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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

% - w f. x o ' ' J- ' .,y ■y ALLEN COUNTY PViBVinililPl ' lll ' inllll 3 1833qi826_006£ GC EA7AN, 1957 } c . ' J -r y (Yl y - V % % ANVIL ' 57 ASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA YOUTH This is the most important time of our hves — This period of transition from childhood to adulthood. This is our time for new experiences — Experiences which form the foundations for our future decisions. This is our time for studying, learning, and having fun together. These are the days to remember. MJ ' ' O ' o 0 . YOUTH THE PRIDE !•- - -•X ■ ' ' nf ' l ' ■%M7: OF WASHINGTON OUR CREED To acquire self-control .ind self-reliance. To co-oper.ite with others for the welfare of my school. To develop in myself an appreciation of the finer things of life; To be loyal to my school in thought and word and deed, and to give her always of my best efforts. To be conscious at all times that 1 represent my school in every word and act; These things shall be my honest endeavor as a student in Washington High School. These exciting moments — Urging on another basket. Swinging to Don ' t Be Cruel , Trying out for the Hi-Lites , Thinking about graduation and college — Even common occurances like — Rushing to the local Pizzeria for pizza, Reading the local paper. Walking that steady girl-friend home. Getting ready for church Sunday morning. Wondering about our future — Make our school years worth re- membering. VHEREVER THEY GO Ijt ■.;■ :.•, I J Igll il ' Kv HE M R Ik - BMmS k f -fjv ' ' I , lJB .. ■v[ . ■ ,« :  W ' il OUR PRINCIPAL MR. GEORGE KENDALL Assistant Principal MR. THOMAS V. ALTENDERFER Assistant Principal Washington youth is a melting pot of many places and nations. What has been their origin. ' ' They have come from Europe; they have come from the Far East; they come from Puerto Rico; they come from all America. Here they study together in the Washington classrooms. Our youth work together in the shops and home economics laboratories. They play together on our playfields and in the gymnasiums. Here Washington youth learn to live together in the fin- est tradition of American civilization. 4 MR. IRVING lEWIN — President MR. FRANK W, WILLIAMS — Vice President MR. THAD M. DYWAN - Treasi F BOARD OF EDUCATION During March of this school year, the state legisloture passed a bill which resulted tn the dissolving of our elected school board and the appointment of a new board. The new law stated that all cities with a population of thirty-four to fifty-five thousand people shall have a board of five members appointed by the mayor. Our new board took office March 16, 1957. iiiitti MR. JAMES H. MELYON — Secretary MR. JOSEPH J. KISH MR. JOSEPH MARAVILLA MR. STANLEY KWIAT DR. FRANK J. WADAS MR. A. C. SENOUR Superintendent of Schools MR N. T. BRUNSWICK Assistant Superintendent of Schools SUPERVISORY STAFF Standing 1-r — J. Watts, Arts Supervisor; R. F, Frankenhauser, Vocational and Adult Edu- cation Director; J. Patrick, Athletic Director; J. Macak, Business Manager; J. Kroll, Build- ing and Grounds Supervisor. Sitting 1-r — F. B. Bolton, Social Science and Business Education Supervisor; G. Kuuffmun, Science and Primary Education; H. Cooper, Primary and Kindergarten Supervisor; M. L. Clark, Music Supervisor; T. O. Lonnquist, Health Service Co-ordinator; L. Meats, Lang- uage Arts Supervisor; Not Pictured: E. Hatfield, Secretary to Board of Education. xMISS STACIA G. SKRENTNY General Girls ' Counselor OUR FACULTY 1957 y- . Miss Pearl Bell English Miss Katherine Daut;herty English Mr. Georqe Elish Enqfish Mr. Clifford Freiberger English Mr. Paul Gulden English Miss Rae Johnson English Mr, Raymond Krajewski English Mr. Eli Matovich English Mr. John iMoloJet English Mrs. Henry Bayer Latin Miss LuLille Oilar English Mr. Joseph Babas Industrial ri e Si ano iLh English Mr. Walter Geyer Industrial Miss Sophie Szilagyi English Mr. Marvin Kincaid Industrial Mr. Fredrick MaraviUa Spanish Mr Hohart Lidster Industrial OUR FACULTY 1957 Mr. Peter Pinsak Industrial Mr. P. Usher Industrial Mr. Guy Pratt Industrial Miss Marie Brennecke Mathematics Mr. R. C Rencenberger Industrial Mr. James Bonebrake Mathematics Mr. John Stecyk Industrial Mr. Albert R. Swatek Industrial Mr. William Giannopoulos Mr. Michael Gulden Mathematics Mathematics Miss Florence Johnson Mathematics Mr. Carl Johnson Natural Science Miss Jessie Mendenha Mathematics Mr. John Moore Natural Science Miss Mamie Overpeck Mathematics Mr. James Porter Natural Science Miss Eva White Mathematics Mr. Solomon Puntillc Natural Science Mrs. Alice Zimmerman Mathematics Mr. Homer L. Reeves Natural Science Mr. Samuel Weinstein Natural Science Mrs. Harry Davis Home Economics Miss Olive Boyd Business Miss Marie Flinn Home r iini mKs OUR FACULTY Miss Phyllis Gruszka Business Miss Ella Moriarty Home Economics Mrs. Margaret Sievert Business Miss Betty Lou Oberg Home Economics Miss Mary Sufana Business Miss Barbara Schahel Home Economics Mrs. Edna Srankovich Home Economics Mr. lohn Nelson ■ Music Mr. Charles Buckley Music Mr. Dean Croxton Music Mrs. David F. Blake Art Miss Irene Duggan Musk Miss Frances Boomer Art Miss Dons Nelson Musk Miss Juanita King Art 1957 Miss Grace Laingor Mr. lohn Baratto Phv. Ed. Mr. Chester Cieslak Educational Adjustment Miss Teckia Chiaravalle Phv Id Mr. Lynn Fisher Ungraded Mr. H. W. Clark Phv Fd. Miss Evelyn Lorme Ungraded Miss June Cravens Phv Fd Mr. John Petrovich ' Ungraded Mr. H. W. Dickes Phv. Ed. Miss Evalyn Grittin Phy. Ed. Mr, John Zitko Phy. Ed. Miss Ann Laughy Social Studies lard B. Hutchinson Mr. Adolph Schweingruber Phy. Ed. Phy. Ed. Mr. Jerry V. Barbar Social Studies Mr. Bernhardt Mintz Social Studies Mr. George Boniecki Social Studies Mr. Charles Palmer Social Studies Mr. Julius Sieale Phy. Ed. ' Mr. Frank Karr Social Studies Mr. John Sourer Social Studies Miss Helene Such Phy. Ed. Miss Mary Kozacik Social Studies Mr. Steve Wargo Social Studies OUR FACULTY 1957 DIRECTORS OF ATTENDANCE Mr. Frank J. Marcinek Director of Attendance Mrs. Nell Trinosky Assistant Director of Attendance OFFICE GIRLS Mrs. Margaret Evan Secretary to the Principal Mrs. Valerie Brady Treasurer Miss Lorraine Palla Rental Clerk ill Wilnior, Vice President; Bill Gaskey, President; Vickie Soto, Secretary SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CLASS MOTTO: Destiny lies in our hands CLASS FLOWER: Pink rose CLASS COLORS: Baby pink and silver SENIORS ADDISON, GIRTHER Monitor, F.H.A., Camera Club ANGUIANO, RAY I ' RANK Monitor, Lotker Commission, Vi ;il.intc Com mitee, Pan-American League . ' i ARRHDONDO, CAMILA FH.A. ARVA -. ANTHONY EDWARD Intramurais BAILES, LEONARD MARVIN Washington Brothers, Student Council, Locker Commission, Booster Committee, Vigilante Committee, Pan-American League, Ushers, In- tramurais BAILEY, CLAUDETTE Pupil Service Activity, Senior Social Committee, Y-Teens, l-.H.A , G.A.A., Hi-Lites BALAZS, JOHN B Sub. Monitor, Fire Marshall, Locker Commis- sion, Vigilante Committee, L ' shers, Intramurais BALLARD, JOSEPH LOUIS Washington Brothers, Monitor, Senior Fire Marshall. Student Government, Vigilante Com- mittee, Varsity Football, Tennis, Track, Play- ' Submerged , Boy ' s State BANKS, CLARENCE ROGGER Monitor, Locker Commission, Publicity Board, Booster Committee, Camera Club BARABAS. ROBERT FRANK To he gtiuliiateJ on completing requircnienti in summer school. Locker Commission, Booster Committee, Vigil- ante Committee, Pan-American League, Ushers J7 BEDELLA. SALLY CARMEN Monitor, Pan-American League Secretary, Cam- era Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club BEREl, LOUIS Monitor, Senior Fire Marshall Asst. Chief. Stage-Crew Manager, Debating, Concessions, National Forensic League, Intramurals, Basket- ball, Plays- ' Pyramis and Thesby , Macbeth BIDDINGS, DONALD EUGENE Locker Commission, Booster Committee, Vigil- ante Commitee, Pan-American League, Camera Club, Intramurals, Baseball BOGOLIA, MARGARET JEAN Pupil Service Activity, Senior Social Committee, F.H.A-, Girl Counselors, G.A.A., Cafeteria Committee, Announcement Committee BOMBELA, EVELINA VERONICA F.H.A., Camera Club, National Forensic League, Harvest-Moon-Capers, Announcement Commit- BOMBELA, HERMAN CHRISTOFER BRADLEY, MARY MARTHA BREZINSKI, STEPHEN BRIDGEMAN, HAROLD Senior Fire Marshall, Booster Committee, In- tramurals, Football, Track, Hi-Lites BROWN, DOROTHY RUTH Monitor SENIORS OF 1957 What ' s up? Richard Gordon, Paula Usher. Don Matthews and Judy Kuna are planning a sur- prise. Better be careful. BUROSH, STEVE ANTHONY To be graduated on covipleliug requnenient in summer school. Intramurals, Hi-Lites BURTON, DELL MARIE BUTKIEWICZ, GERALDINE Monitor-Captain, Senior Social Committee, Pan- American League, F.H.A. CANTRELL, RICHARD LEE Stage-Crew, Baseball CARTER, WILLIE GRACE Monitor. Pupil Service Activity. Senior Social Committee. Poster Committee, F.H.. ' ., Camera Cluh CERVEN, TOAN THERESA Y-Teens, F.H.A., Hi-Lites SENIORS OF 1957 There s something fishy here. Tony Torszt. Jon Nicosia, Don Kurmis, and Bob Wierich are hav- ing fun during the summer vacation. CHAl ' FEE, BETTY ANN To be graduated oil com pi et nig, recjiiirviiiiieti in summer school Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Booster Com- mittee CHANDLER, JAMES lOWELL Washington Brothers, Monitor, Poster Com- mittee, Camera Club, Intr.imurals CLARK, BILLY HUGH Washington Boosters, Senior Social Committee, Booster Committee, Vigilante Committee, De- bating, National Forensic League, Intramurals COHEN, STEPHEN BRUCE Washington Brothers, Senior Fire Marshall, Vigilante Committee, Senior Anvil Staff, De- bating, National Forensic League, Intramurals, Basketball, Varsity Football Co-Captain, Track COLLINS, JOHN LEROV Monitor, Poster Committee, Publicity Board. Booster Committee, Vigilante Committee, Cam- era Club, Intramurals, Hi-Lites CONWAY, ROBERT MARTIN Booster Committee ( COOK, SHIRLEE ANN Tu he graduated on ianipletiitg retiiinLnieuts ill sunniier icbool. Monitor, I ' H A , 1 Jentilicition Card Committee CORNEJO, MARGARET COVARRUBIAS, VIRGINIA H. Camera Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club Senior Social Committee, Booster Committee, CRAVEN, 1-RED GEORGE T(j be graduated o CDinpletiiig requlrei)ie)it ill summer school. Pupil Service Activity, Student Government Vigilante Committee, Ushers, Intramurals Va rsity