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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

sut s E N A T O R S i dMu_ h- 3 GC 977 202 EA7AN I960 ■ rf ' ly fl ' ' aM- ' ' h DEDICATED TO the outstanding students of Washington High School, and in particular to those students who have excelled in the four important aspects of school life - CHARACTER, LEADERSHIP, SCHOLARSHIP, SERVICE. To these the 1960 Senior ANVIL is dedicated. ANVIL 60 WASHINGTON HIGH i pri « SCHOOL OU R CREED To acquire self-control and self-reliance. To co-operate 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 I represent my school in every word and act; These things will be my honest endeavor as a student in Washington High School. .i  tl ' CHARACTER LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP SERVICE H A trait that a leading student must possess is good CHARACTER, for CHARACTER is probably the most important single quality that a person can possess. By strengthening CHARACTER, our school is producing students with high moral standards. 1 One important, though underlying, purpose of our school is to afford every opportunity for the development of a student ' s ability of LEADERSHIP. Through the many extra- curricular organizations here at Washington High School the potential leaders of our country are trained and developed. H SCHOLARSHIP is the primary attribute for which the students of Washington High School strive. The faculty and administration of our school are fully aware that it is of the utmost importance to develop this very essential quality. SERVICE of the loyal students of Washington High School is an important element in our school ' s reputation and its benefits. The many who give SERVICE willingly, with no thought of personal gain, deserve the wholehearted thanks of the Washington High School student body. The unselfish giving of time by these students has made our school respected throughout the Calumet Region and has provided the students with a well-rounded, full, meaningful program of activities. ' - -j w tfj olm Cy. ox PRINCIPAL The theme of this year ' s Senior ANVIL - CHARACTER, LEADERSHIP, SCHOLARSHIP, and SERVICE - is in harmony with the objectives of Washington High School. I compli- ment the yearbook staff on the selection of this theme. It is my fervent hope that the members of the graduating class and the future classes are possessed of these traits as they take their places in the life of our comrri unlty and nation. S24 MR. THOMAS V. ALTENDERFER Assistant Principal MR. CARL E. JOHNSON Assistant Principal MR. CHARLES 1. ESOLA President MR. ROYAL H. BYRON Treasurer MR. IRVING L. LEWIN Secretary The Board of Education, together with Mr. Dan Simon, our Superin- tendent of Schools, and the two Assistant Superintendents, Mr. Nick Brunswick and Mr. John Patrick, has made every effort to enlighten our school life. It is through their wise guidance and their leadership that we have the opportunity of attending a place of education which is run in a most smooth, orderly fashion. MR. THAD M. DYWAN MR. JAMES A. MELYON ADMINISTRATION MR. N. T. BRUNSWICK Assistant Superintendent of Schools MR. JOHN W. PATRICK Assistant Superintendent of Schools and Director of Athletics Washington High Shool is proud of the excellent administrators and faculty, who, with diligence and wisdom, help young people realize their potentialities. These ad- ministrators, instructors, and counselors work to develop in students the knowledge necessary to assume responsibility in the community, as well as to meet the requirements for careers or college entrance. SUPERVISORY STAFF OF THE EAST CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS Seated l-r: Miss Geraldine Kaufman, Mathematics, Natural Science, Ungraded, and Audio-Visual Instruction; Miss Mary Lois Clark, Music and Fine Arts Appreciation; Miss Helen Cooper, Kindergarten and Primary; Miss T. Oscoreno Lonnquist, Health Service Coordinator. Standing l-r: Mr. Louis L. Mears, Language Arts; Mr. Jensen Watts, Art; Mr. F. B. Bolton, Social Science, Business Education, and Research; Mr. R. F. Frankenhouser, Industrial and Adult Education. MR. DAN SIMON Superintendent of Schools GENERAL GIRLS ' COUNSELOR MRS. CLEO B. BEST University of Chicago Indiana University SCHOOL NURSE IN THE HEALTH SERVICE MRS. STACIA SKRENTNY PLEWA Purdue University University of Chicago Indiana University University of Colorado MISS ESTELLA E. REED Ball State Teachers College Butler University Indiana University George Washington University LIBRARIAN FACULTY MR. JOHN ALEX ARZUMANIAN Indiana State Teachers College PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. JOSEPH JAMES BABAS Ball State Teachers College Purdue University TRADE AND INDUSTRY MR. MITCHELL M. BARAN University of Tennessee Indiana State Teachers College Indiana University TRADE AND INDUSTRY MR. JOHNNIE A. BARATTO Indiana State Teachers College PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS. PATRICIA KACHIROUBAS BARTHOLOMEW University of Chicago ENGLISH MRS. MAURINE MURPHY BAYER DePaul University LATIN AND ENGLISH MISS PEARL BELL Central State College, Edmond, Oklahoma University of Oklahoma ENGLISH MRS. CAROLYN BLAKE Rosory College DePau! University The Art Institute of Chicago ART MISS JOAN BOGGESS Brescia College, Kentucky Nazareth College, Kentucky University of Louisville NATURAL SCIENCE 10 MR- JAMES H. BONEBRAKE Indiana State Teachers College Indiana University MATHEMATICS MR. GEORGE E. BONIECKI Indiana University University of Denver University of Southern California SOCIAL SCIENCE MISS OLIVE MAE BOYD Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan BUSINESS MISS MARIE BRENNECKE University of Missouri University of Michigan Cornell University University of Chicago MATHEMATICS MR. ROBERT JAMES BRINKMAN St. Joseph College St. Louis University Indiana State Teachers College Purdue University BUSINESS MR. CHARLES ROBERT BUCKLEY Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts American Conservatory of Music University of Chicago Wheaton College MUSIC OF 1960 I Aif MRS. STEPHANIE SIMON CASEY Clarke College Indiana University ENGLISH MISS TECKLA CHIARAVALLE Ball State Teachers College Indiana University Indiana State Teachers College PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. CHET C. CIESLAK Indiana University EDUCATIONAL ADJUSTMENT MR. HARRY WILBER CLARK Eastern Michigan University PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS J UNE R. CRAVENS Indiana State Teachers College PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. DEAN CROXTON Kansas State Teachers College American Conservatory of Music MUSIC MISS KATHERINE DAUGHERTY University of Michigan ENGLISH MRS. MARGARET MARY DAVIS University of Wisconsin Indiana University Purdue University HOME ECONOMICS MISS IRENE ANN DUGGAN American Conservatory of Music University of Chicago Indiana University DePauI University MUSIC 11 MR. GEORGE ELISH Indiana University Indiana State Teachers College EDUCATIONAL ADJUSTMENT MR. LYNN C. FISHER Rose Polytechnic Institute Indiana State Teachers College UNGRADED MISS MARIE FLINN Lewis Institute Columbia University HOME ECONOMICS MR. CLIFFORD H. FREIBERGER Michigan State University Indiana University Purdue University ENGLISH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. WALTER G. GEYER Purdue University TRADE AND INDUSTRY MR. WILLIAM J. GIANNOPOULOS Agricultural and Mechanical College of T exas, College Station, Texas Texas Western College Indiana University MATHEMATICS MISS LUCILE EVALYN GIFFIN Normal College of the American Gymnastic Union Indiana University PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS JOANNE GRUSZKA Ball State Teachers College HOME ECONOMICS MR. MICHAEL GUIDEN Indiana State Teachers College DePaul University Purdue University MATHEMATICS MR. PAUL GUIDEN Ind ' ano State Teachers College Ball State Teachers College ENGLISH MR. JAMES EDWARD HUGHES Indiana University Harding College, Searcy, Arkansas NATURAL SCIENCE MR. HOWARD B. HUTCHINSON Eastern Michigan University Columbia University PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS FLORENCE MARIE JOHNSON University of Chicago Columbia University Purdue University MATHEMATICS MISS RAE R. JOHNSON Superior State Teachers College, Superior, Wisconsin University of Wisconsin Indiana University Columbia University : University of Oslo, Norway ENGLISH MR. FRANK JOSEPH KARR Indiana State Teachers College Valparaiso University SOCIAL SCIENCE hr 12 MISS ELAINE 1. KATZOURAKIS American Conservatory of Music University of Illinois MUSIC MISS JUANITA KING Boll State Teachers College Columbia University ART MISS MARY KOZACIK Indiana University University of Chicago SOCIAL SCIENCE MR. RAY J. KRAJEWSKI Heidelberg College Indiana University Shrivenham University, England DePaul University ENGLISH MISS GRACE ESTELLE LAINGOR Eastern Illinois State University The Art Institute of Chicago American Academy of Art Vogue School of Design Columbia University University of Southern California Indiana University ART MISS ANN B. LAUGHY University of Minnesota Indiana University SOCIAL SCIENCE MRS. HATTIE U. LEONARD Howard University Indiona University MATHEMATICS MR. H. LIDSTER Indiana State Teachers College Indiana University Purdue University TRADE AND INDUSTRY MR. FRANK M. LUCAS Heidelberg College Indiana University NATURAL SCIENCE MR. GEORGE MANOUS Indiana Uni versity MATHEMATICS MR. FREDERICK RUIZ MARAVILLA Indiana University University of Chicago SPANISH AND ENGLISH MR. ELI MATOVICH Indiana University ENGLISH DR. S. BERNHARDT MiNTZ Northwestern University Illinois College of Optometry SOCIAL SCIENCE MR. JOHN ADAM MOLODET Indiana University TRADE AND INDUSTRY AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. JOHN L. MOORE Indiana State Teachers College Indiana University NATURAL SCIENCE 13 . ' -■l i. ' y-i ' iEia -Sr- ' -: MR. JAMES T. MULCAHEY Indiana University Ball State Teachers College ENGLISH MISS RUTH R. NAUMOFF Indiana University SOCIAL SCIENCE MRS. MARGARET JEAN NORTHINGTON Central State College, Wilberforce, Ohio Chicago Teachers College DePaul University HOME ECONOMICS MISS BETTY LOU OBERG Indiana University Purdue University Northwestern University HOME ECONOMICS MISS MAMIE OVERPECK Indiana State Teachers College Columbia University University of Washington University of Colorado University of Hawaii MATHEMATICS MR. DONALD J. PALLA Indiana University BUSINESS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE FACULTY MR. CHARLES K. PALMER Indiana State Teachers College Indiana University University of Chicago University of Wisconsin SOCIAL SCIENCE MISS DOLORES JANE PERA Purdue University ENGLISH MR. JOHN J. PETROVICH Northern Illinois University Indiana University Ball State Teachers College New York University UNGRADED MR. PETER F. PINSAK Armour Institute Purdue University TRADE AND INDUSTRY MR. JAMES GORDON PORTER Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts University of Nebraska Indiana University NATURAL SCIENCE MR. GUY PRATT Central Normal College, Danville, Indiana Indiana State Teachers College Armour Institute University of Chicago Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College University of California, Santa Barbara Colleg TRADE AND INDUSTRY MRS. BARBARA SCHABEL PUNTILLO Indiana State Teachers College Indiana University HOME ECONOMICS MR. SOLOMON PUNTILLO Indiana University NATURAL SCIENCE MISS THERESE-MARIE RAZZINI Saint Francis College, Fort Wayne, Indiana DePaul University Indiana State Teachers College SOCIAL SCIENCE 14 ■7 . ' jJ ' MR. NICK W. SARENGACH Indiana University SOCIAL SCIENCE AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. ALEX S. SARKISIAN Northwestern University Indiana