Ayamo Crowther, Wratich, Barloga, Myren. Third row: M. Cubranich, I. Cubran ich, Vera, Fox, I. Comer, Davis. Fourth row: Long, A. Hribljan, Pacura Buchstaber, Ierome, Samurzia, Dear dorff, Garrett, M. Hribljan, Kokotis. Filth row: Mr. Boniecki. Lopez, Gui den, Halsen, Lien. Chairman: Dahliri, Page Thirty-four STAGE CREW First row: Ross. Spudic, Garrett, Ceigcx, Fish. V Second row: Collins, Daniels, Toger- son, Burson, Piercizek. Third row: Cargill, Robertson. Halsen. MAKE-UP CREW Left to right: Chobcmov, Matthews. Jones, Crowther, Kcxtzourakis, Kokotis, McGlcxsson, Calhoun, Bartok, Kapitcm. HI-LITES COMMITTEE First row: Cargill, Siminski, Kropp, Fish. Pacheco, Emil, Sacek, Iones, Dom- inguez. Second row: Buchstuber, Bartok, Kap- szukiewicz, Shonk, Kosovcrc, Calhoun, Molncrr, Crowther, Quintcrnillcz, Kokotis. Chairman: Kosovac. Page Thirtyiive SENIOR ANVIL STAFF ANN KAPITAN Managing Editor ALICE VERA MR. CARL IOHNSON Editor-in-Chief Faculty Sponsor VIOLET WRATICH Secretary-Treasurer Page Thirty-six Paul Bubala Advertising Editor Louis Sandor Art Editor - Shirley Adams Production Staff XX Ianet Myren Geraldine Barloga Sally Ierorne Frances Kokotis Subscription Literary Literary Art Editor Editor Editor Editor Deloris Adams Perry Pace Basil Pacheco Charles Kropp Gir1's Sports Boy's Sports Photographer Photographer Editor Editor Mary A. Cossey Leah Buchstaber Ieanette Daronotsy Production Production Production Staff Staff Staff SENIOR ANVIL STAFF Crash! Boom! Bang! Oh, pay no attention to that. The ceiling isn't falling in. It's just the Senior Anvil Staff trying its best to make a better Anvil for everyone. In case you doubt my word, come with me to room 213A and you'll see what I mean. This is just an example of what you would see on a normal day in the Anvil office. Be careful, here comes our very capable editor-in-chief, Alice Vera, on her way to take care of one of her many tasks. Believe me there are many: and, of course, when Alice isn't there, Annie Kapitan, our Managing Editor, is always ready and will- ing to take over. Now that we're inside the office, let's go over and meet those two girls who have their heads buried inside hundreds of books. Of course, they are our Literary Editors, Sally Ierome, and Gerri Barloga, who are trying to pick out a quotation for every senior in the class along with all the other writeups in the Anvil. There's Violet Wratich, our Secretary-Treas- urer. As usual, she is adding columns and columns of figures. Poor Violet! Paul Bubala, our Advertising Editor, is busy trying to explain how easy it is to get every merchant in town to buy an ad for our Anvil. Of course, Ianet Myren, Subscription Editor, knows how we can sell just oodles of Anvils. Our Art Editors, Frances Kokotis and Louie Sandor, aren't here at the moment: but, I can show you some of their many fine drawings. Pretty soon our typists will be in here typing away madly. Without these girls, Leah Buch- staber, Shirley Adams and Mary A. Cossey, we'd be lost. Ditto for our capable concession head, Ieanette Daronatsy. Naturally, we have a sports' section in our year book: and to take care of this is Deloris Adams and Perry Pace. Here .come our photographers, Ch.ar1es Kropp and Basil Pacheco. These boys are never without a camera. After all, you never can tell when they have to take a picture. Now that you've met the staff, we hope you have an idea of what goes on in the Anvil office everyday, and whenever you have the time, drop in because you're always welcome. Seeing that our guests have left, we want everyone to know that without the cooperation of every member of the staff this year book would not have been a success. Also, many thanks to our Senior Assistants who helped us in every way possible: and of course, we couldn't have done without Don Kosovac, Delores Shonk, and Elaine Katzourakis, who helped us immensely. Thanks loads Mr. C. Iohnson, other faculty sponsors, and everyone else who helped make 1952's Anvil one of the best memories we will ever have. SENIOR ASSISTANTS First row: McGlasson, Bartok, Longnecker, Fox. Second row: Hamnik, Kamalich, Carlson. Page Thirty-seven WEEKLY ANVIL MARY KAY MATTHEWS BARBARA BARTOK Co-Editor Co-Editor This year's Weekly Anvil has changed from its usual style of having an editor and assistant editor and has substitued in its place two very capable co-editors, Mary Kay Matthews and Barbara Bartok. We recognize and appre- ciate the Work these girls have done for the responsibility and impoittance of this job is great. We would also like to extend a vote of thanks to Ruth Carol McGlasson on her many fine editorials during the school year. Diane Mazur, exchange editor, has added new and clever ideas to interest the readers. lean Quinlin, columnist, has kepttus posted with all the latest gossip. Bonnie Iones, feature editor, has been very efficient in getting interesting items of news. Our very energetic reporters add much to the news, gossip and activities around school. They are Nina Ayamo, Ruth Rush, Irene Dabrowski, Helen Suchar, Ioan Sandberg, Ieanette Daronatsy, Denice Chobanov, Dorothy Cal- houn, Lois Pedziwatr, Ioan Kapszukiewicz, Helen Perez and Nadine Raseta. In the sports department we find Argentina Beverly keeping us well- informed in girls sports activities. Iohn Deardorff and Joe Costanza have done excellent work in covering all the sports events and giving us interesting and accurate Writeups. Perhaps two of the hardest workers on this year's staff are Marlene Sikich and Mary Cossey. Their job as business managers includes distributing Anvils and handling costs and sales. Page Thirty eight WEEKLY ANVIL STAFF First row: Chobanov, Matthews, Bartok, Sikich. Second row: Mazur, Fox, Smith, Dungey, Beverly. Third row: Pedziwiatr, Ayamo, Quinlan, Sandberg, Ceiga. Fourth row: McGlasson, Daronatsy, Dabrowski, Kapszukiewicz. Fifth row: Calhoun, Iones, Deardorii, Sixth row: Cossey, Rush, Pacheco. WEEKLY ANVIL SOLICITORS First row: Miss Murphy. Bird, Dungey, Carlson, Griffin, Gardow. Second row: Padilla, C. Gonzalez, Matthews, Iones. Third row: Pressnell, Golden, Mazur, Shonk, I. Gonzales. Fourth row: Ilijasevich. Bloodworth, Cubranich, Morgan, Burson Page Thirty-nine Page Forty Whomt's the score? 2. Side by side. 3. Smile. 4. Sweczter men. 5. Hurd ut work Ruthie. 7. Auto shop gang. 8. Popcorn? 9. Sewing czway. 10. Careful! Look at the birdie. 12. Pardon me! 13. TecLcher's looking. 14. The men. Wow! 16. A11 alone. 17. Watch your diet. 18. Happy? STRING EN SEMBLE First row: Hastings, G. McGl.asson, Sopko, Bartok, R. McG1asson, Lovin, Ayamo. Second row: Trenka, Demeter, Dupes, Augustine, Eskoff, Shewmaker, DeWar. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Nothing is complete without music. Some of our best memories are carried by music of all kinds. So, for those who wish to enter into the field of music, our school has many forms of musical education. The music department is headed by Miss I. Carter, who thinks music is tops. Examples of musical education in our school are the Concert Band, Con- cert Orchestra, Choral Club, and Boys' and Girls' Glee Club. The directors of these groups in respective order, Mr. Young, Mr. Buckley and Mr. W. I. Hoel. So, it is obvious with all these forms of musical education that W. H. S. is proud of its Music Department. Page Forty-one CONCERT Page Forty-two CONCERT First row: Sommers, Reyes, Beverly, Raseta, Oria, Collins Gonzales, Longnecker, Iliovici, Mr. Young. Second row: Bugqs, Mack, London, Harris, Morris Williams, Dominquez, Wiergacz. Third row: Seto, Arent, Corner, Sanchez, I. Pierazek, Miga Jones, Plimpton. Fourth row: Knezevich, Pena, Hanson, Kornet, Shaffer . Pacheco, Stevens. First row: Iarabak. Ayamo. Second row: DeWar, Hastings, Bartok, Eskoff. ' Third row: Lee, Thanholt, Knezevich. Mayor, Fish. Fourth row: Michael, Shewrnaker, Trenka, Szilvasy, Iohnson. Filth row: Augustine, McGlasson, Mastey, Ovas, Comer, Migcr. Sixth row: Perez, Iames, Pena, Bajus. Standing: Morris, Boyd, Battle, Balas. BAND First row: E. Levan, Iames, Mayor, Chobcrnov, Hedwall, Matus, C. Perez, Brannon, Adams. Second row: Davis, Gaynor, Cherogan, Fos, S. Perez, L. Perez, Iackson. Third row: Emil, Fish, Taylor, R. Pierazek, Bajus, Shar- like, Spornick. Fourth row: Kotyuk, Ruehling, A. Levan, Bennett, Kirksey, Palmer, Thompson. First row: Sopko, Alvarez, Spornick. Second row: Cervick, Casino, Hadady, Alvarez. Third row: I. Molnar, Demeter, Novak, Dupes, Rodriguez, Harris, Gonzalez, Dominguez, Taylor, Fourth row: Morris, I. McGlcrsson, Lopez, Dominguez, Pavelka, Lovin, Sherogan. Standing: Costanza, Bubala. ORCHESTRA Page Forty-three CHORAL CLUB The aim of every vocal student in the music department is to become a member of the choral club. These musically inclined students under the direction off Mr. Wilbur Hoel have worked and achieved great success with all their musical compositions. The Washington student body has great reason to be proud of this fine singing group. The officers for this year are James Comer, president: Dorotthy Calhoun, vice president: Annie Kapitan, secretary. Page Forty-four CHORAI. CLUB First row: Gotch, Regenovich, Bloodworth, Barath. Szitas. Carter, Kapszukiewicz, Bozeman, Martinez, Gomez, Long, Plesha, Second row: Iones, Carter, Cargill, Vera, Crowther, Corner, Katzourakis, Haller, Williams, Myslinski, Mikulaj, Jackson, Beverly, Machuca. Third row: Garrett, B. Iones, Peterson, Daniels, Pedziwiatr, Luscovich, Gearring, Kapitan, Calhoun, Iohnson, Athens, Cubranich, Harris, Pacheco. VARSITY GLEE CLUB First row: Morales, C. Comer, Vela, Acevez, Robinson, Athens, Bell, McClellan, I. Comer, Martinez, I. Iones. Second row: Maxwell, Moore, Williams, Bogolia, Ofsaiof, Harris Daniels, Plesha, Jackson, Cargill, Garrett. Third row: Rodriguez, Figueroa, Machuca, Lockett, C. Iones Houston, Iohnson, Wilhelm, Karabatsos, Gearring, Robertson Ranich. Mikhel. GIRL'S GLEE CLUB First row: Bozeman, Martinez, Kielbczsa, Scrksa, Myslinski, Dom- inguez, E. Carter, Sinsabaugh, Mikulaj, Cergizan, Gotch. Second row: Boyan, Calhoun, Davalos, R. Iones, Melendes Long, Engstrom, Luscovich, Petersen, Athens, Klus, Pacheco Espinoza, Pedziwiatr. Third' row: Beverly, Hardaway, P. Spudic, Gcrio, Crowther Ionas, Augustine, Kapszukiewicz, Haller, Varga, Iones, V. Varga Barath, Klepsch, Blcodworth, G. Carter, I Fourth row: I. Morris, Gomez, Riddle, Foster, Garrett, Dertow, Deardorff. 