Eootball, Track CUBAN, ELSIE M, Poster Committee. Booster Committee, F.HA,, Camera Club, Majorette CUNNINGHAM, BOBBE DELIA RAY Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Stage-Crew, Senior Social Committee, Booster Committee, Pan-American League, Y-Teens, FH.A.. Girl Counselors, G.A.A., Play- Girl Crazy DAVIS, KENNETH Pupil Service Activity, Locker Commission, Booster Committee, Vigilante Committee, Pan- American League, Intramurals, Varsity Foot- ball, Track, Hi-Lites DEAL, LUCILLE Senior Social Committee, Y-Teens DELONEY, ROBERT LEON Senior Fire Marshall, Locker Commission, Pub- licity Board, Vigilante Committee, Intramurals, Hi-Lites, Play- A Night with Shakespeare DULL, JOHN Washington Brothers, Monitor, Student Gov- ernment, Vigilante Committee, Varsity Bas- ketball Captain, Baseball, Varsity Football, Senatorial DURALSKI. CAMILLE H. ESPARZA, RICHARD N. Monitor Captain, Senior Fire Marshall, Vigil- ante Committee, Pan-American League, Movie Operator, Usher HVANO. EDWARD Intramurals EAJMAN, STANLEY STEVE Intramurals, baschall EANNO, RICHARD ROBERT Washington Brothers, Senior Fire Marshall, Booster Committee, Vigilante Committee. Ush- ers, Varsity Football, Wres tling FISHER, GEORGE M. Senior Fire Marshall, Student Council, Ushers, Senior Anvil Staff, Senior Anvil Advertising, Manager, Senior Anvil Subscriptions, Senatorial, Debating, National Forensic League President, Hi-Lites Committee FLESHER, NICK Intramurals FLITER, JAC9UELINE ANN Pupil Service Activity, Booster Committee, F.H.A., Hi-Lites FOX, JAMES DONALD Senior Fire Marshall, Booster Committee, Vig- ilante Committee, Concessions, Intramurals, Baseball, Wrestling, Cross Country FREEMAN, CHARLES GENE Monitor, Locker Commission, Publicity Board, Booster Committee, Vigilante Committee, Var- sity Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Football SENIORS OF 1957 Swinu Ui entertains RonaKI Reagan, the nii attor, at the Chamber of Commerce ilmner. GASIOR, DOROTHY ANN Pupil Service Activity, General Hie Publicitv Boar.l, C.irl Counselors GASKEY, WILLIAM ALLAN Washington Brothers, Senior Tire Marshall, Student Government President, Senior Social Committee, Student Council, Senior Class Pres- ident, Varsity Football, Wrestling, HiLites, Jun- ior Class President GILFORD, CAROLE I. Monitor, Booster Committee, F.H.A., Club, Play- Annie Get Your Gun GOODMAN, ROBERT DAVID Senior Fire Marshall, Senior Social Committee, General Assembly, Vigilante Committee, Movie Operators, Camera Cduh, Hi-Lites GOODRICH, CAROL MARGARET FH.A., Girl Stage-Crew, Make-Up Crew, Lock- er Commission, Senatorial Distributor GORDON, RICHARD ALLEN Washington Brothers Vice-President, Senior Fire Marshall Chief, Vigilante Committee, Senior Anvil Staff-Production Manager, Senior Anvil Subscriptions, Senatorial Staff, Intramur- als, Hi-Lites Committee, National Forensic League, Basketball, Monitor 23 H. ■ r •  SENIORS OF 1957 Fisher, Hurst, Gordon and Joy are busy at work planning and preparing; this very book. It ' s a big job! GOTCEITAS, BRUNO GRAY, MYRA LYLE Poster Committee, F.H.A.. Ushers, Cafeteria GRAY, MYRNA LYLE Pupil Service Activity, F.H.A., Ushers, Cafe- teria GUANAJUATO, lUANlTA G.A.A., Hi-Lites GUILLEN, GRACE Locker Commission, F.H.A., G.A.A., Hi-Lites, Health Service HANSON, CAROLYN JEAN Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Senior Social Committee, F.H.A., Camera Club, Girl Coun- selors HERNANDEZ, DOLORES Camera Club HERO, WILLIAM LOUIS Intramurals HETRKK, KIETH GEORGE Munitor, Senior Kire Marshall, Stage-Crew, Movie Operator, Intramurals, Baseball, l- ' ootball HICKS, BETTIJEANE Pupil Service Activity, Student Government Clerk, Student Council, Locker Commission, F.H.A., Camera Club, Interschool affairs HINSON, DONNA FAYE Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Camera CJub G.A.A., Hi-Litcs JACKSON, CLARA MAE Monitor, Senior Social Committee, 1- H A. Camera Club JELSKI, RAY T. Booster Committee, Vigilante Committee, Intra murals. Varsity Basketball, Varsity l- ' ootball Baseball KARA1 1-A, LESTER JOHN Poster Committee, Vigilante Committee, Hi-Y, Senior Anvil Subscriptions, Intramurals, Bas- ketball, Varsity Football KIELBASA, GERALDINE ANN Pupil Service Activity, Senior Social Committee, Lost and Found Commission, Booster Com- mittee, Camera Club, Girl Counselors, Weekly Anvil Subscriptions, Co-Captain Cheerleaders, Hi-Lites KIELBASA, PAUL FRANK Senior Fire Marshall, Booster Committee, Vig- ilante Committee, Camera Club, Intramurals, Football, Wrestling i m KOEDYKER, NANCY LOU Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Sti ' .ior Social Committee, Y-Teens, I- HA,, Senatorial Sub- .scriptions, Cheerleader, Hi-Lites KOLISZ, LEONARD JOHN Monitor, Poster Committee, Booster Committee, Intramurals, Basketball KRAGULAC, RONALD GORDON To be graduattil uii iiintplelnig reqiiimnienti in summer school. Locker Commission, Camera Club, Intramurals, Basketball, Varsity Football, Wrestling. Track, Hi-Lites KRUPA, DONALD JOSEPH Intramurals KUNA, JUDITY KATHERINE Publicity Board, Pan-American League, Y-Teens, E.H.A., Ushers, Girl Counselors, Play- Girl Crazy KURMIS, DONALD ERNEST Washington Brothers. Senior Fire Marshall, Stage-Crew, Hi-Y, Movie Operators, Varsity Football LANDRUM, ARDIS Monitor, Pupil Srvice Activity, Vigilante Com- mittee, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Gitl Counselors, ETA LANGSTON, ELLA JEAN To be graduated on completing requirements in summer school. LASH, DOLORIS ANN Pupil Service Activity, Senior Social Committee, Poster Committee, General Election Board, Chairman Booster Committee, Vigilante Com- mittee, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Camera Club, Co- Captain Majorettes LASKA, GERALDINE JEANETTE Pupil Service Activity, Locker Commission. Y- Teens, F.H.A., Health Service SENIORS OF 1957 George Fisher wacthes the All-States ' photograph- er pose Elaine Tnkolas tor her picture •iSfc. LAWYER, SHELBY JEAN LEAL, VICTOR Locker Commission, General Election Board, Ushers, Eclitor Senatorial, Debating. National Forensic League, Football, Hi-Lites LEMOS, FRED Intramurals, Varsity Football LOCHIVSKL ELLEN MARIE Senior Social Committee, Booster Committee. Camera Club. Girl Counselors, Senior Anvil Staff, Senior Anvil Advertising, Senior Anvil Subscriptions, Cheerleader, Hi-Lites LOPEZ, JOSEPHINE Camera Club, Monitor, Weekly Anvil LOPEZ, MIKE Pupil Service Activity, Senior Fire Marshall. Senior Social Committee, Poster Committee, General Assembly, Movie Operators, Senatorial, Intramurals, Baseball, Hi-Lites 77 SENIORS OF 1957 ■s sacJm Miss Skrentny says that when we were 7B ' s, we were eager beavers in the classroom and stamped- ing elephants m the hall- Can you recognize us? There are the Perez Twins. Bob Weirich. Judy Kuna, and Frank Vojvoda. Annie Warner and Jon Nicosia are ready with answers. ' iplelina, iqtii. LOZANO, RAUL To be gradualfd i in summer school. Movie Operators, Intramurals, Basketball, Va sity Football, Track MACLIN, JOHN THOMAS Intramurals, Basketball MALOIAN, SUSAN JANE Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Student Coun- cil, Locker Commission, Y-Teens, F.H A., Health Service MANZO, ARALDO Monitor, Senior Fire Marshall, Stage-Crew, Locker Commission, Booster Committee. Movie Operators, Camera Club, Intramurals, Hi-Lites MARIN, HECTOR Senior Fire Marshall Intramurals, Baseba MARTINEZ, SALLY GENE Pupil Service Activity, Publicity Board, Booster Committee, Vigilante Committee, Pan-American League, Camera Club, G.A.A., Health Service, FTA 28 MATTHEWS, DONN Senatorial, Intramurals, Hi-Lites MAYER, MARY ANN Monitor, Senior Social Committee, Locker Commission, Camera Club, Ushers, Girl Coun- selors MELENDEZ, CARMELO Senior Fire Marshall, Stage-Crew. Intramurals Hi-Lites MELION, WALTER LARRY Monitor, Sta,i;e-Crew, Locker Commission, Cam era Cluh, Intramurals, Baseball, l-ootball McGILL, HAZEL M. Poster Committee, F.H.A., Ushers, G.A A , Hi Lites McMILLIAN, NOLIA JEAN Monitor, Pupil Service Activity. Poster Com- mittee, Locker Commission, I ' -Teens, F.HA., Camera Club. G.A A.. Hi-Lites MENATOS. STELLA Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, General Elec- tion Board, Pan-American League. Y-Teens. F.H.A.. Concessions. Play- ' Girl Crazy . ETA MENDEZ. LUPE A. E.H.A.. Girl Counselors MICHNIK. HELEN IRENE MILAUSNIC, MICHAEL EUGENE Washington Brothers, Monitor, Senior Fire Marshall. Vigilante Committee, Senatorial, Var- sity Baskeball, Cross Country, Hi-Lites MITCHELL, ROOSEVELT Monitor, Vigilante Committee, Intramurals MORENO, JESSE Monitof, Senior Fire Marshall, Booster Com- mittee, Vigilante Commitee, Ushers, Intramur- als Jifvt N MOSLEY, JIMMY LEE To be graduated on ciimpletiuii lequir in summer school. Monitor NALLENWEG, CAROL ANN Monitor, Pupil Service Activity. Lost and I ' ciund Commission, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Ciirl Counselors, Hi-Lites NAGY, ROSEMARY Monitor, Pupil Srevice Activity, Senior Social Committee, Booster Commiee, F.H.A., Camera Club, Senatorial .Cheerleader NAPIWOCKI, DEANNA MARIE Monitor, FH.A., Hi-Lites NARCY, BARBARA Pupil Service Activity, Camera Club, Girl Coun- selors NICKSON, MARGUERITE DARNISE To be graduated on completing requirements in summer school. F.H.A.. Camera Club, G A.A. NICOSIA, JON FRANK Washington Brothers President, Monitor, Lock- er Commission, Vigilante Committee, Hi-Y, Senior Anvil Staff Advertising Manager, Senior Anvil Subscriptions, Intramurals, Basketball, Hi-Lites NIESSEN, GEORGE SENIORS OF 1957 Oh my goodness! What happened? Lupe Perez. Vicki Soto and Evelyn Taub stare, shocked at an unknown inci- dent in the hall. OCHOA. DAVID ORIA, REBECCA V. F. H. A, ORTIZ. YOLANDA BETA G- A. A. PACURAR, JOHN RAYMOND Washington Brohers, Senior Fire Marshall, Vi ilante Committee, Wrestling, Cross Country PARDUCCl, JOY General Election Board, Publicity Board, Pan- American League, Girl Counselors, Editor Sen- ior Anvil Staff, Senior Anvil Advertising, Sen- ior Anvil Suhscripions, National Forensic League Secretary, D. A. R. Award. Hi-Lites PATRICK. ELAINE AUDREY Poster Committee. Locker Commission. Camera Club. Girl Counselors. ETA. Play- ' Girl Crazy 31 SENIORS OF 1957 This year the liast Chitago High School seniors are receiving from the Inland Steel Company a series of lectures ancJ educational addresses on The Realities of the Business World . Mr. Lau- rence Senesh, an economist from the Joint Coun- cil on Economic