University ENGLISH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS RIYO SATO California College of Arts and Crafts University of California, Berkeley, California DePaul University Illinois Institute of Technology ART MR. ADOLPH SCHWEINGRUBER Wisconsin State College, LaCross, Wisconsin Indiana University PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. JULES SIEGLE Northwestern University Indiana University PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS. MARGARET I. SIEVERT Indiana State Teachers College Columbia University University of Colorado BUSINESS OF 1960 MR. JOHN J. SOUTER University of Chicago Northwestern University SOCIAL SCIENCE MRS. EDNA MARIE STANKOVICH Indiana University HOME ECONOMICS MR. JOHN FRANK STECYK Purdue University Indiana University ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. EDWIN L. STILLMAN Purdue University TRADE AND INDUSTRY MRS. HARRIET E. STULLMAN Hunter College of the City of New York ENGLISH MISS HELENE M. SUCH Indiana University Indiana State Teachers College PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS MARY L. SUFANA Indiana State Teachers College University of Denver Columbia University New York University Indiana University University of Wyoming Purdue University BUSINESS MISS SOPHIA SZILAGYI Saint Mary s College, Notre Dame University of Illinois University of Colorado University of Chicago Indiana University ENGLISH AND LIBRARIAN MR. PAUL B. USHER Indiana University TRADE AND INDUSTRY 15 MR. MARVIN M. KINCAID l ' APPRENTICE COORDINATOR OF THE EAST CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS MRS. ANN R. WALSH Indiana University Purdue University Ball State Teachers College Valparaiso University UNGRADED MR. STEVE WARGO Indiana University Purdue University University of Chicago SOCIAL SCIENCE MR. SAMUEL WEINSTEIN Purdue University NATURAL SCIENCE MISS EVA A. WHITE Westmar College University of Iowa Columbia University MATHEMATICS MR. NICK T. YOUNG Western Kentucky State Teachers College University of Kentucky Roosevelt University MUSIC MRS. ALICE B. ZIMMERMAN Boll State Teachers College Columbia University Syracuse University University of Hawaii MATHEMATICS NOT PICTURED: MISS KATHRYN FLYNN Eastern State Teachers College, Madison, South Dakota Indiana University DePaul University SOCIAL SCIENCE MISS JULIE E. GREENIS The Art Institute of Chicago Indiana University DePaul University ART MRS. MILDRED M. SUTTON Northwestern University Mills College University of Chicago Chicago Musical College of Roosevelt University ENGLISH MRS. NELL TRINOSKY, Assistant Director of Attendanc MR. FRANK J. MARCINEK, Director of Attendance WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE PERSONNEL 1st Row l-r. MRS. JOAN HEDELIUS, Bookkeeper; MRS HELEN JURASEVICH, Rental Clerk; MRS. DOROTHY CALLAHAN, Steno- grapher. Back Row: MRS. MARGARET EVAN, Secretary. CLASSES NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP TEST First Row l-r: John Gustaitis, Letter of Commendation; Robert Heresy, Letter of Commendation. Second Row l-r: Daniel Tim Simon, SEMI-FINALIST; Michael Good- man, Letter of Commendation; Barry Liss, Letter of Commendation. 17 l-r: John Evon, President; Sandra Eskoff, Secretary; Ray Mamula, Vice-President. CLASS MOTTO: We finish to begin. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CLASS COLORS: Old Rose and Silver. 18 ABERNATHr, S HIRLEY Lotin Club, Y-Teent, F.H.A,, Cheering Blocfc AGUtLAR, VICTORIA Locker Commiuion, Spant h Clob, F.H.A. ALCALA, FREDA OELORES Monitor, Senior Social Committee, Booiler Committee, Ushers, Girl Counselor, Hi-Liles, Cheering Block ALFARO, RICARDO ANCICH, MADELYNNE LOUISE Monitor, Senior Social Committee, Locker Commiswon, Ushers, Cheering Block ANDERSON, KENNETH EDWARD Latin Club, Movie Operators, Ushers, Bosketbalt Con- cessions, Football, Wrestling, Track ARIAS, JOSEPH Intramurals ARNOLD, DION ALLEN ARREDONDO, LORENZO Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Locker Commis- sion, Booster Committee, Spanish Club, Intramurals AVITIA, JESSE Monitor, Booster Committee, Latin Club, Mathematics Club, Science Club President BAILEY, MILDRED PATRICIA Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Publicity Board, Pan-American League, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, F.T.A., Girls ' Ensemble, Mathematics Club, Red Cross President BAILEY, RUDOLPH IRA Monitor, Student Government, Spanish Club, Basketball Concessions, Intramurals, Football, Wrestling, Trade, Hi-Lites, Singing Ushers BAKOS, JAMES MARTIN Locker Commission, Booster Committee, Basketball, Base- ball, Football Co-Captain, All-State End, Vigilante Committee, Mathematics Club BALAZS, PATRICIA CATHERINE Monitor Captain. Stage-Crew, Locker Commission, F.T-A., Hl-Steppers, Majorettes, Concert Band, Concert Orch- estra BANNISTER, KATHLEEN Senior Social Committee, Locker Commission. Latin Club, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Choral Club, Fall Capers HI-Lites 19 ■J. ' , '  -■- -r- ' BARRIOS, JOHN JESSE BASIAGA, EDWARD L. Senior Fire Marshall, Hi-Y Secretary, Movie Operators, Intramurols BEDA, ELIZABETH ANN F.H.A., Hi-Lltes BEDA, PETER JOSEPH BELL, EDYTHE ANN Monitor, Booster Committee Treasurer, Y-Teens, Hi-Lites, Ploys, Fall Capers, Girls ' Ensemble, Cheering Block BEREA, GUNDULA Monitor, Pan-Americon League, Latin Club, F.H.A., Mathematics Club BARRERA.. CELIA Monitor, Y-Teens, Pan-American League, Spanish Club, Girl Counselors BIELAK, MICHAEL JOHN BILL, MARLENE VERONICA Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, F.H.A., Choral Club BLANCO, LUPE DOLORES Locker Commission. Chorus A BOLDEN, GREGORY OLIVER Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Booster Commit- tee, Pan-American League President, Spanish Club, F.T.A., Senatorial Representative, Mathematics Club, Concert Orchestro, Ushers BOLLA, BARBARA ANNE Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Stage-Crew, Booster Committee, Pan-American League, Ushers, Cheering Block BRADLEY, KEN BRIDGEMAN, HOWARD LEON Intramurols, Football, Track BROWN, JOHN Monitor, Spanish Club, Movie Operators, Intramurols 20 BROWN, PATRICIA Y-Teeni, Boo ' .ter Committee, F.H.A,, Hi-titet, Foil Coper , Choral Club, Girli ' En «mbl«, Cheering Block BRUNO, MARGARET ELIZABETH Monitor, Booiter Committee, Uihen, Girl Counielorj, Senior Anvil Advertiiing, Senatorial Repre entotive, Vor- ttty Cheerleaders, Hi-Lite«, Hi-Stepper , D.A.k. Good Citizenshio A word BUCKINGHAM, DON EARL Intramurals, B-Team Basketball, Footboll, Trock, Hi- Lites CANTRELL, ROBERT JOHN Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Poster Committee, Locker Commission, Basketball, Baseball Captain, Foot- ball, Mathematics Club, Senior Announcement Committee, Hoosier Boys ' State CARR, TONY Ushers, Tennis, Hi-Lltes CARTER, WILLIAM Poster Committee, Intramurals, Football CELMS, VILNIS Basketball Concessions, Football, Wrestling, Track CHOBANOV, YVONNE Pupil Service Representative, Locker Commission, Booster Committee, F.H.A., Hi-Lites, Plays, Concert Orchestra, Cheering Block CHRISTODOULAKIS, LOUIS JOHN Monitor COAPSTICK, MARGUERITE ELEANOR Monitor, Locker Commission, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, F.H.A., F.T.A., Ushers, Basketball Concessions, Concert Band, Cheering Block COLLINS, ARVIS ELAINE Monitor, Pan-American League, Latin Club, Y-Teens, Hi-Lites, Choral Club COOLEY, BARBARA JEAN Pupil Service Representative, Locker Commission, Y- Teens, F.H.A. BUDRYS, INGRID Monitor, Senior Socio! Committee, Pan-American League, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Ushers BUGGS, BUNNY Spanish Club, Senatorial Repreientofive, Playj: Be- v are the Bear, Teahouse of the August Moon, Taming of the Shrew BUSH, LILLIE F.H.A., Concert Orchestra 21 ;j . ' r=Wr ' . ' CRISTEA, PATRICIA ANN Monitor, Stage-Crew, Senior Social Committee, Pan- American League, F.H.A. CULVER, JUDITH ELAINE Pupil Service Representative, Girl Counselors, Hi-Lites, Choral Club, Foil Capers, Triple Trio CULVER, ROBERTA ANNE Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Booster Commit- tee, Girl Counselors, Varsity Cheer-Leaders, Hi-Lites, Concert Orchestra, String Ensemble, Hi-Steppers, Senior Announcement Committee CUNNINGHAM, WAYNE G. D. Monitor, Senior Fire Marshall Assistant Chief, Intramur- als. Football, Track, Hi-Lites, Concert Band, Fall Capers, Playboys DALY, MARK JOSEPH Booster Committee, Intramurols DANIELS, BETTY ANNE Senior Social Committee, Latin Club Secretary, F.H.A., F.T.A., Girl Counselors, Basketball Concessions, Football Concessions, Hi-Lites, Choral Club, Mathematics Club DAVIS, EDGAR LEE Spanish Club, Intramurols, Mathematics Club, Plays DAV KINS, PHILLIP DOUGLAS Monitor, Stage-Crev , Movie Operators, Basketball, Base- ball DERKACY, DAVID JOSEPH Latin Club, Movie Operators, Senatorial Staff, Plays, Mathematics Club DIVJAK, RONALD Locker Commission, Basketball, Baseball, Football, Choral Club, Hi-Lites, Swing Sixteen DROZYNSKI, WALTER VALENTINE Monitor DUST, MARYANNE CAROL Monitor, Senior Social Committee, Publicity Board, Pan- American League, Lotin Club Secretary, Girl Counselors, Senior Anvil Advertising, Senatorial Staff Feature Editor, F.T.A., Hi-Lites EBEL, MARY ELIZABETH Pupil Service Representative, Locker Commission, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Choral Club, Hi-Lites ELISH, NANCE JEAN Monitor, Latin Club, F.H.A., F.T.A., Hi-Lites, Plays: Tea- house of the August Moon, Concert Orchestra, String Ensemble ESKOFF, SANDRA JEAN Monitor Captain, Latin Club, F.H.A. Editor and Histor- ian, F.T.A. Treasurer, Girl Counselors, Senior Anvil Ad- vertising, Junior and Senior Class Secretary, Choral Club, Homecoming Queen 22 f EVON, JOHN GREGORY Pupil Service Representotive, Woihington Brothefi, Se- nior Social Committee, Sponiih Club Treawrer, Senior Cloji Pretident, IntromuroU, Bateball, Senior Anrtovncc- ment Committee, Concert Bond, Dance Band FENYVES, KATALIN EVA Pupil Service Repretentotive Potter Committee, Lotin Club, Usheri FERENCE, RICHARD DENNIS Pupil Service Repreientotive, Booster Committee Vic«- Preiident, jntramurali, Tennij, Senior Announcement Committee, Mathematics Club, Hi-Y FERENCZ, LOUIS JAMES B-Team Basketboll, Footboll, Hi-Litei, Chorol Club FLORES, BERTHA Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Pan-American League, Senior Announcement Committee FLORES, ROY Intro murals. Cross- Country, Track, Mathematics Club FLYNN, MERLE G?NE Locker Commission, Booster Committee, Spanish Club, Y-Teens FRONCEK, WILLIAM M. Poster Committee, Movie Operators, Intramurols GALLEGOS, JOHN Poster Committee, Booster Committee, Pan-American League, Ushers, Football GALVAN, CARLOS Senior Fire Marshall, Stage-Crew, Booster Committee, Pan-American League, Intramurols, Choral Club, Hi-Lites, Swing Sixteen GARNETT, JOSEPH LUIS Monitor, Senior Fire Marshall, Stage-Crew, Spanish Club, Intramurols, Hi-Li tes GARZA, CAROLINE Pan-American League Vice-President, F.H.A. GARZA, PHILLIP Stage-Crew, Pan-American League, Intramurols, Choral Club, Swing Sixteen, Hi-Lites, Ushers GLOVER, JOHN HENRY Intramurols GONZALEZ, ANNA MARIE Monitor, Poster Committee, Pan-American League Sec- retory, Spanish Club F.H.A. 23 - ■ .1-. J -i gc-a GONZALEZ, RUBEN Stage-Crew, Spanish Club GOODMAN, MICHAEL ALLAN Washington Brothers, Publicity Board Treasurer, Ushers, Senior Anvil Staff, Senatorial Staff Managing Editor, National Forensic League, Plays; Teahouse of the August Moon, The Breaking of Bread, Mathematics Club President, Stage Band, Hoosier Boys ' State GOODRICH, CATHERINE JANELLE Monitor, Stage-Crew, Locker Commission, Representative, Basketball Concessions Senatorial GORDON, TERRY RAYMOND Locker Commission, Spanish Club, Movie Operators, Senior Anvil