1 1 1 Page Forty-five HE T XC FATHER CF THE BRIDE Adopted by Caroline Francke from Edward Streeter's prize-winning novel. Presented November 28, 29 and 30. The problem of getting a daughter married was the theme presented in the first school play of the year. It all began when Kay Banks and her fiance, Buckley Dunstan, decide thy Want to get married in a simple, lovely ceremony. Father is pleased with their decision, but mother has other ideas. Before the Wedding of his pet daughter, eleven trays arrive, father's secretary resigns, his old tuxedo trousers rip, mother's plants are pulled up, and humorous furniture movers take over the house. When it becomes known that 400 guests are invited in- stead of the original 50, father has had enough. But he is reconciled to the idea of a big Wedding when Kay and Buckley quarrel in the tension of preparations and father is the only one who can reunite the young couple. A11's Well that ends Well - the final scene saw Kay and Buckley happily married at last - ,and father standing by, beaming. ' Student directors were Sheila Rich land Blanche Padilla. Page Forty seven FATHER OF THE BRIDE Page Forty-eight Student Directors Blanche Padilla, Sheila Rich MR. BANKS ,,.,,,,...l,, ,,,,,,,,,...........,,,,,..,........... I oe Iarabak MRS. BANKS l,,4,,,. ...,,.. B onduell Iones KAY BANKS ...,, ......,.... D iane Mazur BEN BANKS ,,,,ll,,,,....,,.,, ,,,.ll...,......,........ B ill Emil TOMMY BANKS ..............., ,.,... R ichard. Weslowski BUCKLEY DUNSTAN ...,...,......,...,, Don Dupes BUZZ TAYLOR ......,....... ,,,... D avid Stepanovich PEGGY SWIFT ........... DELILAH ...........,.,,,.,, MISS BELLAMY ,,,...,,. MR. MASSOULA ....... IOE .,.......................... PETE ....,....,.,........., RED ....,......,...,............ MRS. PULITZKI , ..,,, .. TIMS MAN ........... Violet Wratich Lois Pedziwiatr Dorothy Calhoun Odis Cargill Tony DeRosa Bill Siminski Bob Sacek Ioan Kilbasa Stuart Olney TAMING OF THE SHREW Cast of TAMING OF THE SHR!-IW Student Director ,,............ Margaret Callahan Babtista ........,............ .............,.,........... B ill Emil Katharin ...,. .,.. A nn Kapitan Bianca .,.... .,..... I oyce Szitas Petruchio .... .,..,,. H ilary Fish Vincentio . ..,....,, Iim Pierazek Lucentio .......,......... Bob Sacek Hortensio ........ ........,....... P aul Bubala Gremio ..,.. Widow ...,. Tranio .......... Stanley Togerson Elaine Katzourakis David Stepanovich Biondello ...., ,........... I oe Costanza Grumio ........ .....,.,,, B ill Sirninski Curtis .,............ ............,..... O dis Cargill Nathaniel .....,. .........,....,,., L upe Castillo Gregory ....... ..... C ressension Hemandez Adam .......... .......,........ C abrini Manta Sugarsop .........,. ............ S hirley Adams Stewardess .,,..... ..... M argaret Callahan Tailor .............. ......,.... D avid Blumenield Haberdasher ..... ,.........,.......,... C larence Bohannon Peter ................... ............................................... B ill Rex Gentlewomen ............ Argentina Beverly, Ruth Rush, Denice Chobanov, Frances Kokotis Dancers ......,......Y........ Alan Daugherty, Betty Bubala, Elaine Taub, Marie Chanall, Zackery Lazar, Tom Altenderfer, Terry Ingram. TAMING OF THE SHREW by William Shakespeare Presented March 12, 13 and 14 The second school play of this year was a famous Shakespearean comedy. Due to Baptista's decision that his shrewish daughter, Katharine, must be Wed before his younger daughter, Bianca, the 1atter's suitors engage Petruchio, an equally dominant person, to Woo and wed Katharine. To tame her, Petruchio enlists the aid of a comical crew of servants who starve Katharine, won't permit her to sleep, and will not allow her to get new clothes. Petruchio taunts her, argues with her and constantly confuses her- Bianca is going to marry Lucentio, and Kath- arine and Petruchio leave to attend the mar- riage. There, Petruchio makes a bet with a group of gentlemen that his wife is the most obedient. It is then that he says the famous Words, Kiss me, Kate , and Katharine com- plies. They both discover a happy life ahead of them, now that the shrew is tamed. Student director was Margaret Callahan. Page Forty-nine TAMING OF THE SHREW Page Fifty 5 7 r V: ,, .I . , f E . 1 ' 1 Y ' ,je 5 , , Nh f kfjiv. J, Y,, XVI , Z .sm fi. if HS, V 1 -!V5fM.f N, -.f'Qff'ij49fa Am, .N 'JJ wr i , 5-,ffl Y' ,j.1v:1, H ' 'VM x ,W 1, 'f 5s'i W. . 1 ,, fm X, Mx, f 'f, ,J ', ' , 'fl f ' 1, . 1 f , , ,N Page Fifty-two SENIOR Iohn Guiden, Vice President Bill Emil, President Leah Buchstaber, Secretary CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR OFFICERS Our teachers have done their best to prepare us for the great step we are about to make. The gap between happy care- free youth and the troubled world of adulthood is about to be crossed. We're both proud and happy to know that we have been considered well enough prepared to go and make a place for ourselves in the world. We know the troubled situation that is facing us and our country, but, with our youth and strength we are willing to go out and fight for the ideals we have been taught to love and respect. Although this is the last appear- ance of ourselves as a group, and each of us shall travel upon a separate path hereafter, we will not forget our teachers and friends nor the four, happy years we've spent at Washington. This years officers are Bill Emil, president: Iohn Guiden, vice president: Leah Buchstaber, secretary. SENIORS IN THE SPOTLIGHT A BEST LOOKING Icxmes Mcmous Mcnrlcm Iurinoi B NICEST PEBSONALITY Barbara Bartok Bill Emil C MOST PROMISING Andy Trenkcx Shirley Iolmson D BEST HUMORED Bill Siminski Helen Sarkisicxn. E , MOST ALL-AROUND Iames Comer Dorothy Calhoun F MOST ATHLETIC Ever Mae Iommes. Braxton Pinkins G BEST DRESSED Don Kosovac Nina Ayamo Page Fifty-three ADAMS, DELORIS LENETTE 'Wit is the salt of conversation Girl Counselor, Monitor Captain, Pan American League, Hi-Lites '50, Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca, Y-Teens, Student Government, Prosecuting Attorney, Defense At- torney. Locker Commission, Health Service, General Welfare, Inter- School Affairs, Library Staff, Sen- ior Anvil Staff, Girls Sports Editor, Iunior Assistant, Basketball, Girls Chorus A. ADAMS, NATHAN 'He is a boy with lots of go. Hi-Lites. Booster Committee, Gen- eral Intramural. ADAMS, SHIRLEY IUNE 'A loveable jolly way she has. Monitor, Y-Teens, Booster Com- mittee, Girls Glee Club, Senior Anvil Staff, Typist, Iunior Assist- and. Cheering Block, Emperor's New Clothes, Iunior Hi-Lites, Taming of the Shrew. ADICH, DIMITRE IAMES His good fellowship has made him popular among us all. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Fire Marshall, Choral Club, Student Government, Councilman, Locker Commission, Booster Committee, General Intramural, Baseball, Foot- ball, Movie Operator. ARENT, IOSEPH STANLEY A man of ability. Monitor, Orchestra, Band. Page Fifty-four AYAMO, ANGELINA DIONECIA As cheerleader she's simply swell, we also think she is one grand gal. Monitor, Pupils Service Activities. Hi-Lites '48, '49, '50, '51, Y-Teens, Orchestra, President, Librarian, Senior String Ensemble, Health Service, Booster Committee, Week- ly Anvil Staff, Senior Anvil, Iunior Assistant, Radio Rescue, Yell Leaders Captain, Debating, Na- tional Forensic League, Pep Club. BARLOGA, GERALDINE JOAN Brightness within radiates beauty without. Girl Counselor, Monitor, Hi-Lites '49, '50, '51, '52, Y-Teens, Choral Club, Health Service, General Wel- fare, Booster Committee, Usher Committee, Girls Glee Club, Senior Anvil Staff, Literary Editor, Iunior Assistant, Archery, Intramural, Emperor's New Clothes Iunior Class Committee. BARTOCK, ARTHUR D. A mighty man is he. Washington Brothers, Boy Patrol, Stage Crew, Basketball, Track, Football, Cross Crountry. BARTOK, BARBARA YOLANDA An adorable combination ot all that is pleasing. Girl Counselor, Makeup Crew Manager, Y-Teens, President, Gen- eral Election Board, Booster Com- mittee, Girls Chorus A., Secretary, Senior Anvil Staff, Iunior Assist- ant, Senior Assistant, Weekly An- vil Staff, Co-Editor, Hi-Lites Com- mittee, Lat.in Society. Secretary. BARTOK, IOSEPH A. A very nice boy we must admit. Washington Brothers, Fire Mar- shalls, Stage Crew, Hi-Lites, Band, Basketball, Track, Cross Country. BATTLE. FLETCHER IR. Always laughing and continually joking, we will never find him mop- ing. Orchestra, General Election Board, Inter-School Affairs Committee, Basketball, Track, Football. BEVERLY. ARGENTINA A good-hearted, diligent, maid is she. Girl Counselor, Secretary, Monitor, Pupil Service Activities, Pan Amer- ican League, Hi-Lites '49, '50, '51, '52, F.H.A., Secretary, Song Lead- er, Y-Teens, Vice President, Choral Club, Student Govemment, Coun- cilman, Grand Iury, General Elec- tion Board, Publicity Board, Health