Education, opened our program series with a very interesting lecture on The Role of Industry in a Free Competitive Economy PERDUE, JERALDINE Monitor, F. H. A., Camera Ciuh, Girl Coun- selors, Hi-Lites PEREZ, ANT ONETTE B. Monitor, Camera Club, Girl Counselors, G A.A., Spanish Club PEREZ, ESTHER L. Senior Social Committee, Poster Committee, Booster Committee, Senior Anvil Subscriptions, Co-Captain Cheerleader, Hi-Lites PEREZ, FRANCISCO Monitor, Foreign Language Club, Camera Club, Intramurals PEREZ, GUADALUPE Monitor, Booster Committee, Camera Club Girl CourLselors, G.A.A., Spanish Club ■ETERS, HELEN L. Monitor, Ushers PETERSON, DELORES G.A.A. PODGORSK.I, ALICE Pupil Service Activity, Locker Ci)mmissi(in, Booster Committee, Y-Teens, FH.A,, Camera Club POPA, RONALD NICHOLAS Senuir Eire Marshall, Locker Commis Baseball, Wrestling, Cross Country PRIl ' TCX DOLORES SOCORRO Monitor, Senior Social Committee, Ushers, Cur Counselors, Senatorial Co- Editor, Concessions Hi-Lites, ETA RITCHEY, ETHEL LORRAINE ROBINSON, EUGENE BANARD Monitor, Senior Eire Marshall, Stauc-Oev Locker C-ommission, Booster Committee, Vii ilante C ommittec, Camera Club, Intramurals RODRIGUEZ, GEORGE Monitor, Senior Eire Marshall, Locker Com- mission, Booster Committee, Vigilante Commit- tee, Movie Operators, Intramurals, Hi-Lites RODRIGUE,Z LUCIA Pupil Service Activity, Camera Club Pan-American League, ROLLINS, TERRANCE L. Monitor, Intramurals. Varsity Football, Track ROQUE, FEDELL PHIL Intramurals, Baseball ROPER, HUNICE JEANNETTEE Booster Committee. Pan-American Leaj;ue, Y- Teens, E.H.A., Camera Club, GA.A., Health ROSS, DOROTHY ANN Pupil Service Activity, Camera Club, GA.A-, Hi-Lites, Play- An Evening With Shakes- peare, FTA ROUSH, CAROL ANN ' ■Teens, Student Council, F.H.A., Camera CUib, Hi-Litcs ROZOW, MILDRED MILLICENT Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, General Elec- tion Board, Booster Committee, Y-Teens, I ' .H.A,, Camera Club, G.A.A. RUBALCABA, ARTHUR ANTHONY Monitor, Senior Fire Marshall, Poster Com- mittee, Locker Commission, Vigilante Com- mittee, Movie Operators, Intramurals, Baseball RUBLE, DELORES JEAN Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Senior Social Committee, Locker Commission, Y-Teens, F.H.A., LIshers, Senior Anvil Subscriptions, Weeklv Anvil RUECKERT. BEVERLY ELIZABETH Monitor, Poster Committee, Booster Committee, F.H.A., Camera Club SACEK, ANDREW A. Monitor, Senior Fire Marshall, Stage-Crew, Movie Operatrrs, Cross Country, Track SALCEDO, FRANK J. Senior Fire Marshall, Poster Committee, Locker Commission, Vigilante Committee, Pan-Amer- ican League SANCHEZ. RACHEL Pupil Service Activity, Booster Committee, Pan- American League, Camera Club, FTA SENIORS OF 1957 Mary Zaranka and Steve Cohen, two of our var- sity debaters, are practicing for a meet. The ques- tion Resolved; that the Federal Government should support the major agricultural products at not less than 90% parity. SARANTIS, NIKOLITSA Monitor, Lost and Found Commission, Locker Commission, PuhIicit Board SEDOR, EDWARD A. Monitor, Intramurals, Baseball SEGELSTROM, LORALEE Pupil Service Activity, Senior Social Commit- tee, Publicity Board, Booster Committee, Y- Teens, F.H.A., Girl Counselors, Junior Class Secretary, G.A.A. SHEWMAKER, NANCY CARYL Monitor, General Election Board, Booster Com- mittee, Camera Club, Girl Counselors, Conces- sions, G.A.A., FTA SLAMKOWSKl, WALTER JOHN Senior Fire Marshall, Locker Commission, Vig- ilante Committee, Intramurals SLIFKO, DENNIS M. Varsity Basketball, Cross Country 35 SENIORS OF 1957 Hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil. is the idea Nancy Shewmaker. Dawn Stepanovith, and Dorothy Ross are tryin.u to .uet across. SHONK. EDWARD Intramurals SMITH, C AROL ANN iMonitor. Poster Committee, Booster Committee SMITH, JO ANNE Pupil Service Activity, Locker Commission. General Election Board, Booster Committee, Pan-American League. F.H.A., Camera Club. Ushers. G.A.A., Senior Anvil Subscriptions SOTO, VICTORIA D Monitor. Student Government, Senior Social Committee. Student Council. General Election Board. F.H.A.. Ushers, Girl Counselors. Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer SPISAK.. BONITA LEE Pupil Service Activity. Senior Social Committee. Y-Teens, Camera Club STANCIU. NICHOLAS WILLIAM Washington Brothers. Monitor. Senior Anvil Staff, Senior Anvil Advertising. Senior Anvil Subscriptions, Senatorial, Intramurals, Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Cross Country 36 STEPANOVICH, DAWN Monitor, Senior Socul Commitiee, Y-Teens Vice President, Ushers, Girl Counselors Presi- dent. Senatorial Asst. Editor, National Forensic League, Hi-Lites, PIays- Macbeth , The Mar- riage Propasal STYBURSKI, JEROME JOHN Poster Committee, Locker Commission, Booster Ccmmittee, Vigilante Committee, Movie Op- erators, Pan-American League, Ushers, Intra- S ' JNNY, CAROLYN MARIE Monitor, Senior Social Committee, Poster Com- mittee, Locker Commission, Booster Committee, C_mera Club, Health Service SZYiMANSKI, CHARLOTTEE VIRGINIA Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Senior Social Committee, Pan-American League, F.H.A.. C: ' m- era Club, Ushers, Girl Counselors, Weekly Anvil TAYLOR, JEARLEAN MARIE Monitor, Locker Commission, F.H.A.. G.A.A., Hi-Lites, Health Service TAYLOR, MARILYN ANN Senior Social Committee, Booster Committee, F.H.A., Camera Club, Senior Anvil Staff, Sen- ior Anvil Subscriptions, Senior Anvil Adver- tising THORNBURG, CHARLES JASON Monitor, Vigilante Committee, Intramurals THREATT, CLARENCE Monitor, Senior Social Committee, Student Council, General Election Board, Publicity Board, General Assembly, Intramurals, Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Cross Countrv TILLOTSON, CLARENCE JAMES Vigilante Committee, Camera Club, Intramurals TOTH, WILMA ANDREA Pupil Service Activity, Locker Commission, General Election Board, Camera Club, Health Service TURK, VERA MAE To be graduated on iumpleliiiii, rciiuiremeiils in mmnier chool. TH.A. TUROCI, LESTER JAMES Munitdr, IntraniuraLs, Tennis, Track TUROCI, JAMES MICHAEL Senior Fire Marshall, Stage-Crew, Poster Com- mittee, Vigilante Committee, Intramurals UPSHAW, FREDDIE IRENE To be graduated on completing rei;uirements in summer school. Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Senior Social Committee, Locker Commission, Pan-American League, Senatorial, Debatini;, Concessions G.A.A., ETA USHER, PAULA MAE Monitor, Locker Commission, General Election Board, Booster Committee, Camera Club, Ush- ers, Girl Counselors, G.A.A., Health Service VELASQUEZ, CHARLES A. Poster Committee, Vigilante Committee, Intr murals VERDUZCO, CELIA YOLANDA Y-Teens, F.H.A., Camera Club, Hi-Lites VILLARRUEL, ALTA Monitor, Camera Club, G.A.A. VOJVODA, FRANK Monitor, Senior Fire Marshall Locker Commission, Intramurals WARNER, ANNIE M. Monitor Captain, Locker Commission, Girl Counselors, Senatorial, Hi-Lites, FTA, Health Service 38 WEAVER, ANNA Moniiur C!_ptaiii. Pupil Service Activity, Girl Counselors, G A. A. WEIRICH, ROBERT LAUREL Washington Brothers, Locker Commission. Vig- ilante Committee, Hi-Y, Senior Anvil Staff Subscription Manager, Senior Anvil Advertis- ing, Inter-School Activities Committee, Dehat- in,£!. National I ' orensic League, Intramurals WILLIAMS, ROSEMARY BEJODIA Monitor, Pupil Service Activity, Camera Cluh, Hi-Lites WILMOT, RONALD Poster Committee, Intramurals WILMOT, WILLARD JAMES Monitor, Senior Fire Marshall, Vigilante Com- mittee, Junior Class Vice-President, Senior Class Vice-President, Varsity Football Co-Cap- tain, Varsity Wrestling WOJCIK, JOHN ADAM Monitor, Camera Club WOODS, JACQUELNE LOUISE Monitor, Stage-Crew, Lost and Found, Hi- Lites, Plays- ' Night With Shakespeare, Girl Crazy, Christmas Play YURITICH, HELEN Pupil Service Activity, Poster Committee. Ush- ers, Senior Anvil Subscriptions, Senatorial ZACHARIAS, ROSEMARY LORRAINE Senior Social Committee, Camera Club JUNIORS I-red Andrews, a junior, knows that studying is an important part of every .good student ' s life. He has an exam next week and this time he ' s going to be prepared. Acevedo, R.; Aldrin, B.; Andrews. F.; Ardelean, ' V.; Arevalo, D.; Arrendondo, R.; Atlas, R. Bagdanskis, ' V.; Bain, N.; Bakes. P.; Balazs, D.; Bar- anyai, G.; Barno, W.; Bat- tle, C. Beckwith, C; Bennett, B. Blanco, .].; Boilek, R, Borom, L.; Borom, S Bradley, J. Brown, T. Brown, ' V. Burrell, M Calinski, F. Bruno, V. iiursua, R Calvert, P.; Carlson, L. Castillo, D.; Collins, S. Connolly, J.; Copas, P. Corak, H. Corona, L.; Crespo, R. Csoma, E.; Camasius, A. Dawkins, C; Demeter, D. DeRosa, N. Delias, B.; Domogola, S.; Dotlich, J.; Drauvetski, T., Evyan, T.; Evan, N.; Es- koff, G. |?5 r.J 40 Fernandez, A.; Fleisher, J. Florcs, E,. FurbZt, A Fnc.lland, J.; FurtiLclla. S Furto. I, Galambos, N., Gallegos, N.; Galvan, A.; Garcia, M.; Gather, J., Gergesha, W,; GiH,.ra, P. Gill, R.; Glass, B.; Gohus, J.; Gonzalez, G.; Gonzales, M.; Gray, T.; Gronek, P. Gronek, R., Guanajuato, D.; Gucrra, Y., Hamnik, R.; Hall, L.; Harvey, E.; Hedeliui.R. Heim, L.; Hendncks, C Hernandez, A.; Hinds, B. Hobson, D.; H,.lms, S, Horvat, S. Hurst, S.; Jackson, M. Johnson, A.; Johnson, W. luarez, R.; Kahardis, M, kale, D. Kahunas, R.; Karvunis, J.; Kielbasa, C; Kokotis, B.; Kollintzas, M.; Kragulac, R.; Krivach, E. Krueger, R.; Kulig, W.; Kulig, J.; Kvenic, B.; Luna, F.; Lass, N.; Ladella, N. Laska, L.; Lax, J.; Lopez, A,; Lopez, F.; Lopez, K.; Love, W.; Malone. M. Mantas, D.; Manzo, T.; Markovich, M.; Martinez, E.; Mason, T.; Mastey, S.; Matuga, R. ifi 41 P !i h 1 1 Hh ukkM Hr; y| Hi Mazrimas, D.; McMiUian, B.; Michael, E-; Michalick, R.; Mikicich. M.; Mikler, J.; Molnar, J. Moore, P.; Nelson, J.; Nel- son, S.; Nickson, M.; North, W.; Novak, C; Olah, D. Ol.vo, M.; P)iclilla, R.; Pena, R,; Perdue, C •, Per- ez, J.; Peter, V.; Peterman. C. Piehota, G.; Plesha, J, Podgorski, C; Queer, V QuintaniUa, R.; Ramos, R Reyan, V. Rich, J.; Rimkunas, J.; Ritchey, L.; Resales, M.; Ruble, P.; Ruble, J.; Ry- bicki, D. Sambor, W.; Sandberg, D. Sandoval, R.; Schlarp, S. Schwartz, S.; Scott, V. Sekulski, P. Shaffer, T.; Simms, P ; Skonieczny, G.; Smith, A.; Smith, J.; Soto, R.; Steiku- nas, R. JUNIORS Anita Lane, a freshman, and Victor Ardelean, a iunuir, fmd the locker a good place to chat be- f f i . 