Advertising, Intramurals, Baseball, Wres- tling, Mathematics Club, Concert Bond, Concert Or- chestra GRABSKI, JOSEPH A. Monitor Co-Captain, Washington Brothers, Senior Fire Marshall, StageCrew, Booster Committee President, Hi- Y, Ushers, Plays, Mathematics Club, Science Club Vice- President GRAHAM, RANSOM GREEN, JOAN LOUISE Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, F.H.A., F.T.A, Ushers Co-Captain, Basketball Concessions, Football Concessions, Chorus A GRASHA, MARYANN Monitor, Locker Commission, Cheering Block GRUSZKA, BEN JOHN Latin Club, Intromurols, Mathematics Club GUSTAITIS, JOHN WILLIAM Washington Brothers, Publicity Board Secretary, Ushers, Senior Anvil Staff, Senatorial Staff Editor-in-Chief, Na- tional Forensic League, Ploys: Teahouse of the August Moon, Summer Comes to the Diamond O, Concert Band President, Mothematics Club Secretary, Hoosier Boys ' State GUTIERREZ, FELIX de JESUS Monitor GUTIERREZ, ROBERT JOSEPH Track, Ushers HALUSKA, SANDRA JOYCE Monitor, Senior Social Committee, Poster Committee, Locker Commission, Genera! Election Board, Booster Committee Secretory, GrrI Counselors, Senior Anvil Subscriptions, HI-LI tes HATALA, ROSALIE ROSEMARY Pupil Service Representative, Make-Up Crew HAYES, MARTIN BOYD ISAAC Monitor, Senior Frre Marshall, tarn, Intramurals Spanish Club, F.H.A., Movie Operators Cop- 24 HAYES, MAPr STEELE Aonitcr, Spanrth Club, Y-Teenj, f.M.A., Cheering Blocfc HEPCEr, ROBERT LARRY Waihlngton Brother:, Senior fire Morjholl Atiittont Coptoin, Senior Social Commitree, Locker Commiwion, HiY Trea-.urer, Sponith Club, Senior Anvil A j rertiiing. Concert Bond, Stoge Bond, Mothemolic: Club Preiident HERRERA, GLORIA ANN Pupil Service- Pepreientalire, HiLites, Senotoriol Repre- sentotive, Chorol Club HRABRICH, VINCENT Monitor Captain, Washington Brothers, Booster Com- mittee Vice-President, Pan-American League, Spanish Club, Ushers, Mathematics Club, Senior Anvil Adver- tising HRIBLJAN, SHIRLEY J. Senior Social Committee, Booster Committee, Latin Club, Girl Counselors, Hi-Lites, Plays: Teahouse of the August Moon, Beware the Bear HUNT, PERCY BENJAMIN Washington Brothers Vice-President, Ushers, Basketball, Football Co-Captain, All-State Back, Track, Hi-Lites, Choral Club JACKSON, DORIS Pupil Service Representative, Senior Social Committee, Locker Commission, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Concert Orchestra, Cheering Block JELENSKI, PATRICIA ANN Pupil Service Representative, Hi-Lites, Choral Club JERNIGAN, JAMES ARTHUR Monitor, Booster Committee, Ushers, Intromurols, Foot- ball, Track JOHNSON, ARTIS Monitor, Basketball, Track JOHNSON, JAMES LLOYD JOHNSON, MINNIE PEARL Latin Club, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Hi-Lites, Choral Club, Fo Capers, Girls ' Ensemble HILL, PATRICIA IRENE Monitor, Pupil Service Representoti e, Boci er Commit- tee, Latin Club President, F.T.A. Secretar , Girl Coun- selors, Hi-Lites, Choral Club, Concert Orchestro HOBSON, LAWRENCE Stage-Crew, Poster Committee, Booster Committee, In- tromurols HOFFMAN, FRANK Intromurols, Cross-Country JOHNSON, PEARL ELLA Pan-American League, Latin Club, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Hi- Lites, Make-Up Crew, Choral Club, Girls ' Ensemble JONES, LESTER Senatorial Staff Printer, Intramurals, Track JOSVAI, LOIS JEAN Pupil Service Representative, Locker Commission, Booster Committee, F.T.A., Girl Counselors, Hi-Lttes, Choral Club, Girls ' Ensemble JURIK, GEORGETTA LANE Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, F.T.A., Hi-Lites, Choral Club, Girls ' Ensemble, Fall Capers KALE, PATRICIA ELIZABETH Pupil Service Representative, Locker Commission, Boost- er Committee, Girl Counselors, Hi-Lites, Choral Club, Girls ' Ensemble, Hl-Steppers, Fall Capers KAMMER, RONALD FRANCIS KAYNER, ALEXANDER JAMES KELLEY, THERESA MARY Monitor, Booster Committee, F.H.A. Hi-Lites KIELBASA, DONALD JOHN Pupil Service Representative, Locker Commission, Boost- er Committee, Hi-Y, Basketball Concessions, Football Concessions, Wrestling, Cross-Country 2Ad KOLLINTZAS, ANTHONY GEORGE Locker Commission, Booster Committee, Ushers, Intra- murals, Cross-Country, Concert Band KONKOLY, THOMAS STEVE Latin Club, Intramurals, Baseball, Cross-Country KRIS, STEPHEN ROBERT Booster Committee, Boys ' Glee Club KRUPA, WILLIAM MICHEAL Monitor, Poster Committee, Movie Operators, Intramur- als, Choral Club KUCINSKI, DENEEN ELLEN Monitor, Senior Social Committee, Locker Commission, Spanish Club, F.T.A., Girl Counselors, Senior Anvil Ad- vertising, Senior Anvil StofF, Concert Orchestra, Mathe- matics Club Secretary KUCINSKI, DENNIS CHESTER Senior Fire Marshall, Senior AnVil Advertising, Senior Anvil Subscriptions, BosketboU Concession, Baseball, Football, Wrestling, Plays: Teahouse of the August Moon, Taming of the Shrew, Bottle Imp, Mathe- matics Club, Hoosier Boys ' State 26 KULIG, LAWRENCE EDWARD Monitor, Pupil Service Reprei nfotfve, Siog -Crtw, Latin Club, Notionol Forensic League, H!-Litei, Ployi; lea- house of the August Moon, Toming o the Shre-wr, Submerged KUT5UGERAS, LOUIS Monitor, Locker Commijiion, Movie Operotort, Senator- ial Staff Printer, Intramurolt, Mathentotict Ciub LACINSKi, GLORIA JANE Monitor, Pupil Service RepreKntative, Stage Crew, Se- nior Social Committee, Uiher? LADELLA, DANICE Senior Social Committee President ond Vice-President, Locker Commission, Spanish Club, F.H.A. Song Leoder, F.T.A., Girl Counselors, Senior Anvil Advertising, Sen- atoriol Staff Exchange Editor, Plays: Teahoui o ?ne August Moon, The Bottle Imp, Concert Orchestra LANE, ANITA LOUISE Senior Social Committee President, Locker Commission, F.H.A., F.T.A. Librarian, Ushers, Girl Counselors, Seno- torial Stof? Editorial Editor, Majorette Co-Captain, Wrestling Queen, Concert Orchestro LASH, DAVID ROBERT Pupil Service Representative, Booster Committee, Movie Operators, Senatorial Representative, Intra morals LAUCEVICIUS, IRENE t. LINK, JOHN HOWARD Intramurais, Boys ' Glee Club LISS, BARRY PHILIP Monitor, Washington Brothers, Latin Club, Ushers, Sen- atorial Staff, Debating, National Forensic League, Plays, Senior Social Committee LOPEZ, ANN LOPEZ, MARY LOUISE Pan-American League LOPEZ, MARY SOCORRO LOVE, DONALD ROBERT Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Ushers. Basket- ball Concessions, Football.- Track. Senatorial Represen- tative LOVIN, KATHRYN JEAN Monitor, Pupil Service Representatfve, Booster Commit- tee, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, F.H.A-, Senatorial Repre- sentative, Concert Orchestra LOZANO, RODOLFO Washington Brothers, Senior Fire Marshall, Stage-Crew Spanish Club Vice-President, Movie Operators, Senior Anvil Advertising, Plays, Ushers, Mathematics Club, Senatorial Staff Printer 27 LUDWIG, AUREL Latin Club, Intramurals LUKACEK, ANNA MAE Pupil Service Representative, Booster Committee, Span- ish Club. F.H.A. LUNA, ELAINE Monitor Captain, Pupil Service Representative, Pan- American League, F.H.A. MALAVE, LOYDA ESTHER Monitor, Pan-American League MALIKOFF, JEANETTE ANNE Monitor Co-Captain, Locker Commission, General Elec- tion Board, Booster Committee, Senior Anvil Advertis- ing, Hi-Lites, Plays, Girls ' Ensemble MALOIAN, GEORGE MICHAEL Monitor, Basketball Concessions, Football, Wrestling, Track, Hi-Lites, Choral Club, Boys ' Glee Club MAMULA, RAY STEVEN Washington Brothers, Senior Fire Marshall Chief, Se- nior Social Committee, Locker Commission, Hi-Y, Junior and Senior Class Vice-President, Boseboll, Football, Wrestling MANIOTES, NICK Monitor, Washington Brothers, General Election Board, Hi-Y, Movie Operators, Intramurals, Mathematics Club, Science Club MANTIS, PAULINE MANZO, LYDIA Pan-American League MARKOVICH, ROSEMARY LOUISE Locker Commission, Girl Counselors, Cheering Block MARTINEZ, ARTHUR GEORGE Choral Club, Boys ' Glee Club MASON, CHERYL MAUREEN Poster Committee, Locker Commission, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Ushers, Inter-School Affairs, Chorus B MAZRIMAS, MONICA FRANCES Pupil Service Representative, Locker Commission, Booster Committee Secretary, F.H.A., Basketball Concessions, Football Concessions, Varsity Cheer-Leaders, Hi-Lites, Wrestling Queen McCLAIN, ALFONSO Monitor, Studenl Manager, Locker Commission, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Spanish -Club, Intramurals, Football, Mathe- matics Club, Vigilonies 28 Y ' M MITCHELL, NATHANIEL Intramurals MORALES, ANITA Monitor MORENO, CONNIE MURILLO, JOHN Spanish Club, Intramurals MYERS, EDWARD NAN, MYRA BETH NAVA, ERLINDA Pan-American League, F.H.A. NEWELL, BARBARA JEAN Y-Teens, F.H.A., Girls ' Glee Club NICHOLLS, DAVID HERBERT Pupil Service Representative, Senior Fire Marshall, Lock- er Commission, Booster Committee, Spanish Club, Intra- murals, Golf, Hi-Lites, Concert Bond Vice-President, Stage Band McCRANEY, CAPTORIA Poiter Committee MEEKS, THOMAS DAVID V aihinqton Brotheri, Student Council, Student Govern- ment. General Election Board, Sponiih Club, MotHe- motici Club, Bai«ball, Football, Hi-Utes, Ba ketixitl Concetiiont MESTRICH, RICHARD KEITH Publicity Board, Latin Club Secretory, Uihert, Senior Anvil Staff, Senior Anvil Adverttiing, Senior Anvil Sob- icriptions. Senatorial Stoff Manoging Editor, AAothe- matics Club METZ, MARY LOUISE Senior Socio I Committee Treasurer, Latin Club, Spanish Cfub, F.T.A,, Girl Co u me Ion, Senior Anvil Advertising, Plays: Bottle Imp, Malre-Uo Crew, Concert Orchettro, F.H.A. MILAUSNIC, JOSEPH PETER Senior Social Committee, Movie Operators, IntramuraU MISH, WILLIAM STANLEY Senior Social Committee, Locker Commission, Ushers, Intramurals, Baseball, Hi-Lites, Choral Club 29 NICKSIC, RONALD LEON Intramurals, Golf, Mathematics Club NICKSON, CLARA AREVEL Y-Teens, F.H.A., Pan-American League NIESSEN, DIANA JEAN Senior Social Committee, Lost and Found, Pan-American League, F.T.A., Plays, Monitor NIPRIKAS, JOANNE ELLEN Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Locker Commis- sion, F.H.A., Senatorial Representative OLAH, LOUIS Movie Operators, Intramurals, Baseball, Football, Track PASTAR, MIHAILO MIKE Monitor, Senior Fire Marshall, Spanish Club, Movie Operators, Wrestling, Cross-Country, Hi-Lites, Mathe- matics Club, Choral Club PATTERSON, ANDY PAUKSTELIS, ALDONA E. Monitor, Senior Social Committee, Poster Committee, Pan-American League, Latin Club, Spanish Club, F.H.A., F.T.A. PAVELICH, DANIEL ROBERT Washington Brothers, Student Government, Publicity Board Vice-President, Latin Club, Ushers, Senatorial Staff Sports Editor, Golf, Plays, Concert Band, Mathe- matics Club PENA, ALPHONSO PAUL Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Locker Commis- sion, Booster Committee, Spanish Club, Senatorial Rep- resentative, Football Concessions, Intramurals, Cross- Country, Track PETERSON, JOYCE JEAN Monitor, Booster Committee, Spanish Club President, Y-Teens, F.H.A., F.T.A., Girl Counselors Vice-President, National Forensic League, Hi-Lites PEREZ, GLORIA LORI Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Lost and Found, Booster Committee, Pan-American League, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, F.H.A,, Ushers, Senatorial Representative PETROSKEY, MARIAM CECILIA PRICE, ROBERT DANIEL Monitor, Washington Brothers Secretary, Senior Fire Marshall, Locker Commission, Hi-Y President, Latin Club, Wrestling, Cross-Country, Concert Band, Mathematics Club PRIETO, BEATRICE ROSETTA Pupil Service Representative, Booster Committee, Y- Teens, F.H.A., Basketball Concession, Hi-Lites, Concert Orchestra 30 PPIETO, MRS. GEORGE PUOTRA, CASIMIR Intramufoli RAMOS, FRANCES Pan-American League, Latin Club, Sponiih Club, F,H,A-, F.T.A., Girl Counielor} RAMSEY, CHARLES WILLIAM Senatorial Printer RANDOLPH, ROBERT Intramurols REED, JOYCE ARLENE Monitor, Senior Social Comminee, Lotin Club, Y-Teen , F.H.A.. F.T.A., Hi-Lites. Girls ' Ensemble REYES, FRED Intramurols REYES, MICHAEL EDWARD Monitor, Senior Fire Marshall, Poster Committee, Locker Commission, Booster Committee, Movie Operators, Foo% boll REYNA, ARTEMIO C. REYNA, RAYMOND Intramurals, Football, Trock. Hi-Lites, Choral Club RIBIC, PATRICIA ANN Monitor RICHMOND, NANCYLEE Monitor, Latin Club Program Chairman, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, F.H.A., National Forensic League, Basketball Concessions, Plays: Trouble with Mothers, Mathematics Club RITCHEY, FLORENCE VERONICA Monitor, Pan-American League, F.H.A. RHODES, JOHN WESLEY Intramurals, Boseball, Senior Announcement Committee RODGERS, MAURICE Washington Brothers, Student Government, H-Y, Ushen, Junior Class President, Football, Wrestling, Track, Sci- ence Club, Choral Club 31 — -rtr- -r i-fjN iAEi-ri RODRIGUEZ, REBECCA Pupil Service Representative, Y-Teens ROMERO, MARY LOUISE Pan-American League, F.H.A. ROSA, ALICIA Poster Committee, Pan-American League ROZOW, JOAN PATRICIA Monitor Captain, Booster fommittee, F.H.A. President and Parliamentarian, F.T.A. Secretary and Historian, Girl Counselors, Senior Anvil Subscriptions, B-Team Cheer-Leaders, Hi-Steppers, Cheering Block, Y-Teens RUBALCABA, ROSE Locker Commission, F.H.A., Ushers, International Affairs Committee RUDER, SUSAN MARGARET Monitor, Senior Social Committee, General Election Board, Latin Club, Basketball Concessions £i RUMAS, CHRIS GEORGE Senior Social Committee, Locker Commission, Spanish Club, Ushers, Intramurals, Golf, Plays, Concert Band, Concert Orchestra RUNZER, ORTRUD H. Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Stage-Crew, Locker Commission, Senatorial Representative, Triple Trio, Senior Announcement Committee SAMBOR, ROBERT J. Intramurals, Baseball SARANTIS, REBECCA Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Lost and Found, Locker Commission, F.H.A., F.T.A., Ploys: Trouble with Mothers SCHLARP, WILLIAM TROY Monitor, Poster Committee, Locker Commission, Booster Committee, Ushers, Intramurals, Boys ' Glee Club SCOTT, CLYDE EDWARD Monitor, Senior Fire Marshall, Movie Operators, Sena- torial Representative, Ushers SHEHIGIAN, FRANKLIN R. Monitor, Washington Brothers President, Ushers, Senior Anvil Subscriptions, Basketball Concessions, Football Concessions, Wrestling, Cross-Country, Choral Club, Mathematics Club SIFEL, EDWARD JOHN Football SIMON, TIM Monitor, Locker Commission; Latin Club, Debating, No- tionol Forensic League, Plays, Mathematics Club, Vigi- lantes 32 SIUKOLA, HFLEtJ t .A?. AHIIA Monitor, Senior Sociol Committee, Icduf Boo-.tcr Committee, FT. A., Uiherj, GiH Coi M«lor( Se- nior An il Ad ertijirg, HiLitei, «,oVe-Up Crew 5LIVKA, WILLIAM JOHN Locker Comml-.jion, General Election Boord, 8« Mier Committee, HiY, Latin Club, Infromuroll, Bateboll, Croit-Country SMITH, GLORIA JEAN Latin Club, Y-Teens, F.H.A. SMITH, MARY LOU Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Poster Committee, Locl er Commission, Booster Committee, F.H.A., Seno- torial Representative, Hi-Lites, Chorus A SMITH, MELVA JEAN Pupil Service Representative, Booster Committee, Y- Teens, F.H.A., Senatorial Representative SOBIESKE, ROBERT H. Senior Fire Marshall, Hi-Y, Ushers SPENCER, ERNEST EDWARD Senior Fire Marshall, Intromurols, Hi-Lites, Fall Capers SPENCER, SHIRLEY YVONNE Booster Committee, Y-Teens, Football Concessions, B- Team Cheer-Leaders, Fall Capers, Hi-Steppers SPISAK, ANDREA MARIE Monitor, Locker Commission, F.H.A., Chorus A SPISAK, MARGARET ANN Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Poster Committee, Booster Committee, F.H.A., Chorus SPUDIC, GERALDINE MARIE Monitor, Locker Commission, F.H.A., F.T.A., Basketball Concessions, Chorus A, Cheering Block STANISZEWSKI, STANLEY HENRY Intromurols, Freshman Football STEFFEN, GEORGE WARREN Poster Committee, Latin Club, Intramurals, Track STEIKUNAS, ALGIS JOHN Latin Club, Intramurals STOWELL, JANICE JULIE Monitor, Stage-Crew, F.H.A., F.T.A., Ushers 33 SUFAK, ROBERT JOSEPH Intramurals, Football, Track SUKTA, JOHN ANDREW Locker Commission, Booster Committee, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Ushers, Senatorial Representative, Intramurals TAPLEY, NORMAN Intramurois TARVER, LUCILLE Pupil Service Representative, Locker Commission, Y- Teens, P.M. A. TAYBOS, DIANE LYNNE Monitor Captain, Senior Social Committee, Latin Club, F.H.A., F.T.A., Senatorial Representative, Ushers, Basket- ball Concessions, Majorettes, Concert Orchestra THOMAS, CORA LEE Booster Committee, Latin Club, Y-Teens, F.H.A. His- torian, F.T.A. Historian and Librarian, HI-Lites, Choral Club THOMPSON, LUCILLE SADIE F.H.A., Y-Teens, Pan-American League THREATT, JAMES AUGUSTUS Senior Fire Marshall, Stage-Crew, Student Council, Locker Commission, Booster Committee Latin Club, Movie Operators, Intramurals, Plays Student Director, Freshman Basketball TILLMAN, SAM Senior Fire Marshall, Senatorial StafF Printer, Basketball, Track, Ushers TIRILIS, SANDRA JEAN General Election Board, F.H.A., Senatorial Representa- tive TONKOVICH, BARBARA MARY Monitor, Senior Social Committee, Latin Club President, F.T.A., Ushers, Girl Counselors President, Senior Anvil StafF, Varsity Cheer- Leaders, Hi-Lites, Plays: Trouble with Mothers TORRES, INES TOTH, EUGENE PAUL Pupil Service Representative, Senior Fire Marshall, Lock- er Commission, Movie Operators, Intramurals, Boys ' Glee Club TOTH, ROSALIE Monitor, Booster Committee, F.H.A., Hi-Lites, Choral Club TOWNSEND, LARRY LEE Stage-Crew 34 TRTAN, VALERIE CATHERINE Boo ' .t ;r Committee, F.H.A, TURK, DONALD TUPPIN, V ILLIAM JAMES Senior Fire Morihall, Movie Operotorj Vthert, lotro- murals, Bojketboll, Track, Hi-Utet, Student Council, Sfu- dent Government UDOWSKI, NANCY CAROLE Monitor Co-Captain, Senior Social Committee Secretory, Locker Commission, F.T.A,, Ushers Co-Coptoln, Girl Counselors, Concert Band Secretary, Senior Anvil Ad- vertising, Senior Anvil Staff Editor-in-Chief, Hoosier Girk ' State VALENZUELA, HENRY JOHN Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Loclter Commis- sion, Spanish Club, Movie Operators, Senior Anvil Ad- vertising, Hi-LItes, Mathematics Club, Chorol Club VARGAS, BEATRICE ELISA F.H.A., Choral Club VEGA, WILLIAM M. Washington Brothers, Staqe-Crew, Booster Committee, Senior Anvil Advertising, Baseball, Cross-Country, Hi- LItes, Choral Club, Mathematics Club Vice-President, Ushers VELA, ALBERT Pupil Service Representative, Booster Committee, Intro- murals VELASQUEZ, PAUL JOSEPH Locker Commission, Spanish Club, Movie Operators, Senior Anvil Advertising, Debating, Wrestling, Hi-Lites, Mathematics Club, Choral Club, Ushers VELLIGAN, JUDITH DEMISE Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Booster Commit- tee, F.H.A., Senatorial Representative, Basketball Con- cessions, Chorus, Cheering Block VERGARA, GRISELDA VERMAELEN, KATHERINE MARY Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Stage-Crew, Span- ish Club, F.H.A., F.T.A. President and Vice-President, Ushers, Girl Counselors Secretary, Senotoriol Repre- sentative, Football Concessions VISARAGA, CANDIDIO JUDE Spanish Club, Hi-LItes, Glee Club VLAHINICH, DIANE T. Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Booster Commit- tee, Latin Club, Y-Teens, F.H.A., F.T.A., Basketball Con- cessions, Football Concessions, Chorus VRCELJ, MARKO ANTHONY Pupil Service Representative, Senior Ft re Marshall, Stage-Crew, Locker Commission.. Booster Committee. Intra murals. Baseball, Concert Band 35 WALSH, FAITH KATHERINE Pan-American League, Spanish Club, F.H.A., Senatorial Representative, Choral Club, Girls ' Ensemble, Hi-Lites, Senior Announcement Committee WASHINGTON, NORMA JEAN F.H.A., Hi-Lites, Choral Club WELDON WILLIAM COBURN Senior Fire Marshall, Poster Committee, General Elec- tion Board, Booster Committee, Intra murals. Locker Commission WHEELER, KAREN LOUISE Monitor, Booster Committee, Pan-American League, Latin Club, F.T.A., Girl Counselors, Basketball Con- cessions, Varsity Cheer-Leaders, Hi-Lites, Girls ' Ensemble WHITING, ALBERT RAYMOND Intramurols WILLIAMS, COURTNEY Intramurols, Hi-Lites WILLIAMS, DARRYL ROME Pupil Service Representative, Booster Committee, Movie Operators, Senatorial Representative, Basketball Con- cessions, Intramurols, Basketball Plays, Boys ' Glee Club WILLIAMS, DOLFUS Intramurols, Concert Bond WILLIAMS, EDWARD LESTER Senior Fire Marshall, Spanish Club, Student Govern- ment, Ushers, Senatorial Representative, Intramurols, Baseball Manager, Football, Hi-Lites, Choral Club WILLIAMS, JOE HENRY Latin Club, Spanish Club, Intramurols, Track, Hi-Lites, Concert Bond, Stage Band, Concert Orchestra WILLIAMS, NORMA JEAN WILSON, LEONA JEAN Monitor, Poster Committee, Y-Teens, F.H.A., HI-LItes WITTIG, HARRY ALLEN Senior Fire Marshall, Booster Committee, Intromurals, Plays WOODROW, JUDY ANN Locker Commission, Latin Club, F.H.A., F.T.A., Ushers, Gir! Counselors, Plays, Majorettes, Concert Bond, Hi- Steppers ZAJAC, MARTHA JEAN Locker Commission, General Election Board, Booster Committee, Latin Club, Ushers, Pan-American League, Senatorial Representative, Basketball Concessions 36 ZAK, ELI EDV ARD Poller Committee, Locker Commiiiion, Uftheri, ntramvr ' oil, Bo ' .eboll, Football, Hi-Lite ZARAGOZA, IGNACIO ZURA, MARY ANN Lost and Found Coptoin, Pan-Americort Leogue Vic«- Preiident, F.T.A., Senatorial Reprttentoti e, H -litei JOHNSON. JESSE CLEVELAND Monitor, Pupil Service Representative, Stage-Crew, Movie Operators, tntromurols The Grand March proved to be the highlight of the Junior-Senior Prom, the biggest social event of the school year. The Senio ' winter season , Social Commmee ' The Seniors and their proud parents listen attentively to the Con mencement Address. 37 Mr. Post rehearses with his class. Beginning Wood Shop class. J John Gustaitis, Barry Liss, and Mike Goodman portray their version of the old saying, Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil. Karen Wheeler and Diane Taybos display some original ideas on the inside of their locker. Ron Nlcksic Henry Valenzuela, and Mike Pastor are hitting the books. Basketball games are important at W.H.S. -■■ .1- I 38 n m Brownies, Troop 48 Pocx 3 Senior Tony Kollint-zos lends a helping hand to Under- classman William Forte. Is Jeonette MalikofF really busy at work? Dan Pavelich and John Evon while owoy their time playing ping-pong. Shirley Hribljon and Sandy Holuska work hard to complete their drafting work. ) . i flKw O ' , 5SS «, JUNIOR CLASS A future Rembrandt, Larry Kul!g. 40 ADDISON, G. ADDISON, T. AMALLIO, J. BALINGIT, H. BARNHURT, E. BARNHILL, A. BODNAR, L. BOHACIK, J. BOROM, H. BRADFORD, A. BRAMER, A. BROWN, I. BUROSH, J. BYRD, L. CARTER, R. CEROYSKI, J. CERVEN, L. CHANDLER, C. CHANDLER, F. CHANALL, C. CIMBALJEVICH, W. CIOCHINA, S. CITKOVIC, Z. CLARK, H. COBB, E. CRUZ, G. CZERNY, C. DANICH, C. DELGADO, M. DEMANTES, B. DERKACY, P. DEVINE, J. DOMINGUEZ, M. DORCIK, P. DRAGOS, D. DULL, P. DUNN, V. EDWARDS, A. ENGYEL, G. ESPINOZA, L. FALCONE, B. FAZEKAS, D. FELICIANO, A. FIELDS, G. FLEISCHER, W. FLEMING, M. FLEMING, P. FLITER, P. FORTE, W. FOZKOS, C. FROEHLICH, F. FURTO, R. GAILES, W. GARCIA, E. GARCIA, F. GARCIA, G. GARGAS, M. GARRAFFA, I. GARZA, T. GAYNOR, D. GERLACH, R. GOHUS, E. GONZALES, T. GONZALEZ, A. k Q tk f b M p 4 ; r GONZALES, R, GORDEN, K. GRABSKI, i. GRAHAM, L. GUANAJUATO, D. GUERRO, P. GUTHRIE, C. GUTIERREZ, G. HALUSKA, A. HAIUSKA, H. HANES, E. HANSEN, T. HAYES, P. HENRY, D, HENRY, P. HEREDIA, T. HERNANDEZ, M. HERNANDEZ, P, HICKS, H. HOLAJTEP, S. HUP5T, D. JACKSON, P. JIMENEZ, M. JONES, J. JOHNSON, B. JOHNSON, W. JOHNSON, E. JOSVAI ,B. JURASEVICH, R. KALAFATIC, D. KARAHALIOS, B. KATICH, M. KERSHNER, R. KIELBASA, A. KOCZUR, M. KOLARCZYK, P. KOLAVO, B. KORAC, C. KOZLOWSKI, A. KRAGULAC, R. KVENICH, K. LAHTI, R. LAMAR, D. LAMAR, R. LASKA, M. UWRENCE, J. LAZAR, C. LEAL, N. LEMASTER, D. LEMOS, A. lEMOS, M. LEOUSES, J. LEWIS, E. LEVAN, V. LOPEZ, I. LOPEZ, S. LOWE, B. MAC DONALD, L MACLIN, C. MAKIS, M. MALDONADO, D. ArWMULA, R. MARAVILLA, D. MARTINEZ, R. MARTINEZ, S. MARTIN ' . S. MAYCUNICH, T. MALAVE, N. MC CLAIN, L MCCOY, E. MCKEETHEN, E. MEDELLIN, O. MELENDEZ, J. MENDEZ, R. METZ, P. MIRANDA, G. MORALES, R. MORENO, R. MOSS. R. MUNDO, Y. MUNIZ, L. MUNOZ, L MURESAN, E. MUSKIN, G. NERI, A. NEWMAN, G. NICKSON, A. NIPRIKAS, C. 41 NOVAK, R. NOVASKI, T. OLIVER, K. OLSON, P. OPRIA, D. ORTIZ, L. ORTIZ, R. ORTIZ, M. ORTYL, S. PADGETT, B. PADILLA, E. PALOSKI, G. PALMER, W. PAPP, M. PATTERSON, A. PATTERSON, R. PAUKSJELIS .