Service, General Welfare, Booster Committee, Vice Chairman '50, General Assembly Board, Weekly Anvil Staff, Senior Anvil, Iunior Assistant, In His Name, Tam- ing of the Shrew, National For- ensic League, Archery, Baseball, Basketball, Traclc, Volleyballt Tennis, Intramural, Cheering Block, Girls Glee Club, Latin Society. BLASKI. RICHARD PETER A good true friend, he is to all. BONILLA. VIRGINIA She is faithful in all she does. Monitor Captain, Hi-Lites. Usher Committee, Senior Class Commit- tee. Library Stott. BOYD. RAYMOND PENNY Past labor is pleasant, Hi-Lites, Orchestra, Football. BOZEMAN. DORIS IRENE A nurse of great renoun, Doris is ordained to be. Monitor, Pan American League, Hi- Lites, '50, '51, Junior Hi-Lites, Fu- ture Homemakers oi America, Y- Teenst Choral Club, Librarian, Locker Commission, Health Ser- vice, Booster Committee, Usher Committee, Senior Anvil, Iunior Assistant, Baseball, Basketball, Track, Volleyball, G.A.A., Girls Chorus A, Vice President. BRIDGEMAN. IOAN Her smiles mean sunshine. Monitor, Hi-Lites.'5l. Future Home- makers of America, Y-Teens, In- tramural, G.A.A., Grand Iury. BROWNING. CLARA MARIE She has joy because she shares it. Girl Counselor, Monitor, Pupil Ser- vice Activities, Pan American League, F.H.A., Reporter, Y-Teens, Student Government, Grand Iury, Locker Commission, General Elec- tion Board, Building and Grounds. Health Service. General Welfare, Booster Committee, Senior Anvil, Iunior Assistant, General Intra- mural, G.A.A., Vice President. Archery, Baseball, Basketball. Track. Volleyball, Tennis, Cheer- ing Block, Girls Chorus A, Latin Society. BUBALA. PAUL GEORGE Gifted with wisdom and the abil- ity to get along with people. Senior Anvil Staff, Advertising Editor, Washington Brothers, Moni- tor Captain, Fire Marshall, Chiet, Student Government, 48-51. Presi- dent, 50-51, Councilman, Prosecut- ing Attorney, Defense Attorney, Grand Iury, Student Managers Cabinet, Locker Commission, Gen- eral Election Board, Chairman, General Welfare, Inter-School Af- fairs, Booster Committee, Usher Committee, General Assembly, Law Commission, Hi-Y, Chaplain. Pan American League, Movie Opetator, Senior Anvil, Iunior Assistant, Hi-Lites, '50, '51, '52. Radio Rescue, What a Lite. Treasure Island, Devine Flora, Thirteenth Chair, Emperor's New Clothes, Taming of the Shrew, Debating, National For- ensic League, Boys State, Chief Iustice, Concert Orchestra, Treas- urer, Intramural, Varsity Tennis. Basketball Mgr, Deputy Sheriff. BUCHSTABER. LEAH RAE Her good humor is a fountain never dry. Monitor Captain, Pupil Service Ac- tivities, Hi-Lites, Y-Te-en, Locker Commission, Health Service, Boos- ter Committee, Usher Committee. Senior Anvil Staff, Typist, Iunior Assistan, C N e Emperor'sstwol Assistant, Senior Class Secretary, Emperor's New Clothes, Base- ball, Basketball, Volleyball, Pap Club. Page Fifty-five BUGGS, TRAVIS The graceful God of the gridiron. Washington Brothers, Hi-Lites, Or- chestra, Band, Building and Grounds, Intramural, Track, Foot- ball. BULATOVICH, DOROTHY We know her by her walk, talk, and charm'ng smile. Monitor, Pupil Service Activities, Y-Teens, Usher Committee, Em- peror's New Clothes. BYICH, ROSE Happy is she who is content. CALHOUN, DOROTHY IEAN Ambition has no rest. Girl Counselor, Monitor, Pupil Ser- vice Activity, Vice President, Make- up Crew, Pan American League, Secretary, Hi-Lites '49, '50, '51, '52, Spanish Club, F'.H.A., President, Y-Teens, Choral Club, Vice Presi- dent, Student Government, Clerk, Grand Iury, Student Manager's Cabinet, General Welfare, Inter- School Affairs, Booster Committee, General Assembly Board, Weekly Anvil Staff, Senior Anvil, Iunior Assistant, Father of the Bride, 'Thirteenth Chair, National For- ensic League, Archery, Baseball. Basketball, Track, Volleyball, Tennis, G.A.A., Hi-Lites Commlt- tee, Girls Glee Club. CARGILL, ODIS If I keep up I'll be famous some- -day. Washington Brothers, Monitor. Pu- pil Service Activities, President, Boy Patrol, Fire Marshall, Stage Crew. Pan American League, President, Hi-Y, Chaplain, Secre- tary, Hi-Lites, '49,'5U,'5l,'5Z, Choral Club, General Election Welfare, Inter-School Affairs Committee, 'Booster Committee, Usher Commit- tee, Usher Committee, Law Com- mission, Father of the Bride, Taming of the Shrew, Basket- ball, Track, Cross Country, Boys State, Pep Club, Movie Operator, Hi-Lites Committee, Latin Club, Varsity Glee Club. Page Fifty-six CARLSON, LOBRAINE IOAN Her Presence is as sun in winter. Girl Counselor, Monitor, Hi-Lites, Future, Homemakers of America, Building and Grounds, Senior An- vil, Iunior Assistant, and Library Assistant. CARTER, EI SIE MAY Best is she liked who is a like to all. Monitor, Hi-Lites '50, '51, Future Homemakers of America, Choral Club, Librarian, Girls Ensemble, Girls Glee Club, Latin Society. CARTER, GENEVA MARIE A stylish, sweet all-around girl. Monitor, Pupil Service Activities, Pan American League, Hi-Lites '49,'5O,'5l. F.H.A., Vice President, Y-Teens, Choral Club, General Election Board, Health Service, Building and Grounds, General Welfare, Inter-School Affairs, Booster Committee, General As- sembly Board, Girls Glee Club, In- tramural, Archery. CEIGA, DONALD CHARLES A wise man turns chance into goocl fortune. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Fire Marshall, Sttage Crew. Hi-Lites, Weekly Anvil Sports Editor, Em- peror's New Clothes, Treasure Island, Hi-I.ites '49, '50, '51, '52, National Forensic League, Gen- eral Intramural. CHANALL, MILDRED She is as good as she is fair. Hi-Lites '50, Monitor, Lost and Found Commission, Wizard of Oz, Radio Rescue, Emperor's New Clothes, Stage Door, Fu- ture Homemakers of America, Archery. CHOBANOV. DENICE Always laughing and having fun, very nice to everyone. Makeup Crew, Locker Commission, Building and Grounds, Health Ser- vice, Weekly Anvil Staff, Senior Anvil, Iunior Assistant, Thirteenth Chair, Taming of the Shrew, Cheering Block. lunior Hi-Lites. COLLIER. WILLIE To do and to do well, is the mark of a man. Washington Brothers, H1 Y, Intra mural, General, Football, Movie Operator. COLLINS, MELVIN LONZO He who rises will gather wisdom. Usher Committee. COLLINS, ROSE RENEE So light of toot, so light of spirit. Monitor, Pan American League. Hi-Lites, Spanish Club, Band, Ma- jorette, Inter-School Affairs, Gen- eral Intramural, G.A.A., Archery, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. COMER. IAMES PIERPONT His achievements in life are sure to be high. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Pu- pil Service Activities, Boy Patrols, Fire Marshall. Pan American League. Hi-Y, Hi-Lites, Choral Club, President, Student Govern- ment, Manager, Councilman, Pros- ecuting Attorney, Defense Attor- ney Grand lury, Student Manager Cabinet, Lost and Found, General Election Board, Locker Commis- sion, Building and Grounds, Publi- city Board, General Welfare, Inter- School Affairs, Booster Committee, Usher Committee, Poster Commis- sion, General Assembly Board, Law Commission, Weekly Anvil Staff Sports Editor. Deputy Sheriff, Civil Service, lunior Class Vice President, General Intramural, Basketball Manager, Track, Base- ball., Football, Manager, Movie Operator, Boys State, Pep Club, Boys Glee Club. COSSEY. MARY ALICE One never loses by doing good turns. Girl Counselors, Mointor, Pupil Service Activities, Pan American League, F. H. A.. Secretary. Y- Teens, Orchestra, Student Govern- ment, Councilman, Locker Com- mission, Health Service, Inter- School Affairs Committee, Senior Anvil Staff, Typist, Iunior Assist- ant, National Forensic League. Archery, Baseball, Basketball, Track, Volleyball, Pep Club. CRABB. ANNIE FRANKE Admiring ways of charm. Monitor, Pupil Service Activities, Pan American League, Future Homemakers of America, Locker Commission, Orchestra, Usher Committee. CROWTHER. RUTHIE MAE Admirably schooled in every grace. Monitor, Hi-Lites '50, '51, '52, Hi- Lites Committee, Future Home- makers of America, Choral Club. Y-Teens, Building and Grounds. Student Manager Cabinet, Inter- School Affairs, Booster Committee, Achery, Basketball, Volleyball, Dancing. CRUZ, LUPE M. Born with the gift of laughter. Y-Teens. Ernperor's New Clothes. CSOMOR. IOHN F. He who laughs last, laughs best. Washington Brothers, Monitor Cap- tain, Pupil Service Activities, Hi- Lites '49, '50, '51, Choral Club. President, Intramural, Track, Foot- ball, Freshman Captain. Page Fifty-seven DAERR. IOHN GERALD An artist with a wild imagination. Monitor, Hi-Lites, Freshman Bas- ketball. DARONATSY. IEANETTE VIOLET And her voice was the warble of a bird so soft, so sweet, so delicately clear. Monitor, Pupil Service Activities, F.H.A., Locker Commission, Build- ing and Grounds, General Wel- fare, General Assembly Board, Senior Anvil Staff, Concession Manager, Junior Assistant, Weekly Anvil Staff, Iunior Assistant, Pep Club. Latin Club, Vice President. DAVILA. IUANITA H. Gentle words are always a gain. Hi-Lites, Spanish Club, Orchestra. DAVIS. DELORES Her voice was very low, gentle and softly: an excellent thing in a woman. DAVITIAN. RICHARD By the work one knows the workman. Page Fifty-eight DEARDORFF. JOHN FREDERICK Witty, courteous, capable, what more be said. Monitor, Fire Marshall, Hi-Lites '52, Booster Committee. Usher Com- mittee, Weekly Anvil Stali Sports Editor, Emperor's New Clothes, General Intramural. DEBOSE. IOI-IN A man is one who is faithful in his word. DE ROSA. ANTHONY IO!-IN So silent yet we shall miss him when he's gone. Monitor, Hi-Lites, Orchestra. Pub- licity Board, Treasure Island, Wizard of Oz. Devine Flora. Father of the Bride. General Welfare, Tennis, Movie Operator. DOMINGUEZ. IAMES Mirth is a sure cure for all your troubles. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Pan American League, Hi-Lites, Con- cert Orchestra, Concert Band, Gen- eral Intramural, Wrestling, Booster Band, Drum Major, Rifle Ranger Club, Hi-Lites Committee. DUPES. DONALD MARION To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of talent. Monitor. Spanish Club, Orchestra. Sutdent Manager Cabinet, General Assembly Board, Father of the Bride, Brewster's MiI1ions. De- bating, National Forensic League. President, Tennis. EMIL. WILLIAM His friends there are many, his foes-are there any. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Assistant Captain, Fire Marshall, Fire Chief, Hi-Lites '50,'5l,'5Z, Hi- Lites Committee, Band, Locker, Com- mission, Usher Committee, Tam- ing of the Shrew, Father of the Bride, The Thirteenth Chair, The Devine Flora, Treasure Island, The Wizard of Oz, Na- tional Forensic League, Senior Class President, General Intramu- ral. FISH. HILARY H. B1essed with fine wisdom and so- ber sense. Fire Marshall, Stage Crew, Hi- Lites, '51,'52, Hi-Lites Committee. Orchestra, Ensemble Band, Gen- eral Assembly Board, Taming ol the Shrew, Thirteenth Chair, Treasure Island, National For- ensic League. FLORES, MARTHA LIRA A girl of few words, but a true staunch friend. Pan-American League, Spanish Club, Secretary, Future Homemak- ers of America, Y-Teens. FOX, PHYLLIS IOANNE We like her more each day we know her. Library Staff, Monitor Captain, Pupil Service Activities, Hi-Lites, Future Homemakers of America, Y-Teens, Grand Iury, Student Man,- agers Cabinet, Publicity Board, Inter-School Affairs, Booster Com- mittee, Poster Committee, Senior Anvil, Senior Assistant, Weekly Anvil Staff New Editor, Iunior Hi- Lites, Hi-Lites, Iunior Assistant, Devine F1ora, Wizard of Oz, Naitonal Forensic League, Debat- ing. FOX, RICHARD THOMAS The man who blushes is not quite a brute. Intramural Manager, Wrestling, Cross Country. FRANCKEVICIUS, ERIKA A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. FURRY. CAROLYN RAE What a dear, cute, sweet little girl. Girl Counselors, Monitor, F.H.A., Y-Teens, Health Service, Booster Committee, Library Staff, Poster Committee, Iunior Assistant, Pep Club, Emperor's New Clothes, Junior Hi-Lites. GALVAN, LUPE JR. X He who is silent gains the most. Washington Brothers, Intramural, Swimming, Wrestling, GANT, DOROTHY, She has a merry smile for every- one. Monitor, Pupil Service Activities. GARDOW, SHIRLEY MAE Contentment is happiness. Monitor, Girls Glee Club, Inter- School Affairs. Page Fifty-nine GARRETT. WARNER DEMORSE A worker and student who always brin s success g . Washington Brothers, Monitor, Pu- pil Service Activities, Boy Patrols, Fire Marshall. Stage Crew, Pan American League, Hi-Y, Treasurer, Hi-Lites, Choral Club, Student Government, Student Manager's Cabinet, General Election Board. General Welfare, Booster Commit- tee. Vice President, Usher Com- mittee. General Assembly Board, Father of the Bride, Intramural, Basketball, Track, Football, Cross Country, Conference Champ, '50, Movie Operator, Pep Club. Var- sity Glee Club, Law Commission. GASKEY. NEALON IOHN 'He is gentle, he is shy, but there is mischief in his eye. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Fire Marshall, Band, Student Govem- ment, General Election Board. Booster Committee. General As- sembly Board, Varsity Sports, Basketball, Track, Football. GINTHER. IOHN 'Men cf few words are the best of men. GOMEZ. IUANITA MAE 'She's always ready with a smile. Monitor. Pupil Service Activities, Treasurer, Hi-Lites, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Program Chainnan, Chor- al Club. GOMEZ. RUDOLPH FRANK He lives twice who lives well. Washington Brothers. Monitor, Boy Patrol, Captain, Intramural, Bas- ketball, Track, Cross Country. Page Sixty GONZALES. TOE GAMALIEL He works hard and gets results. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Fire Marshall, Pan American League. Vice President, Hi-Lites, Band, ln- trarnural, Swimming. GOODRICH. HAZEL ROSE Modest, demure, jolly and loved by all who meet her. Monitor, Pupil Service Activities. Makeup Crew, Hi-Lites, Y-Teens, Girls Glee Club, Library Staff. Weekly Anvil, Junior Assistant. Senior Anvil, Iunior Assistant, Devine Flora. Student Director. GREEN. LOUIS A. A serious sensible fellow. GUIDEN. IOHN ROBERT He'll take his place as king of the baseball diamond. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Fire Marshall, Choral Club, Booster Committee, General Assembly Board, Senior Class, Vice President Basketball, Manager, Baseball. Football, Cross Country. HADADY. ELEANOR LOUISE Always cheerful and having fun. Monitor, Hi-Lites. Orchestra. I-IALLER. GAII. THERESA A life that lives melodious days. Y-Teens, Choral Club, Girls Glee Club, Library Staif. HALSEN. RONALD A great manager he will be. Washington Brothers, Fire Mar- shall, Stage Crew, Manager, Hi-Y. President, Choral Club, Booster Committee, Usher Committee, In- tramural. HAMNIK. LILLIAN BARBARA She is the kind who serves well, but does not seek for gain. Monitor, Spanish Club, Future Homemakers of America, Senior Anvil, Senior Assistant, Iunior Assistant, Usher Committee. HANNAH. OLAH MAY She is just a quiet kind whose na- ture never varies. HANSEN. ROBERT IAMES Although he is quiet, and some- what shy. we think he is one great guy- HARRIS, MARY SUSAN Virtue reaps its own reward. Makeup Crew, Future Homemak- ers of America, Y-Teens, I-IERRERA. ELUTERIO IUAREZ A mind at piece with all. Monitor. HOOS. MARY LOUISE A merry heart is like a medicinef 1 Future Homemakers of America, Monitor, Y-Teens. Health Service, Senior Anvil, Iunior Assistant. HRIC. FRANCES A girl with lasting qualities and loads of friends. HUDEC, ANTHONY IOHN A man of hope and forward look- ing mind. Intramural. Page Sixty-one ILIIASEVICH, BERTHA 'Always laughing very jolly, this could mean no one but Dolly. Monitor, Pupil Service Activities, Future Homemakers of America, Senior Anvil, Weekly Anvil, Iunior Assistant, Pep Club. ILIOVICI, ELAINE' AURELIA 'A cheerful, pleasant way about her. Monitor, Pupil Service Activities, Secretary, Pan American League, Hi-Lites '51, Spanish Club, Future Homemakers of America, Y-Teens, Band, Inter-School Affairs, Usher Committee, Weekly Anvil, Iunior Assistant. Pep Club. IAMES. EVA MAE How sweet and gracious even in common speech. Girl Counselors, Monitor, Pupil Service Activities, Future Home- makers of America, Vice President, Orchestra, Band, General Election, General Welfare, General Assem- bly, Archery, Baseball, Basketball, Track, Volleyball, Tennis, G.A.A., President, Pep Club. IAYME. KATHERINE MORA 'She is full of lun and frolic. Monitor, Spanish Club, Intramural, Baseball, Basketball, Track, Moni- tor, Spanish Club, Intramural, Baseball, Basketball, Track. JENKINS, EDNA 'A smile of greeting. Page Sixty-two IERNIGAN. VIOLA Cheerfulness and capability per- sonifiedf' IEROME. SALLY A fair and stylish miss, forever sur- rounded by friends. Monitor, Hi-Lites, '5l,'52, Y-Teens, Choral Club, Locker Commission, General Election, Booster Commit- tee, General Assembly, Senior An- vil, Literary Editor, Weekly Anvil, Reporter, Senior Anvil, Iunior Assistant, Pep Club, Intramural, Emperor's New Clothes. IOHNSON. MITCHELL His ways are ways of pleasant- ness and all his paths are peace. Choral Club, Football, Hi-Lites, Varsity Boys Glee Club. IOHNSON. SHIRLEY IOAN Her silver voice is the rich music cf a summer bird, heard in the still night with its passionate cadence. Monitor, Hi-Lites, Choral Club, Usher Committee, Girls Glee Club. IONES. BONDUELL LONNQUIST Where did you get your eyes so blue. Girl Counselors, Monitor, Pupil Service Activities, Hi-Lites, Y- Teens, Secretary, Choral Club. General Welfare, Usher Commit- tee, General Assembly Board. Weekly Anvil Staff, Junior Assist- ant, Weekly Anvil, Senior Anvil. Iunior Assistant, Girls State, Pep Club, Latin Club. IONES. CURTIS He's a good man whom iortune makes better. IONES. IAMES WOODROW He fills his lite with deed, not with words. Boy Patrols, Hi-Lites, Band, Intra- mural, Football. JONES. LARRY R. A friend to all who know him. Track, Football, Wrestling. IURINA. MARIAN MONICA A quiet tongue shows a wise and pretty head. Monitor, Assistant Captain, Locker Commission. ' KAMALICH, MARYANN FRANCES Never worries, never frets, always jolly and full of pep. Future Homemakers of America. Building-and Grounds, Senior An- vil. Senior Assistant, Iunior Assist- ant, Library Staff. KAPITAN, ANN OLIVIA Charm that strikes the sight, and merit that wins the soul. Girl Counselors, President, Moni- tor, Makeup Crew, Hi-Lites, '50,'5l. Y-Teens, Treasurer, Choral Club. Secretary, Booster Committee, Law Commission, Senior Anvil Staff, Managing Editor, Iunior Assistant, The Thirteenth Chair, Taming of the Shrew, The Emperor's New Clothes, Wizard oi Oz. Debate, National Forensic League. Secretary, Girls State, Girls En- semble. KAPSZUKIEWICZ. IOANN TERESA A disposition thats sweet and sound. Girl Counselor, Monitor, Hi-Lites. Future Homemakers of America. Choral Club, Weekly Anvil Staff, Iunior Assistant, Senior Anvil, De- vine Flora. KATZOURAKIS, ELAINE IPHIGENIA Her voice was like the voice the stars had when they sang together. Girl Counselor, Monitor, Makeup Crew, Hi-Lites '50,'5l, F. H. A.. Secretary, District Parliamentar- ian, Choral Club, Accompanist- Girls Glee Club, Boys Glee Club. Poster Committee, The Thirteenth Chair, Taming of the Shrew, In My Name, This is Washing- ton, National Forensic League. Archery, Baseball, Basketball. Volleyball, Tennis. KELLY, ALFRED