42 ViSt i 9 Steponaitis, L.; Such, A.; Sviko, R., Thompson, S.: Upshaw, B,; Upshaw, I-,: Up.shaw, S, Usher, R, Tarvcr, G Taub. E,. Torgerson, G. Trenka, I., Tnnkolas, E. Vega, a ' Vega, S.; Verduzco, ].; Vice, C; Wall, A.; Walsh, G.; Wanicke, C ; Watson, White, R; Wiech, V.; Williams, C , Williams, H,; Wilson, S; Wo)cik, E.; Yocum, L. Zackery. A.; Zogerean, D ; Martinez, M. Mr. M. Gulden explains the mechanics of oper- ating the juke box to members of the committee, whose responsibility it is to operate this welcome addition at various school functions. The library is a busy place for the many stu- dents who use it to obtain reference material, and as a place to study. As they file away records, Eunice, Sally, and Rachel are learning that Health Clinic means caring for patients and keeping health records. SOPHOMORES Our colorful block is really lettin.i; loose with cheers and yells to show its approval of our team ' s victory. Addison, H,; A.yuilar, E; Alcala, S,; Alfaro. R.; Al- faro, S.; Ant;elou, H., Ar- vay, H. Augustine, J.; Auksel. P.; Avery, J.; Baba, J.; Bailey, L.; Baiach, M.; Barioga, C. Bemish, F.; Benkovich, D.; Benson, L.; Berrones, D.; Bey, C . Bielak, M.; Bod- nar, J. Bond, G., Bridgeman, D. Brooks, E.; Brown, .T Brown, J.; Brown, M. Brown, R- Butlur, K.; Campos, H.; Cerven, R.; Cevantes, B.; Charmer, A.; Chervenak, S.; Clark, J, Clark, O.; Clark, S.; Col- lins, R.; Comanse, R.; Conley, .1 ; Cooley, B.; Cor- ona, L. Covarrubias, L.; Covarru- bias, M.; Cunningham, L. Daniels, J.; Davila, M.; Dawkins, P.; Deistler, M. tell m 1 4 It itkk .1 I X I T W f DellRolli, T; DeLuna, L Dcmontes, M ; Dillos, I Dobds. G., Dcllis, A D„w, J. r j Ejipciaco, E; Evans, J. Fenyves, K.; Fleming, L. Flemini;, P., Flerhcr, E. l-onl, .1. I ' ozkds, L; Franklin, B I ' lirticella, A ; Garcia. P Garcia, O,; Genkin, G G.l, J. Gonzales, L.; Gonzales, J.; Gonzales, M.; Gonzales, R,; Gonzales, V.; Good- man, W., Gordon, P. Grcevich, R.; Groffom, C. Gruszka, D.; Guillen, J. Gurierrez, R.; Hainey, J. Haluska, A. Haney, G,; Harris, B.; Har- vath. |.; Hernandez, B.; Hernandez, M.; Hellikson, R., Holland, M Hotala, V- Hulsev, F; Hur son, R.; Fibl. nski, M: lackson, F).; lakush. F Tarahak. B. Jelenski, R-; Jimenez, P. Jimenez, S.; Johnson. J Johnson, J.; Jones, A. Jones, G. Tones, S; Judis, P.; Julk- es, W., lurasevich, H.; Karahalois, F, Karp, B,; Karvunis, F Kelemen, C; Kelly, P Kenstavius, R.; Kersh, E. Klepsch, E.; Koitch, S. Kolega, G. 45 SOPHOMORES Korgich, M.. Kovich, J.; Kritikos, N.; Kubiz. T.; Kubiszewski, M.; Kupio, J.; Landrum, M. Lash. D.; Laucevicius, I.; Lazar, A., Lemos, C-; Le- mos, E.; Lewis, M.; Ley- nes, S. Lidster. D., Link, G.; Lip- ner, F.; Lipner, S ; Lira, C; Lopes, T.; Lopez, A. Lopez, P.; Lopez, R.; Lo pez, R.; Lopez, S.; Luna G.; Mantis, G.; Malui;a Mamula, L,; March, V Martinez, L, Martinez, |, Martinez, R ; Marvella, L. Marquez, A. Mayer, J,; McCoy, B,; Mc Crutchon, A.; McDonnell I,; McGill, C; Mikalu), J. Mikalauski, M. Miksich, G; Mileusnic, V. Milton, H.; Miranda, R. Moore, M.; Moore, P. Morales, A. Moreno, C; Moricz, A. Mosley, D.; Mosqueda Muniz, S.; Muskin, J. Nava. E. Navarro, P.; Nedeff, A. Niesen, D.; Norrick, D. Norrick, R.; O ' Donnell, J, Olive, A. fm (f 46 Olvcr.i, S.; Oqucndo, 1 ., Ori.i, R.; Ortiz. C; Ortiz, R.; Otto, C; PalUi, L. Parker, M.; Paulsin, R.; Paunovich, N., Pavelka, J.; Pazera, J.; Pcarcey, R.; Perez, E. Perez, J.; Peters, S.; Pink- staff, C; Piwkiewicz. E.; Popa, I.; Pozywio. D.; Prepski, W. Pyrzynski, E, Ramos, E.; Ramos, R.; Ramos, R.; Reithart, B; Rihic. P; Richardson, O. Roberts. M., Robinson, P.; Rodell, R.; Rodriquez, A,; Rosa, P.; Rosa, T.; Ruble, D. Runzer, G.; Sacek, ].. Sal- cedo, T.; Samis, D.; Sav- ich, H.; Seolas, B.; Shaw- vcr, D- Sims, S.; Smith, A.; Soto, H.; Stofko L.; Sublctt, M.: Such, I.; Sunnv, M. Tapley, N.; Tatu. D.; Thell.man, J.; Tillotson, C; Tillotson. D.; Tillotson. P.; Toth, E. Travis, A. Trkulja, L, Truhich, E Turner, A. Torves, E.; Trkulia, M.; Trusha, M.; Turpin, W.; Untulis, C: Upshaw, D.; Upshaw, D.; Urbanas, M.; Vargas. J.; Velasquez, J. 47 SOPHOMORES Verduzco, S-; Viara,«a, C; Viilapando, C; Villerreal, O; Villieana, O.; Vuco- vich, H.; Waldcn. H. Wall. E; Walters, F. Walsh, P.; Webb, R. Wiech, I.; Wil.nus. E. Williams, C. Williams, D.; Williams, M.; Wilson, G.; Wilson, R ; Zacharias, C; Zaiac, M.: Zvch, B. r n Coach Zitko outlines a play that he hopes will give an extra touchdown. Waiting for the kick-off. All the players are jubil- ant after another hard fought victory. The proud fathers await the announcement of their names on Dad ' s Night! mWMsm 48 FRESHMEN Taitli, JoAnn, Eileen and Kathcrine, tnur fresh- men, know that learning to cook is an important part of becoming a good homemaker. e o o Adams. D. Addison. I. Admolti, C; A.yuiiar. V. Aguilcra, L ; Alcala, F. Altaro, R Ancith, M.; Anderson, H.; Anderson, R.; Andrews, R.; Arges, G.; Arras, J.; Ar- redondo, L, Avitia, J.; Avery. M.; Ba- busiak, J.; Bailey, R., Ba- kos, J.; Balazs, P.; Ball, L. Banks. M , Bannister, K.., Bayhosa, N.; Basiaga, E; Beda, B,; Beda, P.; Bell Beltran, A.; Benda, W. Berzac, N.; Betts, K. Bialis, M.; Blanco, L. Bohacik, J. Bolcza, G.; Bolla, B.; Bo- tello. R.; Bowden, J.; Bradford, A.; Bradley, K.; Brantley, S. Bridgemen, H.; Brooks, M.; Bruno, M.; Bucec. B.; Buckingham. D.; Budrys, ).; Buggs, B. 49 Bush. L.; Byicli, J.; Camp- bell, I.; Campbell. J.; Can- trell. R.; Carther. W.; Cas- tello. E. Celms, v.; Cunningham, W.; Chandler, A.; Cho- banov, Y.; Chistodulakis, L.; Cimbaljevich, W.; Coapstick, M. Coe, J.; Collins, J.; Col- lins. W.; Conley, D,; Con- way, F.; Corona, G.; Cris- tea, P, Cruz, M ; Culver, I ; Cul- ver, R.; Daniels, B.; Daly, D.; Daly, M.; Dawkins, P. Debcado, M.; Dercaso, P.: Derkacv, D.; Devine, T.: Dion, A.; Dobos, l; Di.ss C, Downen, L; Dust, M.: Ebel, E.; Ebel, M ; Ediger R.; Edward, A.; Elinkow- ski, R. Elish, N.; Elmore, M., Er- skine, M.; Escobedo, E.; Espinosa. G.; Evon, J.; Ference, C. Ference, R.; Ferentz, L.; Flores, B.; Flores, M.; Flye, C; Flynn, M.; Forzt, J- Froehlinch, E.; Frontck, B.; Gallegos, J.; Galvan, C; Garcia, C; Garcia, G.; Gar- cia, J.; Garcia. R.; Garnett, J.; Garza, C; Garza, E.; Geor- gidadis. A.; Goodman, M.; Goodrich, C 50 fg£n?£g FRESHMEN The ConLerr Orchestra rehearses tor the annual Christmas Vespers. The Orchestra ami Chorus joinecl together for the first performance in the new pym Goidon, K,. Gorcion, T. Gordon. W.; Gonzales, A, Gonzales, D.; Gonzales, R. Gonzales, S. Gravski. J,; Graham, E. Graham, L-, Grasha, M. Gruszka, B., Graham. K. Grahovac, L, Guajarjo, M.; Guanajuato, D.; Guerrero, P.; Gustaitis, I.; Gutierrez, A., Gutierriz, R-; Haluska, S. Harretos, H., Harton, F.; Hatala, R.; Haver, I;, Hedinyer, H.; Hendnck, J.; Hercey, R. Hernandez, R.; Herrcra, G,; Hill, P.; Hobson, L.; Hoffman, F.; Hrabrich. V.; Hribijan, S. ackson. A.; Jernigan, J imerson, N ; Jiminez, O. ohnson. A.; Johnson, J. Johnson, M. Johnson, P; Jones, L.; Jones, M.; Josvai, L.; Jur- ik, G.; Kale. P.; Kara- halios. K. 57 FRESHMEN Hurry up with the popcorn. Jim anJ Dennie, two of the concession workers, are busy getting ready to sell popcorn. Karetka, J.; Kayner, A.: Kielbasa, D.; Kollintzas T.; Konkoly, T.; Kopack E.; Kostel. E. Kostouvou, A.; Kris, S. Krupa, W.; Kucinski, D. Kucinski, D.; Kulig. L Kutsugeras, L. Labounty, H,; Lacinski, G.; Ladella, D.; Lane, A.; Laucevicius, H.; Leavitt, W.; Lee, W. Lemaster, D.; Lrn,-., M.; Lewis, E.; Lipner, li.; Lo- pez, R.; Love, D.; Lovin, C. Lozano, R.; Liiccro, J Lukacek, A.; Malave, L, Malinkoff, J.; Maloian, G Mamula, R. Maniotes, N.; Manning, C; Mantis, P.; Manzo, L.; Markovich, R.; Marovich, R.; Martinez, A. Martini. M.; Mason, C: Mazrimas, M.; A.; McGee, L.; M.i Meeks, T. McClain, Medellin, 52 J k 1 % f I i ' .. p.. _ -,_ M. . n a :. ' fi ; ' , IS5 ' n v 1 :. L ' ,1 Mestndi. R.; Metz, M ; Milausnic, 1.; Miles. L., Mish. B.; Moore, D . Mor- eno, C. Morgan, E.; Morris, G., Mosquetos, G.; Munoz, L.; Murillo, J ; Myers, E,; Nidrikas, j. Nicholls, D ; Nickson, C ; Ortis, I; Oprea, D.; Olah, L.; Parl s, D.; Paukstelis, A. Pavna, J., Pavelich. P. : Pena, A.; Peterson, D.; Peterson, J.; Perez, C; Perez, J. Perez, J ; Pierazak, D,; Pieroni, 1, Pinkins, R.; Plesha, i.; Porter, D.; Potts, I. Powell, E; Price, B.; Prieto, P.; Prieto, R.; Prez, G.; Puentes, A., Ramirez, J, Ramos. M.; Ramos, R.; Ramsey, C; Rapp, D.; Ray, D.; Reavis, J.; Reding, H. Reed, .1 ; Reed, J.; Rega- laso, J.; Reyes, F.; Reyes, M.; Reyna, A.; Reyna, G. Reyna, R.; Riddle, T.; Re- ley, E; Rimkunas, S.; Ri- vera, M.; Roberts, G.; Robinson, A. Rodriquez. S ; Romero, M.; Rosario. R.; Rubalcaba, R.; Ruder. S.; Rumas, C; Richmond, N. 53 FRESHMEN Get your tickets while the getting is good! There ' s a game tonight, and these students are supporting our team in the style typical of Wash- ington H. S. students. Richsvalski, A.; Rosendki, R.; Rozow, ].; Runzer, 0-; Rush, C; Saldano, R.; Sa- mano, P. Sambor, R.; Sander, B. Sandoval, L ; Sarantis, R. Schlarp, B.; Schomher, R, Seltzer, D. Sifel, E.; Simon, T.; Siu- kola, H ; Slivka, B,; Smith, G.; Smith, M. Sohieske, R.; Solos, T. Sopko, M ; Spencer, E. Spencer, S.; Spisak, A. Sapiak, M Spudic, G.; Syanizewski, S.; Steele, M.; Steikunas, J.; Stocks, B.; Stowell, J.; Suchanuk, R. Sufak, B.: Sutka, J.; Sulli- van, H.; Szymonik, T.; Taybos, D.; Thomas, S.; Threat, J. Tillman, S Tippett, D P. Tompausk Tirilis, S.; Todorovich, as, L.; Tonko- vich, B.; Torrez, R. 54 Toth, R.; TownsenJ, L; Trikolas, L.; Trevintj. A.; Trtan, V.; Turk, D,; Turk. D. Tyndorf, W.; Udowski, N. Valenzuela, H.; Vari as, H. Vasquez, C; Vasquez, S. Vaughn. G. Ve a. W.; Velasquez, M; Velasquez, P.; Vela. J.; Velligan, J., Vendramin, L.; Veruara, G. Veramaelen, K.; Vince, K Vlahinich, D.; Verclo, M. Waggoner, M.; Walsh, I Washington. N. Washington. R.: Weldon. B ; Wexler, M _3ai£deu. isL Whiting, A.; Wilhelm. J.; Williams. A. Williams. C; Williams, E Williams. J.; Williams. J, Williams, N.; Wilson. L. Wilson, L Wilson. R.; Woodrow. K.; Wytrzyszczewski, H.; Yu- hasz, B ; Zura, M. It ' s lunch time again and these students are happily anticipating a hearty meal from our gleaming and greatly needed addition to new cafeteria. This long awaited our school was opened last fall. Located in our new Physical Ed- ucation Building, this new cafe- teria assures Washington High School some of the best and most complete dining facilities in Ind- iana. 55 YOUTH... IN ACTIVITIES Because variety is the spice of life, extta-curticular activities form a vital patt of every student ' s life. Organizations such as the Girl Counselors, Wash- ington Brothers, Future Teachers of America, Na- tional Forensic League, Booster Committee, and Pan-American League, along with the drama groups and music ensembles, give students the opportunity ro express and develop their talents and personalities. There is a wide ranae of inter- est at W. H. S., and at least one organization to satisfy each student. These activities form our most cherished memories. 