- PAVlOVICH, M. PAZERA, J, PENA, T. PENIC, R, PERRONE, J. PINSAK, P. PWKIEWICZ, A. PLESHA, J. PORRAS, C. POSKUS, L. pons, J, POZYWIO, R. PRIETO, G. PUENTEZ, A. PUMNEA, L. RAKOCZY, G. RAMINEZ, J. RAMOS, A. RAMOS, R. RAMOS, R. RANGEL, C. RAY, L. REDING, A. REILLO, I. RIVERA, B. RIVERA, E. RIVICH, B. RIVICH,, R. ROBINSON, C. ROBLEDO, M. ROBLES, M. RODRIGUEZ, R. ROGERS, A. ROGERS, R. ROYAL, W. RUBALCABA, I. RUBESHA, B. SABO, M. SAGE, P. SAINATO, J. SAKSA, J. SALAS, M. SALINAS, R. SCOTT, C. scon, J. SEGOVIA, M. SELLERS, T. SHAV VER, B. SIMPSON, O. SMITH, D. SMITH, P. SMITH, R, SOPKO, M. STASIEWICZ, D. STEIKUNAS, D. SUCH, D. SUCH, D. SUCHAK, B. SULLIVAN, B. SULLIVAN, H. SUNNY, D. SWILLEY, M. SZYMANSKI, C. SZYMONIK, T. TARVER, L. TILLOTSON, R. TORBER, E. TORRES, C. TORRES, J. TUCKER, C. TURPIN, W. i , f f O f . 42 m.- f TVNDOBF,M, TYNDO«F, W. UNTULIS, C. UPSHAW, C. VASQUEZ, S, VELASOUEZ, L VENDRA AIN, M. VOJVODA, J. VOZAR, J. WEXIER, M. WHITE, H. WHITE, M, WIlllAMS, D. WIlllAMS, J WILSON, F. WINTERS, G. WISLER, R. YOUNG, W. YPACHETA, J. YUPITICH, D. ZOGOREAN, D. ZUPAV SKI, K. Pat Hill and Mary Metz prepare to be nurses. Even fellows like Chris Rumas avail themselves of typing courses. Walter Hatala takes advantage of the facilities of the Machine Shop. A Choral Group rehearses for a concert. 43 ABRAMS, R. ADDISON, A. ALCALA, E. ALCALA, P. ALFARO, C. ALVARDO, T. ANCICH, R. ANDERSON, D. ANDERSON, G. ANDERSON, J. ANDERSON, L. ANGELOU, K. ANGELOU, M. ANGUIANO, G. APONTE, L. APONTE, W. ARD, F. AYALA, G. BADAJOZA, E. BAILEY, D. BAKER, D. BAKER, Y, BALAZS, D. BAICIUNAS, E. BECERRA, L. BECERRA, M. BELTON, O. BEMISH, S. BENKOVICH, P. BENSON, P. BERRY, S. BinRICK, V. BLACKMAN, L. BLANCHARD, J. BLANCO, R. BOKICH, D. BOLIK, C. BOROM, C. BORSITS, R. BOWEN, J. BOYER, L. BRADFORD, C. BRANTLEY, J. BROKEMOND, B. BROWNE, E. BUBALA, L. BUJTOR, S. BURKS, L. BUROSH, J. BURSON, E. CALDWELL, B. CALINSKI, C. CALINSKI, J. CAMACHO, L. CAMPBELL, A. CANAMAR, R. CARLTON, R. CARYLE, B. CARYLE, B. CASTANEDA, Y. CASTILLO, A. CASTILLO, G. CERVIC, S. CLAY, G. SOPHOMORE CLASS Mr. Dan Simon speaks at the Washington High School dedication of a new organ for the schooTs gym. 44 1 f ' i f ' i r e a i CONTRERAS, J, CORAK, I, CORONA, C. COVARRUBIAS, J. COVAHRUBIAS, R. CRAVEN, T. CPUZ. R, C2ERNY, AA. DAIY, M. DANIELS, B. DAVIS, J. DAVIS, M. DEIUNA, AA. DEMBOWSKI, E. DEMtCO, I. DERKACY, B. DOTLICH, P. DOZIER, S. DRAKE, J. EDV APDS, A. ELDRIDGE, J. ERICKSON, C. ESPINOZA, R. EVANS, R. EVON, M. FERENCE, J. FERNANDEZ, O, FIELDS, M. FLORE5, H. GALICH, E. GALLEGOS, AA. GALLEGOS, T. GALVAN, G. GARCIA, A. GARCIA, I. GARNETT, N. GARZA, G. GARZA, L. GONZALES, S. GONZALEZ, R. GOTWALD, M. GRAHAM, H. GREEN, V. GREEN, W. GREER, C. GREGORY, R. GRSKOVICH, J. GRSKOVICH, J. GUIDEN, R. GUSTAITIS, J. GUTIERREZ, C. HALL, D. HARDAWAY, L. HARRETOS, H. HARRETOS, M. HARTMAN, R. HATALA, W. HATALA, W. HATCHER, AA. HELBLING, J. HENDRIX, R. HEWSON, AA. HICKS, D. HICKS, G. HOBSON, W. HOLGUIN, E. HOPPE, B. HURT, A. HUNT, M. IDU, S. JACKSON, B. JACKSON, V. JIAAENEZ, J. JIAAENEZ, L. JOHNSON, J. JOHNSON, L JOHNSON, R. JOHNSON, Y. JONES, C. KALE, L. KAAAINSKI, E. KAPLAN, E. KARAHALIOS, J. KARVUNIS, K. KEE, P. KELEAAEN, D. KEYWOOD, N. KLAICH, J. 45 KLEPSCH, J. KLEPSCH, K. KLUS, P. KN ALL, D. KOHIN, K. KOLLINTZAS, A. KOLLINTZAS, F. KULIG, W. LEDAY, R. LEYBA, C. LOGAN, B. LOPEZ, A. LOPEZ, C. LOPEZ, M. LOPEZ, O. LUDWIG, Z. LYNOn, L. MACHUCA, M. MANIAS, C. MARAVILLA, T. MEZA, M. MARKS, J. MARTINEZ, J. MARTINEZ, S. MARTON, P. MATLOCK, R. MATUCA, B. McCLOUD, B. McGOWAN, M. McGregor, c. McLAURIN, M. McREALY, p. MELCHOR, J. MIKICICH, D. MIKLER, P. MILCH, J. MILES, R. MIRANDA, C. MIRANDA, E. MITCHELL, R. MODRAK, K. MOORE, D. MOORE, G. MOORE, M. MORA, A. MORALES, T. MORENO, R. MORES, J. MORRIS, S. MOSQUEDA, D. MUNIZ, M. MURILLO, L. MURPHY, F. NARCY, J. NAVEJAS, R. NEDEFF, J. NERI, C. NICKSIC, F. NIETO, P. OCHOA, S. ORIA, A. ORIA, R. ORTIZ, A. ORTIZ, C. ORTIZ, M. ORTIZ, P. PAGE, W. PA ' KOVICH, S. PALLA, L. PALMATEER, P. PAPACHRONIS, PARKER, W. PASSMORE, L. PAUKSTELIS, V. PAUHAUSKI, J. PAVELKA, M. PAVNICA, F. PAZ, J. PAZ, L. PEDRAZA, S. PERAL, S. PERDUE, D. PEREZ, F. PEREZ, M. PERSON, C. PETERSON, A. PCTERSON, M. PHILLIPS, J. G. 46 Dorie Such and Mary Ann Grasha brighten up WHS halls for Christmas. D. :m ' PINEDA, B. PLESHA, J. PODGORSKI, POPOV, PSWERS, R. PUOTRA, S. QUEER, D. RAJKOWSKI, J RAK, J. RAMIREZ, R. RANTAUSKAS, M. RAPP, N. RASTOVSKI, J. REDING, E. REED, E. REGALADO, R. RIVERA, A. RIVERS, U. ROBINSON, C. ROBINSON, L. RODRIGUEZ, H. ROTHSTEIN, S. ROZOW, D. RUBALCABA, N. RUBLE, B. RUIZ, A, RUIZ, A. RYSIESICZ, M. SABLICH, A. SABO, C. SANCHEZ, M. SANDERS, D. SARTI, E. SEAY, M. SEDOR, F. SEKULSKI, AA. SERRANO, B. SHARK, J. SHEGICH, J. SHELLY, J. SHULOCK, R. SIEMPLENSKI, F. SIMPSON, D. SINCLAIR, A. SIUKOLA, J. SMITH, H. SMITH, L SOMMER, T. SPENCER, W. SPORNICK, M. STACHON, K. STAHLHUT, H. STOICA, M. STONE, P. SUKTA, B. SULLIVAN, A. TAKLES, P. TAPIA, M. TAPLEY, D. TAYBOS, G. TERKH, J. TERRELL, D. THOMAS, S. TILLMAN, D. 47 TILLOTSON, D. TOMPAUSKAS, R. TORRES, H. TRIMOLT, D. TRIMOLT, P. TRTAN, R. TRUSHA, M. TUMBAS, N. TURK, M. TURNER, B. UPSHAW, L. VALENZUELA, S. VARNER, A. VARNER, L. VASQUEZ, J. VASQUEZ, P. VAUGHN, R. VEGA, G. VERA, A. VERGARA, M. VILLGAS, I. VRCELJ, M. VUKAS, R. WASHINGTON, J. WASIIEWICZ, E. WAUPSH, B. WEBB, R. WEST, A. WHITLOW, L. WIECH, J. WILHELM, A. WILLIAMS, J. WILLIAMS, M. WILLIS, H. WOODARD, Y. WOOLSTON, F. YASKULSKI, H. YOUNG, L. ZAJAC, M. ZAPATA, J, ZARAGOZA, A. ZARAGOZA, W. ZARANKA, B, ZEMBURSKI, B. ZIMMERMAN, L. ZMIRSKI, B. ZOGOREAN, D. . a r rj ft « ' € f Arliss Kozlowski and Silva Martini Office monifars Margaret Bruno and Barry Liss plays Windy while Tim help Gregory Bolden recover his Helen Siukola hove a free moment Simon strums his guitar in Sum- lost book. to do their homework. mer Comes to the Diomond-O. Mr. Altenderfer and Mrs. Evan discuss school business. 48 FRESHMAN CLASS The Cheering Block yells loud at a basketball game. ADDISON, I. ALCALA. F. ALDPIDGO, L. ALFARO, J. ALIGILBERS, E. ALVARDO, C. ALVAREZ, F. ALVAREZ, T. AMESCUA, R. ANAGNOS, J. APONTE, M. AQUILERA, Y. ARCURI, L. ARD, C. ARREGUIN, L. ARRIAYA, A. ARTIBLY, M. AVITIA, L. ASKEW, W. BABA, S. BANKS, D. BANTER, V. BARATH, L. BARNEY, L. BARRENTINE, L. BEDA, J. BELL, L. BELLENCS, J. BERISTAIN, C. BERISTAIN, R. BIALAS, G. BISHOP, D. BLAKE, J. BLUNT, W. BOCANEGRA, J. BOROM., C. BRANTLEY, R. BRIDGEMAN, D. BROOKS, C. BROWN, D. BROWN, E. BRUNO, J. BRUZAS ,M. BUCEC, J. BUCEC, R. BUDRIS, S. BUGGS, J. BURNS, C. BUSH, L. CABULLERO, L. CABRERA. G. CAMPBELL, P. CAMPBELL. T. CARLSON, C. CARRILLO, I. CARSON, H. CASTLE, R. CASAS. M. CASTANEDA. M. CASTRO. J. CHANDLY, E. CHANDLER.. L. CHAPA, H. CHAVARRIA, J. 49 CLARK, S. CLARK, C. COKONIS, T. COLE, E. CONNOLLY, M. COOLEY, T. COOK, D. CORTEZ, R. COUSINS, I. COUSNARD, P. COVARIOBIAS, A. CROCKER, M. CROCKER, T. CSOMO, J. CUEVAS, M. CVETAN, S. DARNELL, R. DAVIS, C. DEFFENBOUGH, L. DELGADO, A. DELEGADO, A. DELLI COLLI, V. DEREN, M. DJURIC, J. DRAKE, G. DUNCAN, C. DURALSKI, R. ELLIS, J. ESPINOZA, A. ESPINOZA, A. ESPINOZA, R. ESTRADA, G. FAIRMAN, R. FENYVES, J. FLEMING, R. FLYNN, L. FLYNN, M. FLORES, B. FRANKLIN, S. FRIEDLAND, K. GAMBLE, D. GARCIA, H. GARCIA, J. GARCIA, M. GARCIA, T. GARDOW, B. GARDOW, R. GARZA, F. GERKIN, L. GONZALEZ, D. GONZALEZ, J. GONZALES, L. GRANT, J. GRANT, L. GRASHA, B. GRAU, R. GREEN, P. GREZESLO, S. GRIMM, J. GUERRO, P. GUERRERO, O. GVOZDZIUS, P. HALL, B. HALUSKA, R. HANEY, C. HARBOUR, G. HARPER, M. HARRIS, C. HAYES, T. HAWKINS, J. HEDELIUS, P. HERMINiO, C. HERNANDEZ, A. HERNANDEZ, A. HERNANDEZ, C. HEWSON, J. HILL, A. HINES, J. HINOSOSA, A. HOLMES, J. HUGHES, L. IDU, J. IRK, K. JACKSON, D. JACKSON, M. JACKSON, P. JAKUBIN, R. JANIGAN, J. f ' i • I  C. ti f ) C f 50 _, 0 Q Jerry Cravens must be good; Mr. Croxton isn ' t holding his ears. JEROME, T. JOHNSON, J. JOHNSON, J. JOHNSON, V . JONE, J. JONES, B. JONES, C. JONES, E. JONES, H. JONES, J. JONES, S. JOSVAI, J. JULKES, A. KALLAY, M. KARP, M. KENT, V. KIJEWSKI, G. KIRSCHNER, C. KISH, W. KLUGA, D. KOCZUR, F. KOITCH, M. KOLINA, T. KOLLINTZAS, T. KORBA, J. KRIVACH, F. KURMIS, J. KURTZ, K. LACHOWICZ, R. LAUCERUICUIS, L GARNER, L. LEAVITT, J. LEONARD, J. LEWIS, M. LIPNER, R. LOPEZ, A. LOPEZ, L. LOPEZ, R. LYERLA, C. AAARKOVIAK, L MAGALLANES, L. MANNIE, M. MARKO, S. MARSHALL, E. MASON, R. MASTERSON, C. MASTEY, C. MARTINEZ, C. AAARTINEZ, E. MARTINEZ, J. MARTINEZ, R. MATTHEWS, D. MAYCUNICH, J. McCRANEY, S. McGILL, L. McKEETHEN, A. McLAURIN, V. MoVJUIAN, J. MEDINA, I. MELCHOR, M. MICHMIK, B. MICAAALSKI, J. MILEUSNIC, M. MILLER, B. 51 MILLER, R. MIRELES, A. MOLNAR, J. MORALES, A. MORGAN, I. MURRAY, S. MUSKIN, C. NICHOLLS, P. NICHOLSON, L. NORWAY, R. OLIVO, A. ORTIZ, L. PACHECO, R. PANIS, E. PAPP, S. PAREDES, T. PATRICK, M. PATTERSON, D. PAUNOVICH, M. PAWIOWSKI, M. PEREZ, E. PERKINS, J. PETER, J. PETROSKEY, T. PINA, I. PINTO, N. PITTMAN, L. PLESHA, R. POLONCAK, C. PONCE, H. POPIELA, R. POPOVICH, A. POPOVICH, K. POSHVENCHUCK, N. POTESTA, T. PURNELL, O. RAMOS, E. RAMOS, R. RAMOS, R. RAMOS, S. RAMOS, T. RANDOLPH, R. REDING, I. REED, B. REGALADO, C. RENTERIA, J. REYNA, A. REYNA, M. REYNA, O. RIVERA, B. RIVERS, B. RIVICH, R. ROBINSON, D. ROBINSON, R. RODRIGUEZ, B. RODRIGUEZ, J. RODRIGUEZ, M. ROMAN, L. ROSA, C. ROSKO, M. RUBALCABA, F. RUFF, R. RYBICKI, K. SANCHEZ, I. SANDERS, B. SAVICH, R. scon, N. SEBESTIAN, V. SELTZER, M. SHESLER, D, SIESS, J. SLADIC, P. SMITH, W. SOLIS, C. SOPKO, A. SOSNOWSKI, M. SPEARS, J. SPORNICK, S. STIBURSKI, D. STOJKOVICH, S. SYKES, S. TADICH, J. TAMBORSKI, R. TAYLOR, J. TEMPLE, C. THOMAS, G. TILLMAN, S. TILLOTSON, M. 1 f a f ' t .a a r p O O Q jp wv . k A 52 , O 0t) 1 ' i c TORRES, D. TUCKER, J. TUWIPALSri S. TURNER, A. UDOV SKI, M. VAJAGICH, M. VALDEZ. M, VANDERZEYDE, K. VARGAS, T. VASQUEZ, A. VASOUEZ, F. ARGO, S. EGA, G. VELAZQUEZ, D. VELJKOVICH. G. VERDUZCO, A. VERDUZCO, J. VINOVICH, D. VINTILA, P. VRANESVICH, M. WADDY, D. V ADDY, D. V ALKER, C. WALKER, E. WARREN, P, WASHINGTON, L. V AHS, J. WEIRICH, L. WEIRICH, W. WILDER, R. WIERUSZ, H. WILLIAMS, S. WILSON, E Wise, G. WOLFSON, S. WOODARD, L. WOZNIAK, R. WRIGHT, J. YASKLSKI, C. YOUNGBLOOD, M. YURITICH, P. ZMIRSKI, J. ZYCH, J. May we have the pleasure to present two ship builders of the 8th grade, James Watts and William Szilaghi? The Washington Brothers Christmas tree gets trimmed by Percy Hunt and Mary Metz- 53 Juniors and Seniors, who could hove danced oil night ' at the Prom. T ffr- Senior Margaret Bruno checks the card file to find the whereabouts of a student. Irving Goodman uses the hall telephone booth. U ; ACTIVITIES WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOLS BEST CITIZENS Margaret and John were elected the school s Best Citizens by both the Senior Ciass and the Faculty. 