Not always actions show the man. KNEZEVICH. DONALD EUGENE A grand pal, he couldn't be gayer he also is an accordian player. Washington Brothers, Fire Mar- shall, Hi-Y, Hi-Lites, Orchestra, Band, Football. Page Sixty-three KOKOTIS. ANDREW STEVEN What! No girls in heaven, then just leave me here. Inter-School Aiiairs Committee. Pan American League, Football. KOKOTIS. FRANCES Art and knowledge bring bread and honor. Girl Counselor, Hi-Lites, '50, '51. F.H.A., President, Historian, Make- up Crew. Grand Iury, Senior An- vil Staff, Art Editor, Iunior Assist- ant, Archery Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Cheering Block, Hi-Lites Comrnittee. The Thirteenth Chair, Taming of the Shrew, Booster Committee, F.H.A., District Vice President. KOSOVAC. DON Not only a leader in sports, but in good looks and personality, Washington Brothers, President, Monitor, Fire Marshall, Hi-Y, Hi- Lites, '50,'5l, Choral Club, Gen- eral Election Board, Building and Grounds, General Welfare. Gen- eral Assembly Board, Booster Committee, Deputy Sheriff, Senior Anvil. Senior Assistant, Hi-Lites Committee, Chairman, Baseball, Football, Intramural, Basketball, Movie Operator, Pep Club, Iunior' Class President. KROPP. CHARLES JOSEPH Sincerity and perseverance will build a strong man. Washington Brothers, Secretary. Fire Marshall, Hi-Y, Secretary, Hi- Lites Committee, Senior Anvil Staii, Photographer. Weekly Anvil Staff, Movie Operator. KULECK, ROSE MARY She's full ol bursting smi1es. Monitor, Y-Teens, Building and Grounds. Page Sixty-four LAKOTA, RICHARD ROBERT Ever sensible and good looking, he will succeed. Washington Brothers, Fire Mar- shall, Chief, Student Government. Booster Committee, General As- sembly Board, Football, Wrestling. LANDERS. GRACE MARIE A cheerful face bespeaks a kindly heart. Monitor, Health Service. LAX, BRUCE LAWRENCE He has a good word for everyone. Pupil Service Activities, Hi-Lites, Choral Club, Student Government. Councilman, Grand Iury, Booster Committee, Wrestling. Cross Coun- try, Movie Operator. LEE. CHARLES Good sense and good nature are never separated. Washington Brothers, Chairman, Monitor, Fire Marshall, Intramural. Cross Country, Movie Operator. LOBODZINSKI. RAYMOND EDWARD The brave man may fall but can- not yield. Monitor, Fire Marshall, Track, Stage Crew. LONGNECKER. IANET E. Her good humor is a fountain never dry. Monitor, Pupil Service Activities, lHi-Lites, Future Homemakers of America, Y-Teens. Band, General Election Board. Health Service. Building and Grounds, Booster Committee. Senior Anvil, Senior Assistant. Iunior Assistant, Week- ly Anvil, Basketball, Pep Club. LUSCAVICH. ANDREW Scarce are the powerful. Monitor, Fire Marshall. Basketball. MacKENZlE. ROBERT A. A peppy, mischievous lad who is Bob to all his friends. Fire Marshall. Booster Committee, Football, Wrestling. MAIOR. NIRA He who is satisfied is well paid. MANOUS. IAMES PETER lt is cz great plague to be too hand- some a man. Monitor, Boy Patrol, Fire Marshall, General Welfare. Booster Commit- tee. General Intramural, Basket- ball. Cross Country. MARTINEZ. ESTHER A mind at peace with all. Spanish Club, Choral Club, Girls Glee Club, Senior Anvil, Iunior Assistant. MATTHEWS. MARY KAY Chuck full of fun and nice to everyone. Monitor. Makeup Crew, Hi-Lites, F. H. A., Y-Teens. Choral Club. Locker Commission, General Elec- tion Board. Publicity Board. Gen- eral Weltare. General Assembly Board. Senior Anvil, Senior Assist- ant, Iunior Assistant, Weekly An- vil Stafi, Co-Editor, Iunior Assist- ant, Baseball. Basketball, Latin Club, Pep Club. MATUSZ. CAROL ANN MARIE A life that moves to gracious ends. Monitor, Pupil Service Activities. Y-teens, Band, Debating, National Forensic League. Secretary, Arch- ery Baseball. MAYOR. DAWN. CHARLENE Wil1ing to work, winning friends each day. Monitor, Basketball. Volleyball. McGLASSON. RUTH CAROL Gifted with lots of brains and loads of personality, all who know her admire her. Monitor Captain, Girl Counselor, Makeup Crew. Hi-Lites, Y-Teens, Orchestra, Treasurer, String En- semble, General Election Board. Publicity Board. General Welfare. General Assembly Board, Senior Anvil, Junior Assistant, Senior Ass'stant, Weekly Anvil, Iunior Assistant. Baseball. Basketball. Page Sixty-tive MENDOZA, ALFONSO Honor lies in honest toil. MEYERS. LEWIS HAROLD We can trust him to do well. Tennis. MIKOLAJCZYK. MARIANNE DOROTHY Happy and carefree, content with life. Monitor. MISTANCHIK, MARGARET ANN Her stature straight and tall. Monitor, Pupil Service Activities, Future Homemakers of America, Orchestra, Girls Glee Club, Arch- ery, Baseball, Basketball, MOE, RALPH EDWARD To be strong is to be happy. Montior, Fire Marshall. Page Sixty-six MOLNAR, IUDINE PHYLLIS Winning is her way and pleasant is her smile. Concert Orchestra, Pep Club. MOLODET. VICTOR Although a great athlete, he'11 never forget his friends. Monitor, Boy Patrol, Fire Marshall, General Welfare, General As- sembly Board, General Intramural, Basketball, Baseball, Football, Wrestling. MURAKOWSKI, BILL If football were music, he'd be a whole brass band. Washington Brother, Monitor, Boy Patrol, Fire Marshall, Chief, Depu- ty Sheriff, General Election Board, Bulding and Grounds, General Welfare, General Intramural, Bas- ketball. Track, Football, Captain, Boys State. MYREN. IANET LOUISE She's got what it takes to be liked. Monitor, Pupil Service Activities, Hi-Lites, Y-Teens, Choral Club. Locker Commission, Health Ser- vice, Booster Committee, Senior Anvil Staff, Subscription Editor, Iunior Assistant, Weekly Anvil. Iunior Assistant, Baseball, Basket- ball. Pep Club. NALLENWEG, RICHARD WALTER A cheerful, happy lad. Fire Marshall, Stage Crew, Foot- ball. NAVARRO. SALLY She says her say when she must. NEWMAN. HELEN MARIE She's always ready with a smile. Baseball, Basketball, Track, Vol- leyball. Monitor, Future Homemak- ers of America. ORTIZ. IOSEPHINE IRENE Faithful, gentle and good, wearing the rose ot womanhoodf' PACE. PERRY A boy who is always found busy. Senior Anvil Staff, Boys Sports Editor. PACHECO. BASIL Such a fine student, we wish he were twins. Washington Brothers, Monitor Cap- tain, Pupil Service Committee, Fire Marshall, Hi-Y, Vice President, Secretary. Weekly Anvil Staff, Photographer, Senior Anvil Stall, Photographer, Hi-Lites Committee, Debating, Purdue Conference '50, '51, National Forensic League. President, Intramural, Usher Cap- tain, Concert Band. PEDZIWIATR, LOIS IANE She was made for happy thoughts. Monitor, Locker Commission, Usher Committee, Y-Teens, Weekly Anvil Staff Reporter, Father of the Bride. PENA, TONY A quiet tongue 'shows a wise head. Concert Band, Concert Orchestra. PEREZ, CARMEN The flower of meekness on the stem of grace. PEREZ. HELEN ANN Her fair words never hurt the tongue. PEREZ. MARY MINERVA The quiet mind is richer than a Crown. Spanish Club. Y-Teens. Page Sixty-seven PERRY, RICHARD EARL A hearty fellow well met. Intramural. PIERCE. ALTON The worth of a thing is best known by the want of it. PIERAZEK, IAMES WALTER Quiet when not otherwise. Monitor, Boy Patrol, Fire Marshall, Stage Crew, General Welfare, Hi- Y, President, Chaplain, Hi-Lites '49, '51, Movie Operator, Debating, National Forensic League, Vice President, Band, Orchestra, Purdue Legislative Assembly '50,'51. PINKINS, BRAXTON A true athlete, scholar, and friend to all who know him. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Captain, Hi-Lites, Choral Club, General Welfare, General Assem- bly Board, Football, Basketball. PLYS, MARY ANN Always laughing, having fun, theres no one like our Mary Ann. Inter-School Affairs Committee. Page Sixty-eight PODGORSKI, LILLIAN Her sweetness and patience were wonderful to see. POPOVICH, ICANN All work and no play, aren't you glad she's not that way. Monitor, Pupil Service Activities, Grand Iury. Future Homemakers of America, Senior Anvil, Iunior Assistant, Hi-Lites, Torn Sawyer. POPOVICH, MARION They are rich who have true friends. POWELL. CLEVELAND Work first and then rest. Intramural, Basketball. PROTHO. ESTELLA LOUISE Life is itself a pleasure. The Emperor's C1othes, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, G.A.A. PSAROS. GERRI With courage and determination you shall reach your goal. Monitor. Future Homemakers of America. Y-Teens, Locker Com- mission, Health Service. PSAROS. SOPHIE ALEXIS No wisdom like silence. Girl Counselor, Monitor, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Future Homemak- ers of America, Treasurer. QUINTANILLA. EVA Her lungs are very sensitive lor everything makes her laugh. Y-Teens, Hi-Lites, Hit-Lites Corn- mittee. RANDUK. RAY PAUL Always laughing full of fun, but never until his work is done. Washington Brothers. Fire Mar- shall, Hi-Lites, '49, '50, Intramural, Football. REGENOVICH. DIANA B. She puts her best efforts into every- thing. Girl Counselor, Monitor, Hi-Lites, Choral Club, Health Service, Iunior Assistant, Weekly Anvil, Senior Anvil, Girls Glee Club, Cheering Block. REIGERT. DARENE MAE Fashioned so slenderly, so young, and so fair. Monitor Captain, Y-Teens, Locker Commission, Health Service, Usher Committee. REX. WILLIAM ALEXANDER Stately and tall he moves in the hall. Monitor, Movie Operator, Hi-Lites '50,'51.'52. Taming of the Shrew, Intramural, Basketball, Cross Country. ROMANDINI. DIANE LUCILLE Her eyes as stars of twilight lair like twilight to her dusky hair. Monitor, Pupil Service Activities. I-Ii-Lites, Girls Glee Club, Locker Commission, General Election Board, General Welfare, Booster Committee, General Assembly Board, Senior Anvil, Iunior Assist- ant, Pep Club. ROMANOWSKI. VIOLET She put her best efforts into every- thing. ROSS, ESTHER MARIE Ring the love of truth and right. Pupil Service Activitiy, Y-Teen, Future Homemakers of America. Historian. Page Sixty-nine ROSS, MAXINE The noblest thing is sweetness. Future Homemakers of America, rY-Teens. RUEHLING, FRANK EDWARD He has his share of wisdom. Monitor, Fire Marshall, Inter-School Affairs, Usher Committee, General Assembly, Pan American League. Vice President, Tom Sawyer, Treasure Island. Intramural. Concert Band. RUSH, CARL Quiet, industrious, unassuming and diligent. RUSZOWSKI, GERALDINE A miss as good as her smiles. Girl Cotmselor, Monitor, Pupil Ser- vice Activities, Y-Teens, Locker Commission, Senior Anvil, Iunior Assistant. RYFA, LEONARD E. His words are few but his friends are many. Monitor, Intramural. Page Seventy SACEK, ROBERT IAMES Willing to play and willing to work, always there and never to shirk. Monitor, Fire Marshall, General Welfare, Usher, Hi-Y, Movie Oper- ator, Hi-Lites, '50, '51, '52, Wizard of Oz, Devine Flora, Father of the Bride, Taming of the Shrew, Thirteenth Chair, Treasure Is- land, Iunior Hi-Lites, Intramural. SANCHEZ, MANUEL He is a good man and just. SANDOR, LOUIS He who is firm molds the world to himse1f. Washington Brothers, Monitor, General Election Board. Booster Committee, Inter-School Affairs, Usher Committee, Law Commis- sion, Movie Operator, Hi-Lites, ln- tramural, Senior Anvil Staff, Art Editor. SAPP, BETTIE ANN Icy rules her day. Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. SARKISIAN, HELEN A cheerful countenance betokens a good heart. Locker Commission. Girls Chorus A, Pep Club. ' SCHERETTE. ARLENE MARIE It is nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Monitor, Pupil Service Activities, Future Hornemakers oi America, Y-Teens. SCOTT, MARION IEAN l'She works and gets results. Monitor, Hi-Lites, Future Home- makers of America, Y-Teens, Pub- licity Board, General Welfare, Girls Baseball, Basketball, Track, Volleyball, Pep Club, Girls Glee Club. SEBASTIAN. IOI-IN ROBERT He's good natured without a doubt. Fire Marshall, Hi-Lites, Intramural, Football. SHARLIKE, IACK BRUCE Always ready to aid in any kind of work. Washington Brothers, Boy Patrol, Band, Choral Club. Intramural. SHEHIGAN, JOHN M. A good sport and friend to every- one. Washington Brothers, Monitor, Pu- pil Service Activities, Fire Mar- shall, Hi-Lites, Choral Club, Grand Iury, Locker Commission, Booster Committee, Intramura1,Track, Foot- ball, Wrestling, State Champ, '51, '52, Cross Country, Movie Oper- ator. SHEPHERD, HENRY LEE Be resolved and the thing is done. Monitor, Boy Patrol. Fire Marshall, Hi-Lites, General Assembly Board, Law Commission. SHONK, DELORES ANN Sweet1y and stately, full oi lun and laughter. Monitor, Hi-Lites, '52, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Program Chairmcm. Booster Committee, Weekly Anvil, Iunior Assistant, Girls Glee Club. Hit-Lites Committee. SIKICH, MARLENE MARIE She's everybody's friend and no- body's enemy. . Girl Counselor, Hi-Lites, Spanish Club, E.H.A., Lost and Found, Locker Commission, Health Ser- vice, Usher Committee, Weekly Anvil Staif, Business Manager, Senior Anvil, Iunior Assistant, Pep Club, Girls Chorus. SILVERMAN, MARVIN EDWARD He finds nonsense very refreshing. Fire Marshall, Hi-Lites, '50, Intra- mural, Baseball, Basketball Senior, Class Committee. SIMINSKI, WILLIAM ROBERT Actors happen in the best of families. Fire Marshall, Hi-Lites, '50.'5l,'5Z. Hi-Lites Committee, Emporer's New C1othes, Wizard of Oz, Brewsters Millions, Treasure Is- land, Devine Flora, Father of the Bride, Thirteenth Chair, Taming of the Shrew, Iunior Hi-Lites, National Forensic League. Intramural. Page Seventy-one SIMMS. ILLETA A thousand cupids in those curls do sit. SMITH, BETTY IO Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness. Inter-School Affairs, Girls Chorus. SMITH. LOUISE ELEANOR A kindly smile to all she meets. Future Homemakers of America, Historian, Y-Teens, Weekly Anvil Staff, Reporter. SMITH. RUBY LESTINE Although its a long way from here to there she laughed all the way. Publicity Board. Booster Commit- tee, Weekly Anvil Staff, Girls Sports Writer, Archery. Baseball. Basketball. Track, Volleyball, Tennis. SMITH. RUTH ALNESE Winning is her way and pleasant is her smile. Girls Chorus A., Pupil Service Ac- tivities, Future Homemakers of America, Y-Teens, Locker Commis- sion, Booster Committee. Page Seventy-two SPORNICK, VIRGIL ALEXANDER A gentleman in all that the word implies. Washington Brothers. Monitor, Fire Marshall, Hi-Lites, '51, '52, Or! chestra. Band, Swimming. STASIEWICZ, MARYANIN Silence is more musical than any sound. SWENTKO. ROBERT DANIEL He loves to build not boast. Football. SZITAS. IOYCE ELLA A good industrious girl is she, a truer there could not be. Girl Counselor, Monior, Hi-Lites, '51, F.H.A., Choral Club. Lost and Found, Locker Commission, Usher Committee. Health Service, Base- ball, Basketball, Volleyball, Arch- ery, Tennis, Intrmural, Girls Glee Club, Taming of the Shrew. SZMAGAI. FELIX MIKE A wild persuer of adventure. Monitor, Fire Marshall, Deputy Sheriff, Building and Grounds, In- tramural. -W. TARVER, AMANDA RUTH So gentle, modest and demure. Chorus A., Future Homemakers of America, General Welfare. THOMAS, DONNA LUE With her charming manner she makes friends easily. TOMCZAK, DONALD CLEMENS He tasted the joy that springs from labor. Intramural, Movie Operator. TRENKA. ANDREW RICHARD Born for success without a doubt. Washington Brothers. Monitor, Pu- pil Service Activities, Fire Mar- shall, Band Intramural, Brewsters Millions, Tom Sawyer, Devine Flora, f'Emperor's New Clothes, Thirteenth Chair. URISS, JOHN LEROY Make much of me for great men are scarce. Fire Marshall, General Intramural, Baseball, VELA, ALEIO A swell fellow, a swell friend. Spanish Club, Movie Operator. VELASQUEZ, MARIA THERESA Refined and stately as a lady should he. Future Homemakers of America. Senior Anvil, Iunior Assistant, Y-Teens. ' VERA. ALICE IOSEPHINE Up through the ages an honor student. Girl Counselor, Monitor Captain, Pupil Service Activities, Hi-Lites '50,'51,'5Z, Iunior Hi-Lites, Y-Teens. Choral Club, Booster Committee. Senior Anvil Staff, Editor-in-chief, Iunior Assistant, Weekly Anvil Staff, Iunior Assistant, General In- tramural, Volleyball, Girls Glee Club, Iunior Class Committee and Girls Ensemble. VORICE, FLOYD He chases dull care and sorrow. Band, General Intramural, Basket- ball. WATKINS, IOAN A torrent of words at her command. Page Seventy-three WHITING. IOSEPH D. WATKINS, LEONARD True joy is iree to all. WATSON, ROBERT L. A good sport and friend to every- one. Monitor, Hi-Lites, General Intra- mural, Track, Baseball. WHEELER. IACQUELINE REECE Continued cheerfulness is a sign oi wisdom. Monitor, Hi-Lites, Choral Club, Locker Commission, General Elec- tion Board, Girls Glee Club. Stranger in our mist but well liked. Boys Glee Club, Swimming. WILLIAMS, EVELYN LORNA The quiet and meek we oiten seek. Booster Committee. Page Seventy-four WILLIAMS, MINNIE KATHERINE She who is happy is rich enough. Pupil Service- Activities, President, Pan American League, Hi-Lites, '51, Archery, Baseball, Basketball, Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, ln- tramural, B.A.A., Secretary. WILLIAMS, RUBY x Silence answers much. WILSON. I. CLARK No sinner yet no saint perhaps, but well the very best of chaps. Monitor, Fire Marshall, Hi-Lites Intramural, Football, Wrestling WILSON, DELORES MAE Her stature straight and tall. Pan American League, Future Homemakers of America, Weekly Anvil Staff, ,Archery Baseball, Basketball, Track, Volleyball, WILSON. LUCILLE As merry as a cricket. Monitor, Hi-Lites, '51, G.A.A., Fu- ture Homemakers of America, Locker Commission, Weekly Anvil Staff, General Intramural, Base- ball, Basketball, Track. Volleyball, Tennis. WOLFE. BETTY IANE Gentle is she and of good intent. Monitor, Hi-Lites, Building and Grounds, General Intramural, and Archery. WRATICH, VIOLET ANN With charm and beauty she is treasured, and a winning person- ality still unmeasured. Girl Counselor, Secretary, Monitor, Hi-Lites, Hi-Lites Committee. Senior Anvil Staff, Secretary Treasurer, Booster Committee, Iunior Assist- ant, Father of the Bride, Art Club. t ALLANDE, ARTHUR IR. BARNEY, RAYMOND BROWN. HARRY K. HANNAH, MARY LOUISE IURATIC, EDWARD RICHARD NOT PICTURED KIRKSEY, SANDRA IOY LARA. IESSE IIPKOVITCH. IOHN PACURAR, DANIEL PETRUNICH. IOHN PRIT H WRIGHT, IOHN E. Energy and persistance conquer all. Monitor, Hi-Lites, General Intra- mural. Football. ZILLER. ROBERT EUGENE As a pal he is simply grand, he is also leader of a band. Fire Marshall, Hi-Lites, Baseball, Football, Wrestling. ROZMAN, IOHN MICHAEL TONKOVICH. MIKE TORRES. STELLA MARY TUMLIN, DELORES IEAN WARDS. BETTY B. Qln gllllexnnriam DIANE THORNBURG U The memory of your smile, when young Reveals His face, And, when you went before, You left the gates of Heaven ajar That we may glimpse, Approaching from afar. The glories of His grace. -Mrs. Calvin Coolidge Page Seventy-five OG-UE 5 CA LL WMM V fAMou5 WASHINGTON SENIO QW N x 5 Li J 'l'..Ii GREAT Luvzi MAN ,Q HE EESJLLYWOOD WH ur xxx., YOU G TER? -TOO BAD s Fuu..eAf-K- yourvcs MAN, TAKE Yousa FEET OFF THE CHAIR I WANT 1-Q 5 IT ,WA DOVVN . fr. Fl' Q - I' - K 4' A W - iw as Y, 0 f 1r 'N 1' Q x ,x B ' V A N , 3 X If -. I 3 L fy Y I ' m 5 KIM M, ' ', 1 E ik ' -1 A y Q, Htl, 'TH l MG I M 5,Avl Inns PAgKuMG P:-AC! Fo'- ARN ' OL-D 3 HEY COACH! I LOST wawsm. PgeS etys Nj I X S 1115135-A1u9Aeg efmd ' VARSITY FOOTBALL First row' D Perry Padilla Ceiga R Perry I Perry qecond row Lov1n Barabas WIISOH P1nk1ns Tracey S to Maghsh Buggs Buzmskl Thlrd