56 m i H ' It- ; - - =fe T f S - A= l«rM[; l S fO oo«. 1 — ■ MT — ♦ • «- l-f. ' £ f uj- •S ' i  =F T  — ' s e • ■ -• ■ y i M J ;H  J- r I. J 3 :Se feE£ v - e«e v i s ir ()  4. I J ' C - C_i:. i V 1 ' ' hl T 3i t e ?! 57 STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS Standing; Mr. M Guitk-n, Sponsor, Robert PaJilla, Vice President; Carol Szymanski, Cabinet Member; Seated: Fred Lima, President; Betty Hicks, Secretary STUDENT COUNCIL IS an extremely worthwhile or- mnizanon set up to pass and en- ti rce regulations by which the stu- dent body is governed. Elections are held every spring for the purpose of electing the student president, the clerk, and three representatives from e:ch grade level. Sponsor; Mr. M. GENERAL -ELECTION BOARD tabulates votes in all school elections. Sponsor; Mr. M. Guiden. PUBLICITY STAFF publicizes the activities of the student council by sending bulletins to the advisories and to other schools. Sponsor: Mrs. George Savanovich. POSTER COMMITTEE advertises school events through the medium of posters. Sponsor: Miss Francis Boomer. LOST AND FOUND has charge of the Lost and Found Room, where articles which have been lost by pupils can be re- claimed by them. Sponsor: Miss Pearl Bell. ■ K ' Wf ' VIGILANTES maintain orJer at the games, on the way, on the buses to and from games. Angelo Cappas, Chief. Spon- sor; Mr. Paul Usher. BOOK STORE CLERKS have charge of taking in and sclhng second hand books. Sponsor: Mrs. Margaret Sievert. MONITOR CAPTAINS each peruKl are in cli.irge of the hall monitors, who check pupils ' passes, maintain order in the halls, carry messages for the teachers and office personnel, and make them- selves useful to the school in many other ways. Sponsor: Mr. Charles Palmer. .11 ii ht-i- -i , Y-TEENS CABINET has as its aim the prijimitiDn of a better social life between the t-irls of Washington and those of other communities. President. Pat TiUotson; Vice President, Dawn Stepanovich; Secretary, Marv Koll- intzas; Treasurer. Dorothy Byrd Activity Chairman, Pat Copas Spon- sors: Miss Helene Such and MiSs Doris Nelson. Hl-Y formed in hii;h schools across tl-.e country hy the YMCA, aims to promote Christian fellowship through tlances, parties, community projects, and other social activities. This year it has been reor- uanized with the help of members from the preceding years. The Hi-Y participates in school and commun- ity projects and hopes to play a big- uer part in school life next year. President, Don Kutmis, Vice President, Ronald White. Secretary. Bob Wierich, Treasurer, Jim Nel- son, Sergeant at arms, Tim Gray. Chaplain, Jon Nicosia Sponsor Mr Steve Wargo. BOOSTER COMMITTEE sparks student morale and en- thusiasm over school affairs by spon soring pep rallies, bon fires, and other activities which help to boos ' the school spirit. The efforts of the Booster Committee made this year s Homecoming Parade the biggest and best W. H. S. has ever had. Presi- dent, Doloris Lash; Secretary, Funic Roper. Sponsor: Mr. George Bon iecki. WASHINGTON BROTHERS The Washin.mon Brothers is a selected group of fine Juniors anJ Seniors whose main function is to counsel and guide seventh grade boys concerning their activities and actions while at school. This group of boys performs many worthwhile services for our school and commun- ity. President, Jon Nicosia; Vice- president, Richard Gordon; Secre- tary, Steve Cohen. Sponsor: Mr. George Kendall. GIRL COUNSELORS Smiilar to the Washington Bro- thers, this group of girls helps the younger girls of our school to solve their school problems and guides them in becoming young ladies that W. H. S. will be proud of. President, Dawn Stepanovich; Vice-president, Joy Parducci; Secretary, Dolores Prieto; Treasurer, Vicki Soto. Spon- sor: Miss Stacia Skrentny NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE The National Forensic League ' s purpose is to give Washington High School students an opportunity to participate in interscholastic speech activities. The N. F. L. sponsors con- tests on a local, state, and national level. President, George Fisher; Vice- president, Robert Weirich; Secretary Joy Parducci. Sponsor: Mr. Paul Gulden. .Stephen B- Cohen, First Place, Lake County American Legion Oratorical Contest. 62 HEALTH SERVICE consists of senior tiirls whose mun duties are to administer minor first aid, keep healtti records, and give tuberculin patch test, vision, and hearing tests. CONCESSION WORKERS are a group of students who are in charge of refreshment sales at football and basketball games. FOOTBALL CONCESSIONS Sponsors; Mr. Paul Giuden and Mr. Joseph Babas. BASKETBALL CONCESSIONS Sponsors; Mr. Clifford Freiber- ger, Mr. George Elish, and Mr. Will- iam Giannopoulos. ' ' r ' , ,-.—. ; The Junior and Senior Fire Marshalls ' main function is to organ- ize and direct our fire drills, ihey maintain order and regulate the flow ol people through the various exits. Ihey are chosen because of their leadership, intelligence, and depend- ability. SENIOR FIRE MARSHALLS Chief; Richard Gordon; Assist- ant Chiefs: George Fisher, Steve Cohen, Louis Bertie, Mike Lopez, and Robert Deloney. Sponsor; Mrs. Mildred Sutton. JUNIOR FIRE MARSHALLS Junior Lieutenants; Dan Pave- hch. Boh Price, Marko Vrcelj, James Threat. Rodolfo Lozano, Dennis Kucinski, and Bob Hercey. Sponsor; Mrs. Mildred Sutton. IDENTIFICATION CARD COMMITTEE This organization was begun this year. It provides the students of W. H. S. with cards for identify- ing themselves as students at sports events and at any other occasions re- quiring an identification. The cards have proved very worthwhile. Spon- sor; Mr. William Giannopoulos. SENIOR SOCIAL COMMITTEE The Senior Social Committee is organized tc) improve the social functions of the school. This year the Turn-About Dance was given on March 1 5 by the Senior Social Com- mittee, Rosemary Nagy, Chairman. Sponsor: Miss Evelyn Lorme. ¥ ' ' 4 W JUNIOR SOCIAL COMMITTEE The Junior Social Committee is organized to promote social activi- ties among the junior high students. Sponsor: Mis s Ann Laughy. USHERS The ushers hand out programs and seat everybody at such events as Cbss Day, Commencement, plays, and assemblies- Sponsor: Mr. Mike Gulden. 65 MOVIE OPERATORS are a group of boys who are called on during their study period to operate projectors for movies and slides used as visual aids in the class- es. Sponsor: Mr. Carl Johnson. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS are a group of girls whose du- ties are to process new books, issue overdue notices, arrange the Library bulletin board, file catalog cards, mend, check out, and put away books, and to assist pupils in the Library. Sponsor: Miss Ruth Lucas. LOCKER COMMISSION IS a group of senior high stu- tlents who periodically inspect lock- ers to see that they are kept neat and orderly. Sponsor: Miss Jessie Mendenhall. 66 The motto of both the Senior and the Junior Future Homemakers of America. Toward New Hori- zons , expresses the purpose of the organization — learnini; to live better today in order that the .tirls ' lives and those of their families may be better tomorrow. SENIOR F. H. A. CABINET AND MOTHERS 1st row 1-r Historian, Diane Porter, Mrs Angelo Vendramin, Mrs. Mike Vuckovich; Songleader. Carol Nall- enwc.i;. 2nd row l-r Sponsor. Miss Betty Lou (Iboru. Vite President. Eunice Roper; Treasurer; Dorothy Samis; Parlamen- tarian. Bobbie Cunningham. ird row l-r Editor. Pat Copas; Secre- tary. Helen Vuckovich; President. Deanna Napiwocki. JUNIOR F. H. A. CABINET President. Madeline Laska. Vice President. Margaret Sopko; Secretary, Ora Lee Simpson; Treasurer, Pat Olson; Parlamentanan, Darlyne Gay- nor. Sponsor: Mrs. Edna Stankovich. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President. Angela Vega; Vice President. Elaine Patrick; Secretary. Ann Lazar; Treasurer. Mary KoUint- This organization serves to stim- ulate pupils ' interest in the teaching profession and to inform them of teaching opportunities. Co-Sponsors; Miss Evalyn Giffin. Miss Rae John- son. 67 PAN-AMERICAN LEAGUE This (.luh studies tlic history ami culture of Latin-Ameritan coun- tries in order to have a better un- derstandini; of them. Stella Menatos. President; Leonard Bailes, Vice- president; Sally Bedella, Secretary; ludith Kuna, Treasurer. Sponsor: Mr. Bernhardt Mintz. HI-LITES The Hi-Lites committee is a proup of talented seniors who plan and direct the Hi-Lites. Sponsor: Mrs. Mildred Sutton. PUPIL SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES This yroup is made-up of a representative elected from each ad- visory. They assist in collecting don- ations from advisories for approved organizations; such as. Red Cross. Cancer Drive, Community Chest, etc. P.T.A. The Objectives of the P.T.A. are: To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, church, and community; To raise the standards of home life; To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth; To bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the trainini; of the child; To develop between educations and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physi- cal, mental, social, and spiritual education. Treasurer, Mrs. Peter Metz; Recording Secre- tary, Mrs. Lester Gordon; Vice President, Mrs. John Such; President, Mrs. George Prieto; Cor- responding Secretary. Miss Marie Brennecke. Times have changed Library display In the office Marina, Mary Ann, and Nicki Skrimmage Football Queens Future chemists Out come the bleachers Jim and Ann Caught Optimists Senatorial party 69 SENIOR ANVIL STAFF Stacia G. Skrentny Sponsor Joy Parducci Editor Subscription Manager Production R.ibert Weirith Marilyn Taylor Ellen Lochivski Rithard Gordon George Fisher Jon Nicosia Nick Stanciu Stephen Cohen Ad vertising Man ige rs Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor 10 JUNIOR ASSISTANTS josepli Grav Victor Ardelean Stephen Hurst ute Aldrin This year ' s Senior Anvil St.iff, aided by the Jun- ior Assistants, has worked since September plannini; and composing the 145 Anvil. Working with the theme ' A ' outh decided the book should represent A ' outh in the sports and activities that they enjoy. ind. Our official duties included planning the book, arranging for the photography, an l completing the dum- my. Meanwhile, there was the business to take care of. The selling of advertising space to merchants, patrons, and friends to make the book financially p ossible; the subscription drive, which proved successful; and the dis- tribution of funds: all were necessary work which had to be performed to make the book successful. This year, filled with staff metings, productioen data, and hard work, was completed when the 1957 Senior Anvil, better than ever, appeared for distribution. 