55 SENIOR ANVIL STAFF NANCY UDOWSKI Editor-in-Chief MRS. STACIA SKRENTNY PLEWA Sponsor We of the Senior ANVIL Staff, with the help of our sponsor, Mrs. Piewa, have worked since September to present to the graduating class and the others of Washington High School a Senior ANVIL which would portray the past year that they have spent here at school. To get out a book of this kind takes the untiring efforts of the entire staff. All of us who worked on the book — putting it together, financing it, delivering it — sincerely hope that you enjoy this Senior ANVIL. DENNIS KUCINSKI Subscription Manager JOHN GUSTAITIS Photography Manager MICHAEL GOODMAN Advertizing Manager 56 RICHARD MESTRICH Sports Editor BARBARA TONKOVICH Production DENEEN KUCINSKI Production SENIOR AN IL ADVERTIZING SALES STAFF lit row l-r: V . Vego, R. Mestrich, M. Good- man, B. Tonkovich, N, j6o- t Vi. J. Gustoftii, D, f ucinski, M. Du t. 2nd ro. : J. Molileoff, D. Lodello, S. Eikoff, M. Metz, H. Siukola, M. Bruno, D. To b «, D. I ucinjki. 3rd ro : B. Litj R. Mamulo, T. Gordon, D. Povelich, F. SK higian, H, Votenzuelo, R- Herce , V. Hrobrich, R. Lozono. 5ENI0B BNUIL On the Job Our Shingle wS EI KX- SENIOR ANVIL SUBSCRIPTION STAFF 1st row l-r; F. Alcala, R. Mestrich, M. Good- man, B. Tonkovich, N. Udowski.. J. Gustartis, D. Kucrnski. 2nd row: M. Ancich, J. Woodrow, K. Wheeler, S. Haluska, A. Lone, K. Bannister- 3rd row: D. Smith, J. Stowell, K. Vermoelen, P. Hill, B. Bolla. 4th row: D. Nicholls, R- Price, J. Roiow. ar- m. F Li. fr $, m SP K ] 11 V i 57 V te J SENATORIAL STAFF 1st row l-r: D. Ladella, A. Lane, M. Dust. 2nd row: B. Liss, M. Goodman, !. Goodman. 3rd row: L. Bubcia, F. Sedor, R. Mestrich. 4th row: J. Gustaitis, D. Pavelich, J. Gustoltis. SENATOR A refreshing, new format characterizes this year ' s SENATORIAL. The large 9 X 12 newspaper has undergone more than just a change in outward appearance. Edited by John Gustaitis, Rich Mestrich, and Mike Goodman, the new SENATORIAL has many unique features eagerly awaited by the entire student body. The Guest Editorial is one of these, as are Dust Around the School, The Voice of Washington High School, Danny ' s Dope, and Your Editor Speaks. Even the financial arrangement of the SENATORIAL is different this year, as the students of WHS are provided with an in- teresting, informative newspaper, jam-packed with pictures, for only five cents. This year under the sponsorship of Mrs. Roger Casey and Mr. Mitchell Baran, the SENATORIAL has made some of the longest strides in its history. SENATORIAL SPONSORS l-r: Mrs. R. Casey, Mr. M. Baran. If ' SENATORIAL EDITORS John Gustaitis, Editor-in-Chief; Richard Mestrich, Managing Editor. SENATORIAL PRINTERS 1st row l-r: J. Brown, C. Ortiz, L. Kut- sugeros, L. Munoz, Mr. M. Baran, T. Samoniak. 2nd row: J. Plesho, R. Lozano, J. John- son, L. Jones, 5. Tillman. STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS l-r: Richey Rogers, President; Mr. M. Gulden, Sponsor; Ronald Love, Clerk. STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1st row l-r: S. Campbell, L. A vita, 3. Motgua, R. Rogers, R. Love, M. Gohus, E. Smith, R. Anogos. 2nd row: D. Dull, M. Ramos, B. Logan, R. Tillotson, E. Kaminski, P. Green, R. Bailey, Mr. M. Gulden. 3rd row: C. Maclin, J. Blake, R. Mamulo, M. Rodgers, T. Meeks, J. Fenyves. PUBLICITY STAFF 1st row l-r: J. Peterson, D. Ladello, P- Hill, Mrs. Casey, J. Molikoff, A. Lane, .-A, Dust. 2nd row: O. I. Simpson, J. Gustaifis. D. Poveiich, M. Goodman. 3rd row: R. Mestrich, D. Goynor, L Mac- Donald, B. Liss. 5? SPANISH CLUB 1st row I-r: A. Feliciano, A. Edwards, N. Leal, J. Evon, D. Kucinski, K. Ver- moelen, P. Smith, J. Peterson, R. Her- cey, W. Palmer, M. Bailey, Mr. Mara- villo. 2nd row: E. Froelich, L. Poskus, M. Robles, C. Barrera, J. Grabski, R. Ho- tola, E. Badajoza, M. Coapstick, M. Flynn, A. Gonzalez. 3rd row: G. Prieto, D. Gaynor, C. Foz- kas, P. Jerome, D, Kalafatic, L. Pum- nea, V. Heim, S. Greear, F. Ramos, G. Perez, A. Paukstelis. 4th row: T. Sellers, E. Rivera, A. Gon- zalez, D. Henry, F. Walsh, 1. Lopez, E. Muresan, A. Plwkiewicz, M. Segovia. 5th row: J. Scott, J. Murlllo, W. De- mantes, G. Bolden, R. Goodman, E. Kaplan, M. Rogers, J. Ramirez, P. Velazquez. LATIN CLUB Ist row I-r: C. Szymonski, C. Guthrie, A. Kozlowski, J. Reed, S. Martini, R. Mamula, B. Daniels, V. Levan, N. Rich- mond, O. L. Simpson, Mrs. Bayer. 2nd row: G. Smith, P. Johnson, B. Karahalios, B. Padgett, N. Elish, D. Taybos, M. Metz, A. Kielbasa, M. Tyn- dorf, M. Kotich. 3rd row: J. Karahalios, M. Johnson, D. Vtahinich, C. Tucker, S. Ruder, B. Rubesha, P. Kolarczyk, P. Hayes. 4th row: B. Liss, J. Avitia, M. Goodman, D. Derkacy, D. Pavelich, J. Gustaitis, R. Evans, P. Trimolt. 5th row: J. Williams, L. McClain, L. Cerven, M. Lopez, R. Love. MATH CLUB 1st row t-r: R. Mestrich, G. Berea, K. Wheeler, B. Daniels, R. Hercey, D, Kucinski, W. Vega, N. Richmond, P, Sage, F. Shehigian. 2nd row: P. Velasquez, N. Leal, R. Price, L. Kutsugeras, H. Valenzuela, R Mamula, B. Liss, D. Hurst, D. Povelich 3rd row: R. Love, R. Flores, W. Palmer J. Scott, J. Gustaitis, D. Kucinski, M Goodman, Miss Brennecke, N. Maniotis 4th row: T. Meeks, R. Lozano, A. Vela T. Gordon, E. Hones, T. Simon, E. Kop Ion, A. McCloin, G. Bolden. 5th row: R. Nicksic, R. Ference, J Grabski, M. Pastor, J. Bakos, D. Derk acy, V. Hrabrich, L. McCloin. 60 LOCKER COMMISSION 1st row l-ri L. GarafFa, R. Rivich, M. Sopko, M. Rapp, D. Fazekas, B. Padgett, D. Lad el la, C. Korac, A. Lane. 2nd row: Miss Reed, Mrs. Dittmore, D. Kalofatic, V. Heim, F. Walsh, P. Kol orczyk, B. Rivich, P. Bolazs. 3rd row; D. Kielbasa, F. Shehigian, W. Mish, R. Mamula, J. Bakos, R. Divjak, C. Rumas, R. Culver. 4th row: R. Love, T. Meeks, E. Kaplan, P. Velasquez, R. Price. SENIOR SOCIAL COMMITTEE 1st row l-r: M. Dust, B. Woupsh. P. Benkovich, S. Haluska, J. Reed, M. Metz, D. Ladella, N. Udowski, A. Lone, F. Alcola, J. Nedeff, Mr. Moravilla. 2nd row: C. Lazar, D. Kalofatic, D. Fazekas, D. Nlessen, A. Kozlowski, S. Martini, M. Ancich, D. KucinsWi, B. Tonkovich, 1. Budrys. 3rd row: J. Evon, V. Helm, A. Pauk- stalis, M. Segovia, B. DanleU, B. Zoronka, M. Laska, P. Metz, B. Liss, D. Hurst. 4th row: J, Gusto It (5, R. Momula, M_ Goodman, C. Rumas, W. Mish, K. Gor- don, D. Povelich, R. Hercey, E. Kaplan, R. Reyna. Y-TEENS 1st row l-r: M. Segovia, U. Jackson, M. Fleming, P. Brown, P. Smith, L Graham, F. Chandler, M. Steel, P. Kee, P. Johnson. E. Bell, J. Reed, K. Bannister. 2nd row: M. Spomik, L. Jimlnez, P. Benson, B. Xarahalios, C. ,v,a5on, C. Leyba, L. Upshaw. N. Keywood, M. Bailey, M. Dominguez, Miss Razzini. 3rd row: G. Smith, B. Micnilt, V. Bittek, C. Tucker, P. Green, A. Campbell, S. Martinez, B. Newell, J. Williams, L Vomer, E. McKeethen. 4th row: Y. Baker, A. Kiebasa, B. Rubesha, C. Syzmonski, L. Poskus, D. Gaynor, M- McGowen, K. Rybecki, L Byrd, A. Edwards, O. SIrr.oson. 5th row: A. Hunt. S. Brantly, A. Brad- ford, B. Cooley, A. Nixon, S. Sullivan, B. Carlyle, E. Torberl, S. Franklia, A. Sullivan, M. Turk. M. Katich. 6th row: J. Battle. A. Pickowitz, C Nixon, S. Abe-nothy, M. Swilley, AA. McLaurin, V, Green, P. Koiarczyk, B- Brokemon, W. Reed. 7th row: T. Pena. J. P eterson, A. Kol- lintzos, P. Hoyes, P. McNiel ' , B. Logon, I. Lopez, E. Miranda, C. Thomas, S. Spencer. 61 PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE 1st row l-r: M. Romero, M. Bailey, I. Lopez, Dr. Mintz, G. Bolden, G. Perez, C. Garza, A. Gonzales. 2nd row: D. Niessen, E. Murson, E. Luna, K. Wheeler, I. Budrys, B. Bollo, C. Rosario. 3rd row: F. Ramos, L. Manzo, D. Mal- donodo, F. Ritchey, A. Rosa, Y. Molva, D. Charovilla. 4th row: R. Love, V. Hrobrlch, L. Mc- Clain, R. Momula. SENIOR FIRE MARSHALLS 1st row: E. Toth, J. Grabskr, M. Hayes, R. Hercey, R. Mamula, W. Cunning- ham, E. Williams, D. Kucinski, R. Price, E. Basiaga. 2nd row: D. Nicholls, P. Metz, W. Palmer, R. Love, D. Maravilla, D. Dragos, R. Sobieski, R. Lozano, D. Pavelich, W. Daniels. 3rd row: C. Scott, D. Hurst , B. Rivers, G. Corona, C. Porras, E. Padilla, M. Lopez, M. Wexler, M. Pastor. 4th row: D. Knall, A. Holuska, I. Good- man, J. Melchior, J. Milch, E. Kaplan, S. Cervik, F. Wilson, R. Rubesha. 5th row: D. Baker, J. P opovich, L. Babolo, N. Leal, A. Lemos, J. Grskovich, J. Fenyves, V. Banter. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 1st row l-r: M. Bailey, S. Rothstein, J. Nedeff, J. Woodrow, S. Eskoff, P. Hill, R. Mamula, K. VermaeJen, C. Thomas, J. Rozow , A. Lane, D. Ladella, Miss Giffin. 2nd row: D. Taybos, J. Stowell, C. Carlson, G. Jurik, D. Rozow, D. Kele- man, M. Dust, M. Stoico, N. Elish, L. Garaffa, B. Padgett, K. Wheeler. 3rd row: L. Karp, P. Balazs, P. Smith, B. Tonkovich, D. Gaynor, K. Zurawski, M. Pavlovich, R. Sovich, K. Rybicki, B. Matuga, K. Modrok, P. Green, P. Hayes. 4th row; L. Velazquez, P. Kolarczyk, M. Hewson, P. Vintillo, C. Tucker, J. Kur- mis, L. Weirick, J. Green, A. Piwkie- wicz, D. Bokich, k. Abrams. 5th row: G. Bolden, D. Vlahinich, L. Josvai, O. Simpson, L. Mac Donald, M. Metz, H. Siukolo, P. Sage, C. Yaskulski, J. Terket, B. Zaronka, C. Mantos. MONITORS lit row l-f, fAf. Gionnopoulo M. Bailey, E. B«ll, L. Cara a, G. Jurik, S, Haluska, F. Alcolo, J. Aofikoff, K. Bonijter, C, Szymantlii, K, Sfochon, 2nd row; I. Budr $, M. Aoz imoi, M, Bruno, M, Ancich, E. Luno, M. P xvIo- vich, L Ortiz, P. Critteo, B, Podgett, D. Such. 3rd row: R, Culver, K. Vermoeleo, M, Metz, H. Siulcolo, S. Esltoff, . Zurow- jki, B. Bolla, P. Bolazt, O. Runz«r, C. Tucker. 4th row: A. Vela, L. Kutsugeras, F, Shehigian, M. Sopico, R. Divjak, L. Kulig, R. Contrell, G. Stephens, J. Avitto, NOON HOUR MONITORS 1st row l-r: U. Rivers, M. Mileusnic, Miss D. Pera, V. Banter, D. Smith. 2nd row; J. Buggs, G. Fields, M. Hayes, R. Amescua, E. Garcia. 3rd row: Daniels, E. Diaz. L_L Hl-Y Ist row l-r: Mr. Worgo, R. Hercey, J. Grabski, R. Price, V. Hrbrich, E. Basi- aga, J. Grabski. 2nd row: W. Sutka, W. Cimbaljevich, W. Daniels, M. Rodgers, C. Ortiz, F. Sedor. 3rd row: R. Mamula, R. Love, R. Rube- sha, L. McClain, A. Paukstells. 4th row: M. Maniotes, R, Ference, R. Sobieske, J. Popoyich. PUPIL SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES 1st row !-r: M. Lipner, F. Goodman, J. Hernandez, K. Angelo, M. Alvarez, R. Henson, D. Rozow, O. Vince, M. Brown. 2nd row: J. Reed, S. Sykes, M. Rivers, J. Roebuck, M. Dominquez, P. Cous- nard, S. Murray, B. Matuga. 3rd row: R. TamborskI, L. Karp, R. Rodriguez, M. Mazrimcs, J. Terket, L. Josvai, M. Daly, G. Leouses. 4th row: D. Nicholls, W. Palmer, M, Vuckovich, R. Bolaze, R. Williams. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Seated l-r: J. Stowell, P. Balazs, B. Tonkovich, K. Vermaelen, P. Kolarczyk, K. Bannister. Standing: M. Zura, Miss Reed. f — URBAN HNfuALPlSN | rOR INDIAHI HARBOR -I | 1 l-KOIKT NO 1 i i ' -4-. t i y ■ -C ' ' ' ' h - 1 i:!%. vo ;-- ' ;:- - . ■- 1 v ■ iHlHIk HM H A geography project in Mr. Palla ' s 7B1 class. VOLUNTARY LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Seated l-r; R. Bolla, M. Mundo, I. Perez, M. Sellers, K. Knoll, J. Hewson, P. Trimmel, S. Davis. Standing: J. Battle, M. Gohus, Miss Reed, P. Hedelius. 64 GENERAL ELECTION 1st row I-r: A. Kielbasa, S. Haluska, M. Zajac, P. Kolarczyk, J, Malikoff, Mr. M. Gulden. 2nd row I-r: D. Love, R. Mamula, M. Rodgers, N. Maniotes, T, Meeks. LOST AND FOUND l-r; D. Niessen, S. Martini, Miss P. Bell, A. Kozlowjki. AMERICAN HERITAGE CLUB 1st row I-r: P. Tyson, J. Zukonovich, A. Olson, L. Freeland, M. Bojkic, M. Kuna, . Perez, G. Stosko. 2nd row: H. Ristlch, J. Govura, J. Grabski, I. Marques, M. Holbert, L. Serno, L. Solano, P. Marjanovich. 3rd row: J. LoBarge, A. Jordan, M. Wolfson, C. Vega, J. Thornburg, G. Garza, C. Brown. 4th row: M. White, R. Cuban, P. Ston- ojlovic, R. Simon, R. Johnson, N. Katich. MOVIE OPERATORS Ut row: Mr. S. Weinstein, R. Gerloch, A. Paukstelis, P. Velasquez, S. Mar- tinez, T. Maycunich, L. Kutsugaris, M. Pazdur. 2nd row: G. Galvan,. P. Metz, E. Bal- cruncs, P. Hernandez, C. Porras, T. Hansen, R. Patterson, O. Medellin, E. Kaplan. 