row Coach Zltko Coach Kendall Bndgemcm Sm1th Lakota Sebashan Morgan Mlchael Iones Gniim Glasper Perko Coach Segle Coach Patnck Fourth row W11mot Kosovac Bulfa MUIGkOWSk1 G-askey Rabaim Iohnson Buggs Battle - - 1 1 1 - 1 . - . . . . . D . . . M - 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 E . . , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . A CREDIT TO YOUR SCHOOL VARSITY BACKFIELD. N. Smith, Murukowski, Kosovac, Coach Kendall. Battle, Buggs. FIRST STRING Pinkins. Iohnson, Bulia, Wilmot, Coach Siegle, Adich. Jones. Gaskey. ALL STATE Murorkowski, Coach Zitko, Pinkins. Page Seventy-nine Page Eighty VARSITY FOOTBALL Our varsity squad, under the watchful eyes of Coach Zitko and his two assistants, Coaches Kendall and Siegle, ventured into the '52 season without the aid of seven mainstay players. Nevertheless unity and spirit prevailed as they Went on to win five games out of a rough eight-game sdhedule. ' The split-T formation which was used as a strategic plan developed the potential speed in the track caliber backfield combination of F. Battle, T. Buggs. B. Murakowski and D. Kosovac, and enabled such linemen as B. Pinkins, G. Bulfa and R. Wilmot to function more effectively. For the second time all-state honors were bestowed on Bill Murakowski. back, and Braxon Pinkins, end. Travis Buggs, a leading scorer in the con- ference, received honorable mention and a position on the all-conference team. Players lost to graduation are F. Battle, R. Lakota, T. Buggs, C. Wilson, L. Iones, D. Kosovac, I. Wright, D. Adich, B. Pinkins, B. Murakowski and A. Bartok. I am sure we speak for the entire school when we wish these boys and the coming team luck in the future.. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Amundsen Washington Whiting Washington South Bend Central Washington Hammond Tech Washington Emerson Washington Hammond High Washington Horace Mann Washington Roosevelt High CE. CJ 36 Washington H 6 K , i 47, OPPONENTS, LOOK oUr as ix .. QU ! ' r . 'l A: lff1L'. ' . ..tm SOPHOMORE TEAM First row: D, Perry, Padilla, I. Perry, R. Perry. Second row: Bohannon, Holland, Keyes, Brown, Comer, Broke- mond, Williams. Third row: Coach Siegle, Costanza, Pizano, Costa, Toth, Stepa- novich, Shannon, Smith, Ponce. Fourth row: Iackson, Wilson, Korotky, Lazano, Fox, Gaskey, Olah, Masich. RESERVE FOOTBALL This years reserve team, formerly known as the sophomore team, was a storage plant of power. A high scoring team from the beginning to the end, they defeated all opponents to become conference champs. Superior coaching tactics on the part of Coach Siegle and all-around participation by both line and backfield enabled the keeping of the title which was also won by last years sophomore team. Let us hope they carry such skills with them into their varsity year. Inci- dentally, the last two games with Horace Mann and Emerson were called off due to bad weather. RESERVE FOOTBALL SCORES Froebel Whiting Hobart Gary Edison Hammond Tech E. C. Roosevelt Hammond High 0 Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Page Eighty one THEIR TIME IS COMING Page Eighty-two FRESHMAN TEAM First row: Padilla, Perry, Comer, Perry, Watts, Ortiz, Perry. Second row: Hayes, Flesher, Garrison, Ranich, Suikof Upshaw Timmons, Plesha. Third row: Coach Clark, Aifaro, Padilla, Vanderseyde, Lemos Falcone, Patlysk, Upshaw, R. Reese, Perez, Bustamante. Eeurth row: Dent, Iones, Iohnson, Lockett, Davidsen, Goodrich Spudic, Torres, Clanton, Campbell. WELL DONE, TEAM Correction: Mcmus should read Mcmous. Page Eighty-three WE'RE PROUD OF YOU First row: Manous, B. Pinkins, Williams, Iuratic, Gaskey, Bajus. Second row: Guiden, Flynn, Smith, Molodet, T. Pinkins, Battle, Arredondo, Coach Baratto, VARSITY BASKETBALL This season brought about the witnessing of one of Washington's better basketball teams. Although our upset came abruptly in the sectional tourney, un- doubtedly the team Will rank as high in our school's history as it did throughout the state. Coach Baratto's starting five was R. Flynn, N. Smith, E. Iuratic, I. Manous and V. Molodet. Perhaps the most memorable accomplishment, other than our record of eighteen Wins, was the seven points our three losses Cincluding the sectional gamel were by. Next year's team will suffer the loss of several key players and their ability to do certain things well. Vic tBenol Molodet Who's hook shots, ball handling, and dribbling landed him a berth on the regional all-star team in '51 and '52 together With Ed Iuratic, rebound and tip-in artist and much needed versatility in Braxton Pinkins, Jim Manous, Fletcher Battle and Nealon Gaskey. Despite this loss, the re- turing players promise many bright victories in '53. Page Eighty-tour Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington SCORES South Bend Adams South Bend Central Gary Horace Mann Iasper Lafayette left South Bend Central E. C. Roosevelt Gary Emerson New Albany La Porte Hammond Tech Gary Froebel Hammond Clark Valparaiso Hammond High Gary Lew Wallace Whiting South Bend Riley Gary Tolleston Gary Roosevelt Hammond High Conference Record 11-1 Seasonal Record 18-3 UP AND COMING RESERVE BASKETBALL First row: Stepunovich, Bozeman, Kcrrubotsos, Batwin, Williams, Toth, Pczsscrles, Costa, Iczckson. Second row: Coach Carr, Comer. Goldsmiih, Hollcmd, Tracey, Seto, Bcrjusz, Fox, Smith, Costcmzcx. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL First row: Watts, Vcmderzeyede, Upshuw, Lewinski, Sutko, Upshcxw, Pinkins. Second row: Mr. Kendall, Rcmich, Hoos, Reese, Upshcxw, Mantis, Goodrich, Gaskey. Page ,Eighty-iive YELL LEADERS P ge Eighty-six TENNIS TEAM First row: Blumenfeld, Coach Kolas. Second row: Iarabak, Dupes, Bubala, Hansen Third row: Shoemaker. DeRosa, Kaufman. VARSITY TENNIS This season the tennis team did us proud by finishing its fourth consecutive Winning year. Under the direction of Coach Iohn Kolas, Wash- ington placed second in the conference after being champ for two consecutive years. ' Our hats off to Don Dupes and Paul Bubala -graduating seniors. We shall be expecting much in the future and know the team will live up to expectations. ' TENNIS Washington Washington Washington Was-hington Washington Washington Washington Washington SCORES Hammond Tech 5 Hammond High 3 Roosevelt 0 Hammond Clark 2 Blue Island 4 Hammond High 2 Roosevelt O Hammond Clark 2 Season's Record 5 Wins: 3 Losses Page Eighty-seven WRESTLING TEAM First row: Mcrsich, Passales, Falcone, Plimpton, Patlyek, Second row: Coxin, Pacurar, Iacoby, Stepanovich, Martinez, Garces, Padilla. Third row: Guzman, Lax, Shehigan, Coach Freiberger, Rcmich, Iones, Korotky, WRESTLING Contrary to last year's team, the Washington grapplers had a fairly suc- cessful season. Not only did they win the sectional crown, but two of the matmen placed in the state meet. Iohn Shehigan, 145 pounds, who captured third place at 138 pounds in the state meet last year, moved up a couple of notches and took first place. Following closely was his 141-pound colleague, Bruce Lax, who placed second. Others with impressive records were Charles CChuckieD O'Donnell in the 138-pound class, Charlie Pacurar in the 95-pound class, Glenn Iacoby at 115 pounds, Carl Guzman, Richard Dougherty, Rueben Garces and freshman heavyweight Nick Ranich. Congratulations to Coach Freiberger and his boys for providing a com- petitive sport. Page Eighty-eight STATE CHAMP IOHN SHEHIGAN State Champ - 145 Lb. Class Page Eighty-nine M 1 V 1 fi iw, I -,st if-2-1, .1 lQll V'l, , 8 t tff ,:,.A,.AA , .a 1 gl . E:A y V11, mx fl ,, 2 llc I w ill A. 1 lf -fi ..r rt . rrt W 1 V1:: 1 1 :::- - ' 'zll IAI .-I .,.,::- .1 Q.. rsrrc.i r fi i:'A 1 CROSS COUNTRY IBottoml First row: Halliday, Guiden, Gold- smith, Arredondo, Palmer, Passales. p Second row: Pacurar, Martinez. Munoz, Bozeman, Dahlin, Garrett, Iacoby. Third row: Stepanovich, Flynn, O'Donnell, Szilvasy, Ignas, Shehigan, Morris. Fourth row: Bajusz, Pinkins, Peter- son, Batwin, Manous, Karabotsos. VARSITY TRACK KTopJ Back row: Perry, Halliday, Robert- son, Gaskey, Fax, Karabatsosf, lBuggs. Front row: Coach Freiberger Munoz, Martinez, Bozeman, Maniotes, Garrett, Wilmot, Iackson, C. Buggs, Coach Walton. Kneeling: Padilla, Watts, Mgrs. TRACK As the track season got under Way the hopes of both coach and team were high. High hopes were Well justified because of the quantity and quality of speedsters on the rosters. State records were set by Travis Buggs, who ran the 100 yard dash in 10 seconds: and Richard Halliday, who ran the low hurdles in 20.2 seconds and the high hurdles in 15.8 seconds. Congratulations to the coach and team. The team with a qualified man in each event should be hard to beat. ' Page Ninety CROSS COUNTRY Often a boy who participates on a cross country team has a two-:Hold reason. To score victoriously for the team While de- veloping endurance for future sports such as track, basketball and wrestling. This year, however, the stress must have emphatically been placed on victory as the team went undefeated throughout the season. VARSITY BASEBALL The opening of the baseball season found the Senator nine ready, willing, and able. Flanked with experienced players in both infield and outfield, the teams trouble, if any, should arise from the pitching staff which boasts only one returning pitcher. The boys back this year to give it another spin are Dimitre Adich, Ioe Arredondo, Robert Flynn, Arthur Goldsmith, John Guiden, Donald Kosovac, Victor Moledet, Tony Pinkins, Iohn Bridgeman, Bert Michael and LeRoy Uriss. The future looks bright with many victories anticipated. Back row: Costa, Kosovac, Michaels, Brokemond, Olah, Bridgeman, Azredondo, Flynn, Schweingruber. Front