71 SENATORIAL SPONSORS Mr. Marvin Kincaid, Production; Miss Rae Johnson, Financial, Mrs. George Savanovich, Editorial. SENATORIAL EDITORS Victor Leal; Assistant Editor, Elaine Tnkolas. SENATORIAL SENATORIAL STAFF Editors, Victor Leal and Elaine Tnkolas; Assii nment Ed itors, Dolores Prieto and Dawn Stepanovich; Feature Ed itors, Fred Luna and Roosevelt Mitchell; Exchange Edi tors, Vicki Soto and Rosemary Nagy; Boys ' Sports Ed itors, John Dull, Dick Gordon, and Mike Milausnic Sponsor: Mrs. George Savanovich. This year the Senatorial, our hi-weekly school paper, has been greatly improved by some changes. One of the major changes was the introduction of many new columns: Club Clips, Dear Aunt Jo and Uncle Flash, Fd Like To See, and Splinters from the Bench. The staff was headed by our editor-m-chief, Victor Leal, who was assisted by Elaine Trikolas. The sports section was edited by John Dull, Richard Gordon, and Mike Milausnic. The experienced staff members were backed up by a group of sophomore cub re- porters and often assisted by the Journalism class. Of course, none of this could have been accomplished without the help and encouragement given by the sponsors, Miss Rae Johnson, Mr. Marvin Kincaid, and Mrs. George Savanovich. SENATORIAL PRINTERS John Furto, Jerry Styburski, Walter Slamkuwski, James Turoci, George Rodriguez. 72 Bill Gaskey, Joe Ballard, Gcortje Fisher, Fred Luna J.iy Fardueu, Annie V. Joy Parducci BOYS ' STATE HOOSIER GIRLS ' STATE Hoosier Boys ' State and Hoosier Girls ' State, held on the campus ot Indiana University at Bloomington, represent a minature, living state government in oper- ation. Created in 1937, Boys ' State is sponsored by the American Legion and other civil groups. It and its counterpart. Girls ' State, which was created in 1941, aim to give the boys and girls e.xperience in participating in government, to develop the responsibilities of leadership, to prove the advantages of leadership, and to promote the art of living and working together. In 1956 hundreds of boys and girls from all parts of Indiana attended the encampment. Four Washington High School boys and two of our girls were invited to attend. DAR. GOOD CITIZEN AWARD The Daughters of the American Revolu- tion otter a good citizenship award each year to a high school girl nominated by the senior class and elected by the faculty. Selection is made on the basis of depend- ability, service, leadership and patriotism. This year Our Good Citizen is Joy Parducci OUR HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW By high scoring on an examination drawn up and judged by the Science Associates of Chicago, ' Victoria Soto has received the title of Washington High School Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow. Because of this achievement she was pre- scn ' .ed wiih the gold award p!n which she is wearing. Victoria Soto 73 DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES riMe Cuban, Di-lorcs Uih, Jack iTieJlancl, Anne Lazar, and Sharon Leynes. SWING SIXTEEN Eiyht boy and eight girl singers accompanied by piano, drums, and string hass mal e the Swing Sixteen, a group that combines good singing with modern arrangements of standard and pop songs. This group is very popular in the com- munity and is noted for its high standards of performance in ail of its numerous engagements. Director: Mr. Dean Croxton. CHORAL CLUB Composed of sixty-four singers, it is the most advanced vocal organization at Washington. Members are chosen by audition and usually have been members ui the Boys ' or Girls ' Glee Club. Besides participation in our community ' s musical life, the Choral Club is presented in two lull concerts each year. The Choral Club again demonstrated a high standard of performance in all of its numerous engage- ments. Director: Mr. Dean Croxton, STRING ENSEMBLE Seated: Marilyn Taylor, Dorothy Balaz, Barbara Jarabak. Standing: Pat Tillotson, Joy Parducci, Cyn- thia Keleman. 74 n ' CONCERT ORCHESTRA consisting of 55 members, meets during the sixth period five days a week. Prerequisites for admission to the concert orchestra usually include participation in grade school, junior high, and cadet orchestra. Primary educational objectives are the de- velopment of musical understanding and discrimi- nating taste. Within the technical limitations of the players, the orchestra plays representative works from the standard repertoires. Several concerts are presented each season. Director; Mr. Charles E. Buckley. 76 CONCERT BAND The Washin.mon Hii;h Sdii ).,! ConLCrt Band is one ol the musit department ' s ulferinps to qualified students, with membership determined by the recommendation oi the director. The band provides ensemble trainini;. a study of standard compositions for band, and pupil enjoyment of band music. During the school year the band plays at football and basketball games, performs in concerts, and also cooperates with community and civic groups when the occasion conforms to established practice. A high standard of performance was again demonstrated by the band in all of the numerous events in which it was csUed upon to perform this year. Director: Mr. Nick T. Young, TRAVELING PLAYERS The Traveling Players have presented The Marriage Proposal, a one act play by Chekhov, for several civic and teacher groups. The players are George Fisher. Richard Gordon, and Dawn Step- anovich. Director; Mrs. Mildred Sutton. STAGE CREW MAKE-UP CREW Ready — Aim — Fire!! Our Lhccrkadtrs Wrestling Queens Two Points Out of a popcorn box ■■Efficient monitors The pause that refreshes Artists in the making Senior s panel practice Who are you??? Senatorial at wort; Mr. Simon and Mr. Young in confere 79 YOUTH IN SPORTS Keep coming hack for all they ' ve got, and take it with a grin When disappointment trips you up or failure barks your shin; Keep coming back — and if at last you lose the game of right, Let those who whipped you know at least they, too, have had a fight. — Grantland Rice With the construction of our new gymnasium this year, the spirit and interest in sports has increased among the students of Washington High School. But more than merely creating enthusiasm in sport, this new physical edu- cation plant has aided our intramural program and provided a community recreational center for the sport fans of our community. Team work, sense of fair play, coolness and re- sourcefulness learned in athletics should benefit Washington High School students in all their endeavors. 80 ■ ' ' :- 4 V«i r- i.- :- 4 -■ vrf VARSITY FOOTBALL 1st row 1-r: Mr. John Patrick, Athletic Director; Mr. J. Zitko, Head Coach; D. Olah, S. Cohen, N. Upshaw, K. Davis, F. Luna, W. Wilmot, R. Kragulac, 1. Furticella, W. Gaskey, B. Harris, R. Jelski, Mr. J. Siegle, Assistant Coach. 2nd row 1-r; J. Connolly, Manager; L. Karaffa, R. Bursua, R. Lazano, D. Kurmis, R. Hedelius, T. Rollins, R. Fanno, V. Ardelean, A, Johnson, T. Gray, F. Craven, B. Aldrin, Manager. 3rd row 1-r: E. Kersh, R. Butler. A. Wall, S. Chervenak, J. Ballard, B. Reichart, J. Nelson, G. Eskoff, D. Bridgeman, T, Kubisz, R. Ramos, L. Mamula. WASHINGTON .i2 Lew YCallace 6 - Washington opened the season by sting- ing the Hornets of Gary with a rough and tumble attack. Washington ' s three seasoned backs scored 5 touchdowns with Benny Harris getting 3, and Ray Jelski and Co-Captain Steve Cohen scoring one each. All-conference back Phil Lobsinger scored the only Hornet touchdown. f ' t « ' 1 WASHINGTON 13 iMuncie ■ Remembering last year ' s -6 defeat, the Sena- tors played their best defensive game of the year in blanking Muncie. The for- ward wall led by Co-captain Bill Wilmot and Seniors Ken Davis and Bill Gaskey held one of the top rushing and passing teams in the state to less than 100 yards. Both Washington touchdowns were scored by Bennie Harris. WASHINGTON 19 Clark 7 - After feeling the sting of the Don Kurcz to Dick Dubish All-conference combination, our boys broke loose in the fourth quarter with three touchdowns. A Bennie Harris to Bill Gaskey T.D. pass. Rich Fanno ' s touchdown after picking up a fumble, and Bennie Harris ' touchdown completely devastated the upset minded, determined Clark team. BILL WILMOT RAY JELSKI WASHINGTON 42 Valparaiso 6 - Winning their first three games against good opposition, tlie Senators treated a capacity homecoming crowd to one of the best offensive shows of the year. Benny Harris reeled off 4 T.D. runs of over 40 yards each, Steve Cohen scored on a 60 yard gallop, Terry Rollins bar- reled 20 yards to score, and Rich Fanno converted 6 times in a row. The Sena- tors also had 3 long T.D. runs called back. WASHINGTON 21 Whiting - The Senators continued to storm the opposi- tion as they ruined Whiting ' s homecoming with their best all-round performance of the year. The determined Senator line kept Whiting in their own territory the entire game; while Steve Cohen scored once in the fitst quarter, and Benny Harris tallied twice in the fourth quarter. The Senators also collected 2 points on a safety. . M, KENNY DAVIS DILL GASKEY THE DIMMER SIDE WASHINGTON Hammond High 3 I - Riding high on a number ' State rating, our boys came stumbling down before the spirited Hammond High on- slaught. The eighth rated Hammond team played in championship form as they won the Conference Title. Steve Cohen was the Senato r standout going 2 of Washington ' s 114 yards rushing. € WASHINGTON Hammond Tech 20 - Unable to shake off iniuries acquired in the preceding two games, our boys fell before a revenge seeking Tech squad. Washington ' s touchdown was scoied by Steve Cohen, and Rich Eanno added the extra point. WASHINGTON Roosevelt 6 - With Dan Olah hitting Norman Upshaw with 5 straight passes and short yardage gains by Senator backs our team fought down to the Roosevelt 6 yard line but were unable to score. The Senators threatened several times, but they never overcame a second period Roosevelt touchdown. RONALD KRAGULAC STEVE COHEN 5 .f? im f RESERVE FOOTBALL Won 6 Lost 1 1st row 1-r: R. Butler. C. Untulis, L. Mamula. E. Kersh, T. Kubisz, D. Bridgeman, W. Reichert. S. Cher- venak. 