3rd row: C. Maciln, R. Love, N. Razo, R. Lozono, D. Derkacy, K. Anderson, W. Hotola,. R. Bursits. 4th row: E. Basiaga, J. Engyel, J. Grabski, J. Grabski, J PTerom.. W. Demantes, J. Johnson. 5th row: J. Eldridge, R. Goodman, N. Maniotes, M. Hayes, R. Rcmos, H. Valenzuela. 00 FOOTBALL CONCESSIONS Ut row l-r: Mr. M. Boron, D. Kelemen M. Vendramin, A. Kozlowski, M. Koc zur, T. Novaski, Mr. G. EMsh. R. Sovich, S. Pokovich, B. Rubishow 2nd row: P. Kolorczyk, K. Vermoelen M. Hewson, A. Halusko. 3rd row; K. Zurowski, D. Vlohinach, J Green, R. Momulo, B. Daniels, J. Helb ling, B. Motugo. 4th row: D. Toybos, A. Kielbaso. BASKETBALL CONCESSIONS 1st row l-r; P. Pinsak, C. Chanall, B. Padgett, R. Penic7 DrTaybos, M. Vend- ramin, D. Kelemen, M. Koczur, A. Koz- lowski, Miss Oberg. 2nd row; R. Sovich, J. Green, B. Motu- go, R. Jurosevich, T. Novak, A. Kiel- boso, J. Woodrow7 S. Pokovich, M. Hewson. 3rd row; K. Vermoelen B. Doniels, B. Zoronko, J. Helbling, K. Rybicki. 4th row; A. Halusko, D. Kucinski, D, Meeks, R. Mnmiiln_l Pnpn Amescuo, K. Anderson, D P. Kolorczyk, M. Pavlovich, Knoll, T. vich, R. Hurst. 5th row; Elish. Mr. Freiberger, Mr. Baron, Mr. BASKETBALL USHERS 1st row l-r; R. Mestrich, M. Goodman, J. Gustoitis, R. Price, H. Volenzuelo, B. Liss, R. Showver, E. Podillo. 2nd row: E. Davis, T. Gordon, R. Guterrez, N. Leol, W. Vega, D. Nicholls, P. Velasquez, E. Sifel. 3rd row: M. Pastor, C. Scott, C. Moc- lin, D. Povelich, A. McCloin, L. McClain, G. Bolden. 4th row; W. Palmer, R. Love, J. Grab- ski, D. Love, R. Sobieski, J. Grobski, V. Hrobrich, A. Carr. iA iiiliJ. i.i ' 66 WASHINGTON BROTHERS Itf fOH l-r: e. Vego, 0. Hurt , F, She- higion, P. Hunt, R, Price, R, Hereby, B, Showver, 2nd row: N. Aoniotev B. LiM, N. t ol, M, Rodgers, Mr, Johnton, A. Pouk- sfelJs, R. Love, W. Polmer, R, W mulo, D, M. Goo imon, J, Custafftf, t. 3rd row; Povelich, McCloin, 4fh row: Grobski, Grobski. Hrabrtch, Momulo, R. Lozono, T. Adeeks, GIRL COUNSELORS 1st row l-r: D. Ladella, K. Wheeler, J. Peterson, B. Tonkovich, K. Vermoelen, S. Haluska, C. Berrera, A. Lane, M. Dust. S. Hribljan, D. Kuclnski, S. Metz, P. Hill, H. Siukola, F. Alcola. J. Woodrow, R. Culver, B. Kelly, L. Josval, P. Kale, J. 2nd row: Eskoff, M. M. Bruno, 3rd row: Daniels, T. Culver. 4th row: Mrs. Plewo, R. Markovich, F Ramos, J. Rozow, N. LJdowski. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE 1 st row !-r: J. Gustortis, D. Hurst, C. ' Szymcnskl, B. Liss, Mr. P. Gulden. 2nd row: M. Goodman, D. Povelich, R. Mamuio, L. McCIain. 67 SENIOR F.HA 1st row l-r: P. Olson, M. Vendramin, C. Mantas, S. Eskoff, L. Hardawoy, A. Kollintzas, J. Rozow, P . Gay- nor, A. Gonzalez, D. Kelemen, J. HetBTTng, B. Motuga, J. Hawkins, Miss B. Oberg, Mrs. B. Puntillo. 2nd row: G. Vega, T. Hayes, C. Carlson, N. Elish, Mrs. J. Matugo, Mrs. B. Goynor , Mrs. K. Olson, N. Pinto, D. Rozow, K. Angelo, M. Angelo, M. Bill, J. Nedeff, J. Green, B. Daniels. 3rd cow: M. Segovia, P. Brown, P. Green, P. Stone, M. Stoico, M. Hayes, D. Moldonado, R. Ancich, D. Yuritich, B. Lowe, S. Bemish, N. Keywood, L. Upshaw, K. Rybicki, B. Logan. 4th row: E. Luna, R. Prieto, C. Chonnal, S. Martini, D. Toybos, M. Romero, C. Garza, M. Coapstick, M. Dominquez, T. Peno, S. Pokovich, P. Benkovich, P. Hayes, D. Vlahinich. 5th row: C. Thomas, M. Kotich, I. Budrys, L. Karp, C. Tucker, B. Brokemond, B. Woupsh, A. Sullivan, M. Hewson, L. Mackoviak, M. Bruzos, J. Bowen, J. Rak, R. Savich, M. Pavlovich. 6th row: I. Lop ez, M. Rysiewicz, L. Watts, S. Aber- nathy, P. Kolarczyk, B. Sukto, A. Gonzalez, E. Reding, P. Vintilla, L. Gerkin, B. Daniels, P. Cristea, C. Yaskulski. - . 7th row: R. Abrams, K. Zurawski, B. Sullivan, J. Kurmis, L. Weirich, A. Poukstelis, G. Perez, F. Ramos, A, Piwkiewicz, F. Muresan, P. Sage, L. MacDonald, L. Lynott, B. Zaranko, J. Terket. SENIOR F.HA COUNCIL 1st row l-r: Miss B. Oberg, M. Ven. dromin, L. Hordoway, A. Kollintzas, A. Gonzalez, D. Kelemen, Mrs. B. Puntillo. 2nd row; S. EskofF, P. Olson, J Rozow , B. Matugo, J. Helbling, D. Gaynor. 3rd row: C. Mantas, Mrs. J. Motuga, Mrs. B. Gaynor, Mrs. K. Olson, J. Haw- kins. JUNIOR F.HA 1st row l-r: Mrs. Northington, G. Stasko, C. Johnson, L. Lazar, F. Goodman, D. Scntana, A. Olson, R. Shapiro, I. Shapiro, D. Vaughn, M. Shipley, B. Tucker. 2nd row: E. Millender, C. Davidson, J. Robuck, S. Lynott, C. V ysoki, B. Sexton, E. Zuayle, G. Mokis, J. Taylor, J. Bell, P. Mulfo. 3rd row: P. Williams, R. Davidson, J. Helbling, L. Freedland, D. Rivers, S. Davis, G. Rankin, D. Davis, Q. Bryant, C. Hayes, P. Tyson. 4th row: D. Savich, A. Patterson, P. Jurik, L. Perez, I. Mantas, M. Sellers, K. Knall, M. Mileusnich, R. Bolla, K. Robuck. 5th row; P. Rich, B. Leplicki, P. Fuger- son, J. Gasich, D. Indjich, D. Potesto, P. Trimmel, A. Lofton, M. Ramos, E. Smith, M. Grou. 68 NURSE ' S ASSISTANTS Ist row l-r: B. Vargas, M. Bruno, S. Haluska, S. Hribljan, F. Alcalo, J. fiftZQW, P. Johnson. ' 2nd row: P. Hill, P. Cristea, Mrs. Best, M. Zajak, M. Ancich, M. Johnson. 3rd row: V. Agullar, M. Metz, D. Vlohinich, H. Siukola, F. Walsh, A. Ramos, A. Lukacek. POSTER COMMITTEE 1st row: Mrs. Bloke, B. Rubesha, S. Haluska, K. Fenyves, R. Hatala, D. Guonajuoto, A. Gonzales. 2nd row: J. Sutka, M. Rontouskos, T. Kelly, M. Spisak, M. White, G. Steffen. 3rd row: M. Reyes, R. Moreno, A. Peterson, B. Sufak, R. Ramos, AA. Sopko. AUDITORIUM USHERS 1st row l-r: N. Udowskl, Y. Yuritich, F. Alcala, P. Benkovich, B. Padgett, R. Penic, D. Gay nor, C. Syzmanski, K. Stachon, A. Lane, J. Nedeff. 2nd row: C. Mason, M. Ancich, B. Waupsh, M. Tyndorf, G. Spudic.. B. Lowe, B. Kolavo, B. Sukta, J. Stowell, D. Lodella. 3rd row: P. Kolarcryk, B. Bolla, B. Tonkovlch, M. Bruno, L Budrys, K- Vermoelen, M. Zajac, D. Tcybos, Mr. M. Guiden. 4th row : J . Woo d row, J . G reen , B- Suchak, J. Terket. H. Stukoic. L Mac- Donald, R. Abroms. 5th row: A. Haluska, J, Sutka. K. Ander- son, S. Woifson, W. Demon es, G. Engyel, M. Wexler. 69 IKMlSTATEiSREALLYROyGH UrMElTCAUSETHErREMMv Senators go to Indianapolis Display of aprons in the Home Eco- nomics showcase. Junior Class Officers: Barbara Rivich, Vice-President; Barbara Padgett, Sec- retary; Arliss Kozlowski, President. Mrs. Christy hopes to draw a tourney ticket. Vince Hrobrich and George StefFen are making posters for the Regionals. CAFETERIA COOKS !-r: Mrs. Margaret Dingv oll, Mr . Mary Kenchel, Mrs. Pauline Haltug, CAFETERIA WORKERS 1st row !-r; F. Woolston, S. Thomas, E, Gallardo, Mrs. Davis, M. Metz, L. Kale, B. Tonkovich, M. Jiminez, D. Jackson. 2nd row: G. Thomas, A. Luna, L. Boez, C. Franklin, R. Bennett, J. Fenyves, F. Garza, D. Spears. 3rd row: B. Gamble, I. Belton, E. Micknik, W. Spencer, G. Anguiono, R. Amescuo, A. Haluska, R. Edmger. 4th row: G. Gonzales, C. Vorice, P. Garza, R. Rodriguez, E. Williams, P. Hunt, E. Hones, R. Doss. CHONSONETTES ENTERTAIN AT THE ELKS Seated l-r: J. Mallkoff, K. Wheeler, M. Ebel, M. Dust, P. Kale, P. Hill, L. Josvai, F. Walsh, E. Siukola, S. Eskoff. Standing: G. Jurik, J. Culver, Mr. Dean Croxton. CONCERT BAND 1st row l-r: J. Poloski, D. Nicholls, J. Woodrow, M. Coapstick, S. Rothstein, M. Sopko, K. Karvunis, N. Pinto, K. Friedlond, M. Paunovich, L. Hordoway, V. BIttick, P. Nicholls, P. Yuritch, H. Haluska, W. Spencer. 2nd row: P. Carlotto, B. Lerma, J. Gustoitls, N. UdowskI, P. Bolozs, E. Brown, J. Terket, C. Yakulski, L. Weirich, J. Marks, K. Untjlis, D. Pavelich, M. Sopko, W. Weirich, M. Vercelj. 3rd row: R. Castle, W. Young, J. Williams, D. Miksich, J. Evon, R. Smith, C. Rumos, W. Royal, D. Bolozs, H. Yakulski, R. Vaughn, W. Demantes, R. Salinas, M. Koitch, M. Patrick, R. Amescuo, Mr, Young. 4th row; D. Willioms, C. Jones, J. Jimenez, I. Goodman, R. Price, H. Melchior, R. Vough, T. Gordon, J. Lawrence, R. Hercey, L. Corek, J. Gustaitis. 5th row: W. Cunningham, E. Kaplan, F. Wilson, L. McCloin, G. Taybos. 72 CONCERT ORCHESTRA 1st row l-r: N. Elish, M, Vojagich, M. Mozrimoi, R. Cufver, P. Sage, D. Bokich, D. Keleman, C. Mosterson, J. Johnson, C. Mantis, R. Prieto, J. Taylor, M. Turk, D. Rozow. 2nd row: M, Dominguez, I. Lopez, D. Kucinski, M, Hewson, M. Machuco, P. Olson, S. Thompson, A. Edwards, M- Segovia, P. Ribic, P. Pin sok, j ). Taybos, P. Jerome, O, Simpson, B. Broke mond, B. Sullivan, L. LynoU, J. Helbling, D. Jackson, W, Palmer, B. Logan, D. Lodella. 3rd row: T. Gordon, J. Lawrence, J. Wood row, P. Balazs, L, McClain, L. Bubalo. M. Goodman, L. Molarve, G. Bolden, J, Williams, J. Gustoitis, R. Amescua, R, Hercey, D. Nicholls. DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES I-r: S. Rothstein, A. Lane, E. Brown, J. Paloski, L. Hardaway, D. Taybos, J. Wood row. STAGE BAND 1st row I-r: I. Goodman, J. AlamMIo, B. Castle, M. Koitch, B. Demantes, J. Paloski, W. Spencer, M. Goodman, J. Gustoitis, D. Pavelich, P. Carlotta, P. Lermo. 2nd row: J. Gustoitis, R. Amescuo, G. Taybos, L. McCloin, J. Evon, D. NichoHs, J. Williams, R. Smith, W. Royal, M. Patrick, W. Cunningham, L. Bubolo, R. Weirich, R. Hercey. «  - ' ■ ' , STRING ENSEMBLE Ist row 1-r: N. Elish, C. Mantis, P. Sage, M. Stoica. 2nd row: M. Vajaglch, Mr. Buckley, N. Leal. 74 m, ' 1st row l-r: K. Bannister, M. Bill, G. Jurik, N. Washington, M. Koczur, C. Fozkos, J. Culver, M. Ebel, M. Vendramin, A. Aponte, G. Herrera, J. Malikoff, J. Reed. 2nd row: P. Johnson, K. Wheeler, N. Ellsh, B. Verges, R. Toth, C. Thomas, J. Peterson, P. Kale, P. Hill, M. Dust, B. Padgett, L. Upshow. 3rd row: F. Walsh, M. Pavlovich, D. Gaynor, L. Josvoi, K. Zurawski, M. La ska, B. Daniels, P. McNealy, M. Johnson, R. Jackson, H. Siukola, S. Eskoff, L. Byrd, L. GarafFo. 4th row: R. Bailey, F. Shehigion, B. Derkocy, D. Dragos, R. Mamulo, D. Zogorean, M. Pastor, D. Love, R. Wisler, W. Vega, C. Porros, H. Valenzuela, C. Gclvan. 5th row: L. Aponte, J. Soinato, A. Lopez, S. Tillman, W. Tyndorf, P. Hunt, L. Ferencz, R. Divjok, E. Zak, W. Mish, D. Williams, R. Reyna, C. Robinson, P. Garza, P. Volasquez. CHORAL CLUB SINGING USHERS 1 St row l-r: E. Zak, R. Momula, D. Love, W. Vega, F. Shehigion, R. Bailey. 2nd row: P. Hunt, W. MIsh, P. Gorzo, P. Velasquez, J. Sainato, C. Galvan. CHANSONETTES 1st row l-r: G. Jurik, K. Wheeler, M. Ebel, J. Malikoff, J. Culver, M. Dust, 2nd row; L. Josvoi, S. Eskoff, H. Siukola, F. Walsh, P. Kale, P. Hill. CHORUS lU ' ii 1st row I-r: Miss Katzourakis, M. Tillotson, Y. Johnson, S. Lopez, B. Michnik, L. Graham, M. Bailey, E. Bell, P. Benson, G. Vega, D. Stosiewicz, J. Leovitt. 2nd row: D. Moldonado, R. Novejos, T. Nqvqjski, C. Syzmonski, M. Ortiz, J. Klepsch, D. Yuritich, A. Ortiz, M. Angelou, K. Angelou, S. Valenzuelo. 3rd row: F. Ard, M. Bradford, M. Tyndorf, M. Nan, D. Hicks, P. Alcola, F. Woolston, M. Petroskey, G. Spudic, A. Spisak, C. Ference. 4th row: B. Matuga, S. Idu, P. Dorcik, E. Ramos, H. Smith, B. Cooley, H. Torres, J. Battle, D. Jerkins, E. Reed. 5th row: M DeLuno, M. McLaurin, Y. Woodard, M. Solas, E. Gohus, T. Sommer, 5. Ortyl, G. Vega, E. Wosiliewicz, B. HalL 6th row: D. Kalafotic, L. Whitlow, L. MacDonald, C. Calinskr, I. Lopez, M. Daly, S. Morris, M. Fields, P. Brown. 7th row: J. Bowen, M. Smith, L. Blanco. CHORUS A I-r: J. Reed, R. Jackson, M. Johnson, J Peterson, P. McNealy, L. Byrd, P. John son, C. Thomas, N. Washington. 1st row I-r: Miss Duggan, E. Barrantine, B. Carlyle, C. Guthrie, S. Franklin, M, McGowon, H. Clark, L. Torver, S. Mav ron. 2nd row: G. Ayaia, L. Boroth, P. Hedel- ius, R. Abrams, J. Hewson, L. Mackoviok, L. Kale, V. Delli Colli. 3rd row: B. Rodriguez, V. Sebastian, A. Hernandez, Mario Vergero, G. New- man, Maria Reyna, S. Garnett, L. Ger kin, J. Hines. 4th row: M. Garcia, A. Covarrubias, J Martinez, C. Leyva, C. Person, D. Bis hop, M. Meza, C. Rosa, L. Roman. 5th row: M. Bruzos, A. Felicia no, A, Hernandez, M. Korp, L. Watts, L Hughes, H. Lira. CHORUS A GIRLS ' ENSEMBLE 1st row I-r: D. Jenkins, M. Petroskey, P. Dorcik, Miss Katzourakis, F. Woolston E. Bell, P. Brown, M. Bailey. 