row: Guiden, Stepanovich, Holland, Molodet, Pinkins, Bajus, Smith, O'Donne1l. Page Ninety-one Q- eff' ASEBALL 412 0 Q 0 N2 'io 'N 7' J' Prrcr-Inns Schweingruber, Olah, Stepcnovich, O'Donne11, Guiden. GRADUATES Couch Schweingruber. Molodet, Guiden. Kosovcxc. Page Ninety-two Costa. INFIELDERS Flynn, Molodet, Pinkins, Bczjus, Brokemond, Michaels. OUTFIELD Holland, Kosovac. Smith, Bridgeman, Guiden. GIRLS' SPORTS MODERN DANCE GROUP Center left to right: Fawbush, Gonzales, Lax Marrow. Second row: Iulkes, Moreno, Williams, Graham Dowdell, Cooper, Riddle, Dungey, Iames, Buitron Lenoir, Williams, Bailey, Chavis, Hernandez, Howardl BASKETBALL Second row left to right: Lax, Zaragoza. First row: Beverly, Iames, Browning, Chavis, Dow- dell, Sandberg, Cooper, Quinlan, Bridgeman, Bottom: Miss Kopko. G. A. A. Second row: Miss Drain, Bridgeman, Williams, James, Browning, Suchar, Dungey, Miss Chiaravalle. First row: Beverly, Lax, Sandberg, Ruszowski, Thompson, Ross, Zaragoza. TUMBLING Top row: M. Gonzalez, Thornton, Edwards, Rober- son, Zaragoza. Bottom: Beverly. Page Ninety-three Third row: Sandor, Bubala, Kropp, Pacheco, Garrett, Mr. Kellam, Trenka, Ruehling, Buqgs. Seccnd row: Cargill, Emil, Siminski. Fish, Shonk, Kapitan, Kosovac, Comer, Sacek. First row: Kckctis, Vera, Fox, McGlasson, Kcxtzourakis, Iones, Iarnes, Barloga, Hamnik, Beverly, Sz'ta NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY All seniors who rank in the upper third ot the entire senior class are eligible for the National Honor Society. It is- a privilege to belong to this group. and nearly all students look toward its membership with eager anticipation. This year 34 seniors were elected to the group. They were selected on the basis of character, leadership, and service to the school. After the members are announced, a meeting of the society is held for the election of officers. This year's officers are Donald Dupes, President: Alice Vera, Vice President: Annie Kapitan, Secretary and Paul Bubala, Treasurer. Page Ninety-four 4- 1. Night Life. 4. Past Your Bedtime. 7. Off-guard. 2. 1 wonder. 5. Sigh! 8. Pajama 'Pczrcxde. 3. Two of the Same. 6. That Friendly Pepsi Smile! 9. Senior Champs. Page Ninety-five 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Page Ninety-six The Gang. Happy Birthday, Someone. Sidewalk. What Did You Say? Time Out for a Rest. Smile Pretty! Miss Americas. Tough Night, Huh! Chob. Oh, Elaine! Who's Who. WHO'S WHO Simpson, I. Pierazek, R. Plesha, D. Ceiga, V. Villa, D. Regenovich, B. V. Nesbitt, M. Popovich, N. White, I. Longnecker, K. Villa, S. Kirksey G. Ruszowski, G. Barloga, M. Cossey, D. Riegert, F. Ruehling, A. Trenka . Harder, T. Plimpton, O. Prater, M. Wilson. MAIOR AND MAIORETTES STANDING: Rczsetta. Oriu, Beverly, Michaels, Iumes. KNEELING: Levan, Dominguez, Mayor. Page Ninety-seven Page SEPTEMBER OCTOBER ................,,.. NOVEMBER ...........,,.... DECEMBER .....,......,.,,,, IANUARY .................... FEBRUARY ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,, N inety-eight . gf Y K Lg, , , - ff f ,.,. 1 I - 'A ' 53 ' 'la . E 5 5 f 4 f . 1-finffxf V I '. . n 'J.,,- 1 DEAR DIARY With doors open wide we return for the last time . . . we find changes in our faculty. Mr. Geddes, Mr. Ginay, and Mr. Barkal have transferred to Roosevelt . . . Our football team won its first game over Chicago Amund- sen . . . 40 to 0. Despite the rain which began the second half, we stayed till the final gun went off. The Seniors have begun to show their authority, for they are now taking Senior pictures . . . Veronica Long and Ruby Bates were chosen to cheer the team on to more victories . . . We traveled to South Bend for a foot- ball game, but alas, we lost 13 to 6. Oh well, the trip was lots of fun anyway . . . Hurrah!! School is recessed for 2 whole days . . . due to a teacher's meeting. Seniors choose officers- to lead their class . . . Hats off to Bill Emil, President: Iohn Guiden, Vice President: and Leah Buchstaber, Secretary. Iuniors also elected their officers . . . Drama Department chose a cast for The Father of the Bride. . . . Horror of Horrors, we lost the Brown Derby 38 to l2! Oh well, there is always next year . . . Bill Murakowski and Braxton Pinkins brought honors to our school by being voted on the All-State football team. We started the basketball season off with a bang by defeating South Bend Central 42 to 37 . . . This year . . . as usual the Girl Counselors are dressing dolls for the Salvation Anny . . . The Halls were made more cheerful by the gayly decorated Christmas trees put up by the students . . . At last our much needed Christmas- vacation has arrived . . . Senators took second place in the Holiday Tourney . . . Oh yes! We almost forgot . . . Constitution Tests were enjoyed by all Government ll students??? Back to school after two weeks of fun . . . Washington Brothers chose Charles Lee as President . . .WHS lost 70 students at Mid-Year gradua- tion - Mid-term girl grads were honored at a library tea . . . by now everyone has seen our new Indiana State Flag which was purchased by our Student Government. t All is quiet around WHS . . . why?? The vigilante committee was chosen that's why . . . Orchids to the Drama Department for a fine perfonnance of Taming of the Shrew. . . . Miss Goldie Brill retired and was replaced by Miss Rae Iohnson . . . WHS entered the basketball tourney favored MARCH .,........ ...,,,,,,,, APRIL .......... ,,,,,,. MAY ........ ,,,,,,, IUNE ........ ....... to take state . . . but were upset by a clarkhorse . . . Oh well, that's life in the big city . . . An assembly was held on job opportunities far SENIORS ONLY. Congrats to our State Champ wrestler, John Sh.ehigan, also the team for winning the Conference Championship and the Regionals . . . National Honor Society was chose -- Don Dupes was elected president . . . Hi-Lites committee was chosen with Don Kosovac acting as chairman. ,Purdue contest was held - WHS came home with some fine prizes . . . Tryouts were held for the Hi-Lites . . . Everyone is planning and rehears- ing . . . Seniors were beginning to feel like Seniors, measulrements were taken for Caps and Gowns - Girls chose white - Boys, blue . . . Name cards and announcements were ordered . . . It won't be long now . . . Oh yes! We can't forget our Easter vacation which was enjoyed by all . . . We played our first baseball game against Clark . . . Ah, yes . . . Spring is here. T ' Yes . . . this is the time of the yfear when you can be easily persuaded to do you know what . . . But if you have Government 12, you think twice . . . because you're pretty busy trying to please Mr. Souter with your Consumer's Report. The Annual Spring Concert put everyone in a festive mood. The Hi-Lites were a great success and enjoyed by all. This is it kids . . . Only ll more days and we can say We used to attend WHS. Everyone enjoyed the fine Class Day Program . . . And you should have seen some of the Seniors on Hobo Day . . . You'd never' guess they were seniors. Seniors had a day off at the right time . . . 'cause almost everyone was at a Spring formal the night before . . . Now on Iune ll fthe long awaited dayl as you march in to the familiar tune of Pomp and Circumstance many things go through your mind . . . You al-- most wish you could stay another year . . . Well, Dear Diary, that's all for this year . . . but please don't forget us 'cause we'l1 never forget you. SENIORS OF 1952 if if ' Q , f -1 f if . 3 i, ' V ' . g g i 2 ' x 1, :-' S .- J '5 llz hgl' sl P M A Q g i . 1 , ' 'E-' 5 if , 5 Page Ninety-nine UNION NATICNAL BANK NDIANA HARBO Cho:rter Your Bus At PORA TRAVEL BUREAU Friendly Bus Service Everywhere' Compliments of COLUMBUS DRIVE GARAGE Airlines Ticket Office 1418 E. Columbus Drive p EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA Phone 2490 3462 Guthrie St. Compliments of I Compliments of ' HARBOR TOBACCO CO. INC. A 6' P CO' 2210 Columbus Drive Main cmd Columbus Drive Phone 4095 ' EAST CHICAGO. INDIANA GLEN and IACK'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Compliments of , INDIANA AUTOMATIC MUSIC CORPORATION Phone 3556 3806 Euclid Avenue Phone 2722 1319 E. Columbus DIIVG ,,Wur1iizer Coin operated Glen Ullstam Iccck Constant Phonogmphs EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA Compliments cf PLAY SAFE - WORK SAFE H U R W I C H I S STEEL TRANSPORTATION CO. INC. FURNITURE CORP. 3201 Callahan Street EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA Pgo Hddo Compliments oi CITIZEN'S COAL 61 LUMBER COMPANY. 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PHONE E.c.6x61 Congratulations And Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 of Washington High School FRIEDMAN IEWELERS Your Headquarters for CLASS RINGS CLASS PINS 809 West cnieege Avenue EAST CI-IICAGo. INDIANA Phone E. C. 2900 To The Class Of '52 Success In The Future ,, . , , ,, BEST WISHES Printing Is Our Business From EAST CHICAGO GLOBE 609 W. Chicago Avenue F' W' Phone 1888 GOOD LUCK! 3822 Main Street Phone 5870 TWIN CITY FURNITURE MAIN SPORTING GOODS Where Shoppers Wise - Modernize We Specialize in 3722 Mein Street Phone 3173 Award sweenere and Club Iackets Pgo Haas Compliments of QUIGLEY-MINOR POST 3151 V. F. , 1901-03 Broadway Phone: E. C. 3541 - Office 91 INDIANA HARBOR, INDIANA TOTHE CLASS OF '52 Compliments of MANN FLORAL SHOP WE HAVE 'ri-IE BEST MR. DAN KOSOVAC 3719 Main Street Phone 1055 G Compliments of G. A. PRATT CO. BARBARA IOAN PHLY M 0 BOOKBINDING - ARY KAY 0 PRINTING CAROLYN RUTH CAROL 0 RUBBER STAMPS HAZEL IOYCE 1108 W. 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