2nd row I-r: R, Kra. ulac; Manager, R. Mosqueda, D. Buckingham ,T. Riddle, A. Edwards. R. Bailey, D. Kucinski, L. Olah, R. Ramos, P. Mickler; Manager. 3rd row l-r: R. Suchanuk, J. Bakes, V, Celms, G. Johnson, R. Divjak, L. Ferencz. G. Glover, M. Quinn; Coach. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Won 5 Lost 3 1st row l-r: H. Clark; Coach, A. McClem, L. Olah. V. Gonzalez. E. Sifel, S. Staniszewski, R. Bailey, A Edwards. R. Jacques. B. Cantrell. J- Jurnigan. 2nd row l-r: R, Kranulac; Manager. D. Williams, P. Hunt. D. PavlicK R. Garcia. R. Sutac. D. Kucinski. K. Anderson. W. Mish. J. Ramirez. M. Vercelj. P. Mickler; Manager. 3rd row l-r: V. Celms, R. Suchanuk, J. Gallegos, R. Mamula. A. Machuca. R. Garcia. R. Flores. T. Riddle. G. Argus, E. Williams 4th row l-r: T. Meeks, E Zake, H. Wittig, D .Buckingham, G. Johnson. R. Divjak. L. Ferencz, J, Bakos. M. Reyes, J. Glover. 1 ?4 18 57 is 3t Tc 31 - „ j .z. II iiiiiiiiiiiimif ' r ' X r - Ji l-K ' L t. JkrtfiHi X- W . :. TONY FURTICELLA FRED LUNA NORMAN UPSHAW _ - ' wsif wiai ; : !? -iS: 1r«  f ! .. t BENNIE HARRIS BACKS ACTION ACTION TERR ' i ' ROLLINS LINE Led by Coaches Zitko, Siegle, Quinn, Clark, and Kessley, our football teams won 16 while losing only 7. Bennie Harris gained All-State mention, Steve Cohen made several All-Conference 1st teams, and Bill Gaskey, Norm Upshaw, Ken Davis, and Dan Olah gained honorable mention on teams represening the Hammond - East Chicago - Whitinn area. With many returnrng veterans, next year should be the Championship year. Best of luck from us to you. Crowning of Homecoming Queen Esther Perez by School Student Pres- ident Fred Luna. 1st row l-r: L. Borom, D, Kale, N. Stanciu, J. Eskott, B Harris, S Jiminez. 2nd row l-r: Coach Baratto L. Hall, M Milausnic. P, Auksel, N. Upshaw, J. C. Freeman, John Patrick, Athletic Director. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Senators climaxed the dedication ceremonies in the new gymnasium by deleating Michigan City in the first game played here, 62-61. Playing one of their roughest schedules, which included of the top 1 5 teams of the state, the Senators were able to win 1 .1 games, while losing . Coach John Baratto and his assist- ants, Nick Sarengach and John Molodet, may be proud of this season record since it is the best in recent years. Of the 1 .i games won by the Senators, 8 were forfeited because of the ineligibility of a senior player. The actual record read 5 won, 16 lost. Washington, the East Chicago Sectional favorite, was beat- en by Bishop Noll in the opening game of the tourney. H - 9. The Senators, with the 6 ' 4 height average of John Dull, Norm Upshaw, and Pete Auksel, dominated the rebounds in most of their games. Nick Stanciu, Mike Milausnic, Santos Jiminez, and Dennis Kale handled most of the guard work for the team. Other players seeing action were Bennie Harris, Lundell Borom, Ted Mason, Ron Divjak, Leo Hall, and Jerry Eskoff. Captain John Dull, who set the gymnasium record of 40 points in the Terre Haute Gerstmeyer game, received a start- ing position on the All-Conference Team. Next year ' s squad will show much more height and ex- perience since only John Dull, Mike Milausnic, and Nick Stanciu will be missing. Best of luck to next year ' s net men. WE THEY Michigan City 62 61 South Bend Riley 53 43 Horace Mann 56 60 South Bend Adams 72 59 Valparaiso 67 47 South Bend Central 5.T S6 Frankfort 66 47 Gary Roosevelt 72 7 ( Terre Haute Gerstmeyer 60 6 Lafayette Jefferson 54 6 E. C. Roosevelt 75 64 Lew Wallace 50 56 Hammond Clark 61 58 Hammond Tech 63 56- Froebel 58 73 Hammond High 64 56 Tolleston 5- 56 Gary Roosevelt 55 5-1 Whiting 79 51 Emerson 75 63 SECTIONALS Bishop Noll 79 87 ' Overtime 86 SENIORS I-r: (,. l- ' reeman, N- Stantiu, J. Dull, M Milausnic, MIKH MILAUSNIC CHARLES FREEMAN JOHN DULL NICK STANCIU SANTOS JIMINEZ NORMAN UPSHAW PETE ALIKSEL JERRY ESKOFE DENNY KALE RON DIVjAK 87 BENNIE HARRIS W TED MASON JOHN DULL All Northern Indiana Forward RESERVE TEAM RECORD; WON 12, LOST Lst row 1-r: Coach N. Sarengach, L. Maumal, J. Dow, D. Norrick, W. Tyndorf, G. Luna, D. Bridgeman. 2nd row 1-r: N. Berzac, ]. Kovich, G. Eskoff, R. Divjak, D. ' Williams, L, DeLuna, B. Harris. FRESHMAN TEAM REC ORD WON 17, LOST 1 1st row 1-r: D. Ray, J. Byich, B. Mish, T. Riddle, T. KoUintzas, P. Hunt, B. Cantrell. 2nd row 1-r: Coach J. Molodet, D. Buckingham, A. Whiting, L. Ferencz, J. Bakos, H. Wittig, E. Kopack, P. Dawkins. 1st row: B. Price M row; B. Reichart D. Kieibasa. 3rd row: B Gaskey, A. Johnson, V. Celms, R. Hedelius, W. Wilmot. uh row: R. Flores, J. Brown, T. Furticella, R. White. V. Ardelean, A. Dellicolh 5th row; R. Ramos. R. Mamula, K. Anderson, S. Chervenak. 6th row: D. Kucinski, Coach C. Freiberger, WRESTLING This year ' s wrestling team finished its season with a 7 won 5 lost record. The Senators placed second in the conference stand- ing and eleventh in the state meet. Bill Wilmot. Don Fox. John Pacurar, Bill Gaskey, and Jim Beckwith went downstate to Bloom- ington to compete in the state meet. Fox and Gaskey placed fourth; while Wilmot won the 155 pound division championship. Con- gratulations to the wrestling team and to Coach Freiberger for pro- viding a competitive spott. Tr STATE CHAMPION WilUird Wilmot 153 lb. Division 90 COACH and SENIORS Coach C. Freiber.yer, J. Pacurar, D. Fox, W Gaskey, V. Wilmot. WRESTLERS JAMES Bl ' f KWITH DON PADILLA WILLARD WILMOT DON FOX, WILLIAM GASKEY ALAN JOHNSON JOHN PACURAR RON HEDELIUS VILNIS CELMS DON KIELBASA BILL REICHART 91 1st row 1-r; Larry Mamul.i, D. Binkingham. S Cohen, F. Craven, N. Upshaw, G Eskoff, B. Harris, .1 Brown, C. Williams 2nd row l-r: L. Bailey, A. Riddle, R. And VA RS I T Y rson, D, Kurmis, D, Olah, T. l-urtaella, 1, Gray, T. Pena. ird row l-r; R, Reyna T. lernigan. R. Lazono, J. Nelson, R. Bursua, R. Matuga, J Love, Manager R. Price T D A ( [ tth row I-r: R. Zogorean, W. Cimbaljevich, R. Kaltunas, V. Celms, J. Johnson R. Flores, E. Sifel. 5th row l-r; Coach C. Freiberger, W. Collins, R. Jaques, Coach J. Zitko. The Senator trackmen started off the season by placing 6th in the Conference Indoor Meet held in the Chicago University Fieldhouse. Those who placed this year are the following boys; Larry Mamula in the half-mile run; Bennie Harris in the broad jump and the 60 yard dash; Gerald Eskoff in the 440 yard dash; Steve Cohen in the shot put; and Larry Mamula, Fred Craven, Donald Buckingham, and Walter Tyndorf, who ran the mile relay. With an improvement in weather con- ditions, our boys should get in good shape and make it rough on whomever they meet. Good luck on a great season. The Greyhounds Bennie Harris and Jerry Brown The Gizelle Larry Mamula The Kangaroos Norman Upshaw and Fred Craven FROSH-SOPH SQUAD ist row l-r: L. Mamul.i, D Buck- ingham, T. Ruklle, R. Bailey, C, Williams, T, Pena. J. Love, R And- erson. ind row l-r; R Rcyn,i, T. Jerni.uan, V. Celms, J. Johnson, T. FurtRella, R. Plores, E Sifel. ird row l-r: Coach J- itko, Mana.ucr R Price, R. Jaques, W, Cembalie- vich, W Collins, Mana.uer R. Zo.mi- Stephen Cohen Shot Putter ( oach ( 1 rcilxi cr an.i Ins I liRc ' i car Letter W inner Ste c Cohen and I red (, raven both seniors Mile Rcl. icani I h K I ( i n, i, , I „dort L Maniuia, I) Buckinahani C. Ukott Bennie Harris, 1956 l.H.S.A.A. State Broad jump Champion. Bennie Harris and Cierald Brown, 10(1 yd. and 220 yd. Dash Men. Half-Mile Relay Team: L to R: R. Bailey, J. Brown, D. Buckingham, B. Harris, N. Upshaw. 1st Row 1-r: S. Jiminez, B. Cantrell, D. Fox, B. Reichart, M. Lopez, E. Williams. 2nd Row l-r: T. Mason, R. Divjak, D. Kucinski, E. Sedor, D. Cantrell, B. Mish. 3rd Row l-r: H. Marm, J. Dow, J. Beckwith, D, Kale, T. Smith, L. Bailes, G. Luna, Coach A. Schweingruber. BASEBALL The hrst few weeks ot the basehaii season were hampered by cold, mclement weather. As the weather gets warmer. Coach Schwcmgruber will have a chance to work his young team mto form. With only five starters returning from last year ' s team, the Senators are agam faced with the problem of rebuilding. Only six seniors will he present on this years roster - Ed Sedor, Mike Lopez, Dick Cantrell, Hector Marm, and Leonard Bailes. Kale and Fox complete double play. 1st row: Don Fox, Richard Canrell, Ed Sedor, Mike Lopez. 2nd Row: Leonard Bailes, Hector Alarin. Batteries: Catcher Gilbert Luna, Pit- chers Don Divjak and Dennis Kucin- TENNIS 1st low L to R: -C ipt, Steve Hurst, Dennis Tatu, Co-Cap Tony Forszt. 2nd row L to R: Coach Sarengach, Jim I ' leischer. Norman Bain, Bill Barno, Jim Turoci, Mgr. Walter iMardi. CROSS COUNTRY 1st row L to R: D. Kielbasa, T. Koilmtzas, D. Vox. J. Pacurar, L. Bailey, R. Lopez, B. Vega. 2nd row L to R; Coach C. Freiberg- cr, D. Shawver, J. Beckwith, F. Hoft- man, D. Benkovich, R Matuga, W. Tyndorf, C. Williams, J Brown, T. Pena, R. Price. BASKETBALL USHERS ' i he haskerball ushers contribute to the enjoyment of the game by seeing that the spectators are seated properly, locating seats for those who cannot find them, and holding re- .serve seats for the season ticket hold- 95 Lett to Rit;ht; Rosemary Naiiy, Manna KabaiJis, Gerry Kielhasa. Pat Baki; Gronek, Ellen Lochivski, Esther Perez. CHEERLEADERS It takes a lot to be a good cheer- leader, not only cheering ability but enthusiasm and cooperation, quali- ties which our 1956-195 cheerlead- ers have in abundance. The cheer- leaders with the help of Miss Chiar- avalle and Miss Cravens organized Washington High School ' s first cheering block. This block has done a wonderful job increasing the spirit of the entire school body. We are proud of them. Back Row: Manna Kabardis, Pat Groneck, Ellen Lochivski, Pat Bakos, Rosemary Nagy, Gerrie Piehota. Bottom to Top of T : Nancy Koedyker, Esther Perez, Luc7 Laska, Gerry Kielbasa. Left to Right; Gerrie Piehota, Nancy Koedyker, Lucy Laska. We are very proud nt our new Physical Educatiiin Buildint; at Washinyton Hij h Schoiil. We waited patiently day after day and counted each hrick as it was heint; put into place. Finally came the eventful ni,t;ht of November 22 when this new huildin.i; was dedi- cated. Our new gym. which seats approximately 6i()() people, is now considered the finest physical education buildings in the state. The building, which also houses the new cafeteria, contains a wrestling and physical apparatus room, driver training facilities, and room for school and community dances. The Dedication Plaque. IHbAA Commissioner Phillips makes the dedicatory speech. Physical appaiatus ri cim. Serving lunch in our ' ijiff Gym classes in session. Whirlpool aids injured athletes 97 TOP SENIORS These ten seniors rank s ,hi)lastieally at the top of the graduating class. Their mental ability is more than evident not only in class rooms hut also in spoits and activities. They have made many vaUiahle contributions to Washington High School, and their present tine record is an indication of what we can expect trom these people in the future. It is indeed a pleasure to acknowledge the achievements and accomplishments of these people, who have much to give to our country, to the world, and to civilization. STEVE COHEN JOHN DULL DOROTHY GASIOR JON NICOSIA JO ' PARDUCCI EDWARD SEDOR NICK STANCIU DAWN STEPANOVICH PAULA USHER ROBERT WEIRKH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st Row Seated 1-r: A. Perez. R, Gotdon, L. Perez, N. Stanciu, V. Soto 2nd Row Standing 1-r: Mr. G. Kendall. E. Lochivski. B. Cunnin qham. A. Warner. D, Stepanovich, E. Patrick, D. Gasior. D. Napewocki, P. Usher. M. Bogolia, N. Shewmaker, J. Parducci. A, Landrum. D. Prieto. ird Row Standin,u 1-r: J. Ballard. G. Pishcr. V. Leal. J. Turoci. E, Scdor. J. Nicosia, S. Cohen, 1, Dull, R. Wicrich. B. Wilmot. Not Pictured: David Ochoa. Membership in the National Honor Society is a goal that many students hope to achieve in their senior year. This year our George Washington Chap- ter of Washington High School, in existence for thirty-one years, has twenty-nine members. Only those seniors in the upper third of the class scholastically are eligible for membership. Other qualifications, which must be evident from the sophomore through the senior year, are good char- acter, honesty, achievement, morality, reliability, lea- dership, a desire to act in the best interests of the school: and to give service whenever called upon. Our faculty chooses the members. The 1957 members of the National Honor Society ha e made worthwhile contributions to Washington High School and reflect the character of our school. John Dull IS the Winner of the Washington High School Booster Club Trophy. Elmer Leyden. former head football coach of Notre Dame, congratulates Washington ' s top ath- lete-scholar, John Dull. We are very grateful to our Iriends and patrons and businessmen tor their advertising and kindness, without which his hook would ni t he possible. We thank you, THE SENIOR ANVIL STAFE J ' i a -- ; i; 7,-0 1 ' - £e J A n --- i - l A %Lc- yy ' ' ' ' y .CJ - 100 FRIENDS and PATRONS ALDONA ' S BEAUTY SALON DR. ELMER A. BARRON TIBOR BENEDEK, M.D H. E. BIEDINGER BRENMANS ESQUIRE SHOP BROADWAY FLORISTS BROADWAY RESTAURANT BROADWAY TOBACCO O. MR. JOHN BROZOVICH DR. E. A. CAMPAGNA CAPPY ' S SERVICE STATION CHRISTY FLORISTS COLUMBUS DRIVE GARAGE CRISWELL SHOE REPAIR DANNY ' S BARBER SHOP DELUXE SHOE REBUILDERS DR. R. W. DOWNEY ROBERT G ESTILL FRANKS FOOD SHOP WILLIAM G. GROSSO. M.D. MR. MRS. JOHN GRDINICH HARBOR HOME SUPPLY HARBOR WOMANS CLUB HOT DOG JOHNS IRVINGS MARKET JARABAK MEDICAL PHARMACY DR. MRS. A M. JOHNSON COUNCILMAN DENNIS T. KARAS DR. JAMES L. KLEINHENZ KLEINMAN DRUG CO. COUNCILMAN GEORGE C. LAMB LARRY S BARBER SHOP LEO PETERS APPLIANCES LLOYD ' S BARBER SHOP MAIN SUPER MART MELYON BROS. TEXACO SERVICE JOSEPH MESZAR. CITY ATT. MIDWAY SUPPLY CO MR. MRS. JOHN MORES NICK ' S SHRIMP HOUSE DR. MRS. B. J. NICOSIA PERCYS HARDWARE STORE A H. SAMBOR, ATTORNEY MR. JOHN P. SEGOVIA SKRENTNY ' S HARDWARE STORE MR. EMERY SOUTHERN TEPPERS LOAN DR. TEEGARDEN TEEGARDEN Jr. TWIN CITY CLEANERS DYERS ATT. WILLARD B. VAN HORNE Jr. VELLIGAN ' S FOOD SHOP W. HENRY WALKER, ATT. W. H. S. P. T. A. MR. JOSEPH WASKO MR. MRS. T. V. ALTENDERFER MR. MRS. JOHN BALAZS MR. cS; MRS. JERRY BARBER MRS ROSE BEREl MR. WALLACE BOILEK MR. MRS. EARL BURTON MR. MRS. VINCENT BUTKIEWICZ MR. . MRS. H. CANTRELL MISS TECKLA CHIARAVALLE MR. ; MRS. CECIL COHEN CORNBEEF SHOP MR. MRS. LOUIS CORSO MR, .S; MRS. W D CLARK MISS JUNE CRAVEN MRS. QUEEN E. CUNNINGHAM MR. MRS. H. W. DICKES MISS IRENE DUGGAN MR. MRS. JULIUS J. DULL MR. MRS. WALTER DURALSKi MR. MRS HERBERT FANNO MR. tk MRS. L. C. FISHER MR. MRS. CHARLES FLITER A FRIEND MR. c ; MRS. THEODORE FOX GALIK ' S FOOD SHOP MR. WILLIAM GIANNOPOULOS MISS EVALYN GIFFIN MR. JAY GOODMAN MR. MRS. LESTER GORDON MR. MRS. GOTCEITAS MISS PHYLLIS GRUSZKA GRILL RESTAURANT MR. MRS. MICHAEL GUIDEN MR. MRS. PAUL GUIDEN MR MRS. MARKO HERO MR. BENJAMIN KAPLAN MR MRS. JOHN KARAFFA MR. MRS. GEORGE KENDALL MR. ROBERT KOUBA. Jr. MR. RAY KRAJEWSKI MR. : MRS. JOHN KUNA MR. AUTREY LANDRUM MISS ANN B. LAUGHY MR. MRS. C. E LAWYER MR. MRS. VICTOR LEAL, Jr. MR. J. LEVIN MRS. LULA LOWE MISS RUTH LUCAS MR. FREDERICK R, MARAVILLA MR. ELI D. MATOVICH MRS. H. E MATTHEWS MR. MRS. STANLEY MAYER MR MRS EUGENE MELENDEZ MR. MRS. LEO MENDEZ MR. it MRS. MICHAEL MILAUSNIC MR. MRS. WILLIE H. McMILLIAN DR. MRS. BERNHARDT MINTZ MR MRS. EUGENE NAGY MR, MRS, WALTER NALLENWEG MR, MRcSiS A. NAPIWOCKI MR. MRS. GEO. NIESSEN MISS BETTY LOU OBERG MISS L. OILAR MIS MAMIE OVERPECK MR, : MRS. HUGH PARDUCCI MR. MRS. NICK POPA MR, MRS, GUY A PRATT MR, it MRS, J, G PORTER MR, MRS. tiEORGE PRIF.TO MR SOL PUNTILLO MR, MRS. E RANICH MRS SOPHIA RITCHNEY MR. MRS. M. ROOSEVELT MR. MRS. HERCHEL E. ROSS MR. MRS. GEORGE ROZOW MR. MRS. JAMES RUBLE MR. MRS B, RUBALCABA MR. MRS. JOHN SARANTIS MISS BARBARA SCHABEL MR, ; MRS. E. G. SEGELSTROM MR MRS. C. C SHONK MISS STACIA G. SKRENTNY MR. MRS. W. SLAMOWSKI, Sr, MR. MRS. WALTER 1. SMITH MR. JOHN J. SOUTER MR. MRS ANDREW SPISAK MISS HELENE SUCH MISS MARY L. SUFANA MR. ; MRS. JOHN SUNNY MR. MRS. HERB SUTTON MR MRS. NICK STEPANOVICH MR. MRS. JOS. M. STYBERSKI MR MRS. ANDREW SZYMANSKI MR. MRS. ROBERT TAYLOR MR. MRS CHAS. C. THORNBURG MR. MRS. LOUIS VERDUZCO MR. MRS JAMES WARNER MR. MRS. ROBERT WEIRICH MRS. ALICE B ZIMMERMAN 101 - (. 1 P t . , ! i 1 I ' ! C i • 1, i ' 1 1 n, ' 11 . 1 L ' ' ( t t ! M I. 1 I. 1 ! i II t .111 i 1 J l. n (1 f ' 1 in t ' n till !i b ' rl I, Mi - qTO 1 1 1 1 I . ' t 1 n lu l-tinnlM flCnmnov 3 iO WolUq 1 toU Ch (oqajarf The LADDS janiHii ' ii Jon Niiosia, Don Kurmis, Les Karafta, Bob WL-iriLli, Alan Johnson Tnii Gray. Jim Nelson, Tony i ' orszt. Noble Ladclla Congratulations to the Class of ' 57 from CERTIFIED CONCRETE, INC PHONE 2835 3868 MICHIGAN AVENUE INDIANA HARBOR, INDIANA 103 104 Compliments of THE GRAYMAR APARTMENTS 3012 Harbor Drive Fort Lauderdale, Florida MR. MRS. THOMAS MORRIS Efficiency Apartments - Hotel Rooms All Rooms are Heated and Air-Conditioned For Swimming Relaxation there is the Beautiful Fresh Water Pool or the Warm Water of the Atlantic, just three hundred feet directly in front of the Graymar. Bahia Mar, the Largest Yacht Basin in the world is close at hand for a day afloat on one of the many Excursion Boats or a days fishing in the Gulf Stream of the Atlantic. For Further Information Contact Joseph Gray at GRAY ' S SUPERMARKET, E. C. 26 105 Compliments of VETOLD STUDIOS OUR OWN PHOTOGRAPHERS Phone: E. C. 5593-W 3733 Main Street EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA A WELL- DEVELOPED savings account is also to be desired. Build yours here, with INSURED SAFETY, and have generous dividends, ye r-in and year-oul CP ' N YOUR ACCOUNT TODAY FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 4740 Indianapolis Blvd. 2115 Broadway EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA Chartered and Supervised by the United States Government MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM ;o6 HARBISON-WALKER REFRACTORIES COMPANY Serving Industry The World Over With plants, quarries and mines in 14 states, and representatives and warehouse stocks in principal cities, Harbison-Walker provides a complete refractories service for industry. Products include types and classes of refractories for all metallurgical and industrial furnaces. The Harbison-Walkei tv ' clinical and research organizations help users select the refractory best suited for each individual application. HARBISON-WALKER REFRACTORIES COMPANY The World ' s Largest Producer of Refractories EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA Mam Office PITTSBURGH 22, PA. UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA C. I. 0. Local No. 1011 3707 Grand Boulevard Indiana Harbor, Indiana 707 PROTECT PRECIOUS EYESIGHT With PLENTY OF GOOD LIGHT NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE CO. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 MAYOR WALTER M. JEORSE 108 NEW ERA CORPORATION ' Electrical Coulractors ' ' 220 East Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana Phone E. C. 2373 LOU KARLIN SON Pliiiiihiiiji Ilealiiiji ( oiilrarlor PLUMBING HEATING SUPPLIES 1)15 W. Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana Phones; E. C. 5855 - Res. Russel 2209 STANDARD FORCINGS CORPORATION RAILWAY AXLES HEAVY DROP FORGINGS General Offices: Railway Exchange Building, Chicago INDIANA HARBOR STATION East Chicago, Indiana no General Store Fixture Go. 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Indiana Harhoi Lunil er Congratulates Coal Company, Inc. the Senior Class of Washington High School Watling Street corner Grand Boulevard and suggests the many opportunities in Indiana Harbor. Indiana Graver ' s shops and offices Telephone: I. H. 216 for students after graduation CALL US FOR AN ANSWER TO YOUR BUILDING NEEDS GRAVER 114 PHONE EAST CHICAGO 8436 COMPLIMENTS OF HERFF-JONES CO. WISNER DECORATING MANUFACTURING JEWELERS STATIONERS COMPANY COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL - RESIDENTIAL 1407-1419 North Capitol Avenue 3545 Michigan Avenue East Chicago. Indiana INDIANAPOLIS 7, INDIANA YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS AT Universal Atlas Cement GOULDS (Company United Stales Steel Corporation Subsidiary 3735-3737 Main Street Telephone: Indiana Harbor 106 Where Quality and Low Prices Meet BUFFINGTON, INDIANA 115 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF E. R. 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