2nd row: Y. Woodard, I. Lopez, S. Mor ris, J. Battle, D. Moldonado, E. Reed GIRLS ' ENSEMBLE I-r: J. Reed, R. Jackson, M. Johnson, J. Peterson, P. McNealy, L. Byrd, P, Johnson, C. Thomas, N. Washington, 76 STATE VOICE AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC CONTEST WINNERS l-r; M. Pavlovich, 1 jt Place in Voice; L. Kulig, 1 j1 Place in Piano; T. Carr, 1st Place in Piano. BOYS ' GLEE CLUB 1st row l-r: W. Vaughn, T. Herrldia, A. Mireles, C. Lyeria, J. Gonzalez, J. Molnar, W, Turner, P. Campbell, W. Aponte. 2nd row: A. Olivo, D. Cook, J. Garcia, J. Con- treras, D. Vinovich, M. Mileusnic, M. Crocker, R. Blanco, J. Verdusco. 3rd row: P. Dotlich, F. Krivoch, B. Flores, J. Alforo, J. Anognos, W. Kish, J. Siukolo, R. Love, L. Kulig. 4th row: M. Trusha, B. Rivers, J. Buggs, R. Jones, R. Mason, J. Bloke, G. Winters, N. Tumbos. DIXIELAND BAND l-r; Mr. Croxton, J. Paloski, W. Fleisher, M. Koitch, D. Nicholls, W. Royal. SUMMER COMES TO THE DIAMOND-O Seated l-r: T. Simon, D. Derkacy, J. Gustaitis. Standing: D. Smith, B. Liss, D. Pavelicli, R. Mamula, W. Palmer. THE BREAKING OF BREAD L. Kulig, M. Goodman. BEWARE THE BEAR Seated l-r: C. Tucker, J. Mikh, P. Green. Standing: D. Simpson, D. Niessen, D. Gaynor, B. Buggs, S. Hribljan. GIRLS ' STAGE CREW l-r: J. Sheglch, A. Kielbaso, P. Kolarczyk, B. Zaranka, B. Sukta, R. Jurasevich, K. Rybicki, J. Nedeff, L. Ludwig. MAKE-UP CREW Standing l-r: H. Siukola, M. Sapko, E. Bada- joza, C. Untulis, A. Kollintzos, P. Hi! Levan Sullivan, P. Johnson, A. M. Laska, M. Metz, V. JUNIOR STAGE CREW AND SENIOR CREW HEADS Standing l-r: R. Gerlach, D. Hurst, E. Kaplan, S. Jaros, D. Stepanovich, T. Koleff, P. Tumbas, A. Perez, M. Zuick, R. Johnson. Seated: R. Balasz. 78 SENIOR STAGE CREW On ladder: L. KulIg. Standing Ur: R. Gerlach, L. Townsend, C. Porras, N. Leal, R. Lipner, J. Lawrence, O. MedelUn, S. Cervik, C. Masterson, R. Ruff. Seated: J. Yrachita, E. Kaplan. HOOSIER BOYS ' STATE l-r: Michael Goodmon, John Gusto- itis, Dennis Kucinski. HOOSIER GIRLS ' STATE Nancy Udowski onitor Karen Wheeler checks Le McClain ' s pass. WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL PTA Seated l-r: Mrs. Thomas Kollna, Vice-President; Mrs. Herbert Nicholls, Cor res. Secretary. Standing; Mrs. Joseph Marcvilla, Second Vice- President; Mrs. Lee Hayes, President; Mrs. Benjamin Gay nor. Treasurer. SENIOR ADVISERS Seated l-r: Miss Mary Kozacik, Miss Ruth Naumoff, Miss Mamie Overpeck. Standing: Mr. William Giannopoulos, Mr. James Porter, Mr. Frank Lucas, Mr. Freder- ick Marovilla. CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: Azealee Edwards, Karen Wheeler. Standing: Caroline Tucker, Roberta Culver, Patricio Dull, Margaret Bruno, Barbara Tonkovich, Monico Mazrlmas. 80 WHS LETTERMEN Ist row l-r: V. Celms, Football, Track; A. McClain, Football; D. Kucinski, Football, Wrestling, Ba R. Mamulo, Football; H. Bridgemen, Football; W. Cunningham, Football; W. Daniels, Football; R. Football, Wrestling, Track; D. Buckingham, Football, Track. 2nd row: J. Gallegos, Football; J. Jernigan, Football; R. Cantrell, Basketball, Baseball; R. Goodman, ball; R. Martinez, Manager: Football and Wrestling; A. Johnson, Basketball; P. Dawkins, Basketball, ball; P. Hunt, Football, Basketball, Track; D. Lamar, Football; K. Anderson, Football, Wrestling, Troc! 3rd row; P. Metz, Football; R. Flores, Cross Country; R. Ference, Tennis; T. Carr, Tennis; W. Young, Fo L. Young, Football; M. Rodgers, Football, Wrestling; J. Jones, Football; R. Divjok, Basketball, Bosebo George Boniecki. 4th row: J. Bakos, Football, Basketball; T. Meeks, Football, Baseball; L. Ferencz, Football. seball; alley, Foot- Base- k. otball; Mr. 81 Barbara Tonkovich Dennis Kucinski Robert Hercey SCHOLASTIC LEADERSHIP John Gustaitis Nancy Udowski Pablo Velasquez W2 jj {: ■ ' _ A Richard Mestrich Karen Wheeler Judith Velligan Michael Goodman These are the ten Seniors who rank SCHOLASTICALLY at the TOP of their CLASS. They have demonstrated their mental ability not only in the classroom but also in their contributions to and services in Wash- ington High School. Through their efforts our school has benefited in many ways both in and out of the classrooms. Tim Simon - a FINALIST in the NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST for 1960. m 1 Tv 1 •4- ' ft) i iil yf T ! m .- -- J NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Ut rov Ir; D, Toyboi, J. Rozov , J, Velligan, N. Elith, M, Du t, f, Akola, D. Lodello, M, Ancich, A, Lane, 2nd rov : Principal Jolin P. Fox N. Richmond, M, Bruno, J, Woodrow, M, C apttick, J. Pefcrion, K. Wheeler, N. Udowiki, K. Vermoelen, 3rd rovr: Ai ' .i-.tan) Principal C, E. Johnton, D. Kucrniki, B. Tonkovich, P, Hif(, S, Eil ofl, R. Culver, H. Siukolo, P, Bolozf. 4th row: P. Vela-.quez, F. Shehigion, A. Paukttelit, S. Ruder, D, Kucinfki, R, Me trKli, J. Avitia, 5th row: R. Canlrell, H. Volenzuelo, R. Fierce , B. Litt, J. Guttaitis, M, Goodmon, T. Gordon. 6th row: J. Even, J. Grob-.lti, R. Divjok, D. Povelich. The students elected to the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY have excelled in their high school years in the four desirable traits that serve this year as the theme for the Senior ANVIL - CHARACTER, SERVICE, LEADERSHIP, and SCHOLARSHIP. Membership in this society is a reward strived for by students starting their Freshmen year and anticipated until their final semester. WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS COUNSELORS 1st row l-r: Mr. Sol Puntillo, Sophomore boys; Miis Olive Boyd, Senior boys and girls: Mrs. Morgoret ' Sieve rt. Junior girls; Miss Evalyn Grffin, 7th and 8th grade girls. 2nd row: Mr. Charles Palmer, Senior boys and girls; Miss Florence Johnson. Freshmen girls; Miss Mar ' Sufona, Sophomore girls. 3rd row: Mr. James Bonebrake, Junior boys; Mr. Mitchell Baran. Freshmen boys: Mr. Hobart Lid- ster, 7th and 8th grade boys. 83 What ' s up? We have it at last. Going Up? Jump, Jim, Jump. {m- i Our Trester Award Winner, Bob Cantrell. 84 t Roberto Culver, Tourney Queen. Sitting on top of the World. ATHLETICS THE FOOTBALL HOMECOMING QUEEN IS CROWNED l-r: Joe Campbell, Margaret Bruno, Mr. Stillman, QUEEN SANDRA ESKOFF, Judy Babusiak, last years QUEEN, Bill Mish, Gloria Perez. John Murillo. 85 VARSITY FOOTBALL 1st row l-r: Coach Jules Siegle, E. Hones, W. Doniels, A. Sinclair, D. Kucinski, D. Lamar, R. Bailey, J. Jernigan, U. Rivers, R. Sufok, W. Young. 2nd row: M. Rodgers, H. Bridgemen, L. Young, J. Gallegos, T. Meeks, R. Wisler, K. Anderson, M. Machuca, D. Buckingham, D. Love, Coach Martin Quinn. 3rd row; Athletic Director John Patrick, L. Olah, E. Sifel, W. Spencer, P. Hunt, E. Zak, R. Smith, R. Rodgers, J. Blake, R. Goodman, Coach Alex Sarkision. 4th row; J. Bokos, E. Williams, M. Hatcher, J. Torres, R. Mamula, L. Ferencz, AA. Reyes, V. Celms, W. Cunningham. Kneeling: Managers: M. Makis, M. Ortiz. 86 1959 will long be remembered as one of the greatest years that a Washington High School football team has ever had. This year ' s gridders, coached by Jules Siegle, Alex Sarkision, Marty Quinn, and John Arzumanian, compiled a record of seven wins, one tie, and one loss; as a result of this record the team finished the season as the eighth ranking team in the state. Following is a resume of this year ' s season: WASHINGTON 39 - MUNCIE CENTRAL 13 ... Our Senators opened the season at Muncie Central and showed the boys from the North Central Conference just what type players are raised in East Chicago. Percy Hunt scored 3 touchdowns as our team scored an easy victory. WASHINGTON 52 - T. H. WILEY 7 . . . This was the best offensive game that Coach Siegle ' s lads played all season. Percy Hunt and Ron Smith raced through the Red Streaks ' defense to score 5 touchdowns. The Senator linemen, headed by All-State selection Jim Bakos, Vilnis Celms, Lou Ferencz, Lou Olah, and Ray Mamula, also made an impressive show- ing as they held the opposition to one touchdown. WASHINGTON 32 - HAMMOND CLARK 7 . . . Hammond Clark was the next victim of our gridiron machine. The Pioneers were completely baffled by the single-wing offense which Coach Siegle so successfully employed; consequently they were not able to contain our light-footed backfield. WASHINGTON 26 - MICHIGAN CITY 20 . . . The Red Devils from City gave our Senators their hardest game up to this point. Washington was trailing by a score of 20-19 with less than three minutes to play when Quarterback Eli Zak hit Percy Hunt with a short pass, and Hunt promptly ran for a 59-yard TD, thus enabling our squad to preserve their un- defeated record. WASHINGTON 27 - GARY MANN 6 . . . Jules Siegle ' s boys held a slim halftime lead of 7-6 against the Horseman, but put on a second half burst of speed as Ron Smith, Percy Hunt, and Eli Zak all broke into the scoring column, thereby paving the way for the fifth consecutive Senator victory. WASHINGTON 39 - WHITING 13 . . . Whiting ' s Oilers battled our undefeated football squad to a 13-13 halftime tie, but ran out of steam in the second half as the Senator ground attack, sparked by Richey Rodgers, clic ked off four straight TDs. WASHINGTON - HAMMOND HIGH . . . Bernie Krueger ' s young charges met our second-ranked speed merchants on a water-soaked field in a game that had already been post- poned twice because of inclement weather, and played their greatest game of the season. The Wildcat line held our speedy backs in check throughout the rainy evening and as a result emerged with a 0-0 tie. WASHINGTON 38 - HAMMOND TECH 6 . . . Still dis- appointed by the scoreless tie that they had played against Hammond High, the Senators took out their vengeance against High ' s neighbor, Tech, as they routed the tigers by a final count of 38-6. Percy Hunt scored four times on thrilling dashes of 26, 53, 43, and 47 yards. WASHINGTON 12 - ROOSEVELT 20 . . . The Brown Derby wasn ' t the only thing that was at stake in the traditional Roosevelt clash this season. The winner of the contest would also be crowned the Western Division Champ and would thereby receive the right to face South Bend Central ' s Bears for the State Title. Although our crew fought hard, they were not able to prevent the fast breakaways of Rider speedsters Fred Byron and Frank Stiglitz and were forced to accept their first and only loss of the season. OFFENSIVE LINE l-r: J. Bakos, R. Momula, W. Spencer, L. Ferencz, L. Oian, J. Torrej, D. Buckingham. HAIL! NOBLE WASHINGTON Hail! Noble Washington! To thee we raise our song Hail! Noble Washington! So noble and so strong! With loyal hearts for thee we fight. You lead us to justice and right! Your colors with pride float in the light! Hail to the Maroon and White! Deep from our h earts your praises we sing! Hail! East Chicago To thee we sing! Go! Senators Go! Go! Senators! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! VARSITY COACH JULES SIEGLE OFFENSIVE BACKFIELD l-r: P. Hunt, J. Gallegos, E. Zak, R. Rodgers, R. Smith. ' ' ' SENIOR BACKS l-r: D. Kucinski, P. Hunt, E. Zok, T. Meeks. n 45 % fis ta.ji ' BA.iiA = A« 3 ' - a LiOl;, ' . 2 ai:- ifc. r DEFENSIVE LINE l-r: W. Cunningham, R. Rodgers, E. Williams, K. Anderson, L Olah, R. Matnula, J. Blake, L. Ferencz, J. Bakos. BACKS l-r: M. Rodgers, R. Bailey, D. Lamar, H. Bridgeman. SENIOR GUARDS l-r; K. Anderson, R. Sufok, R. Mamula, E. Williams, L. Olah. SENIOR CENTERS Ir: E. Sifel, L. Ferencz, J. Gollegos. SENIOR ENDS l-r: J. Bakes, W. Cunningham, D. Buck- ingham, M. Reyes. 83 3a B-TEAM FOOTBALL FRESHMEN FOOTBALL WB H t| Kneeling !-r: Managers: R. Moreno, A. Ruiz, M. Hernondez. 1st row: E. Hones, P. Metz, W. Daniels, A. Sinclair, B. Rivers, W. Forte, M. Mochuco, J. Jones. 2nd row: M. Hunt, H. Cuevas, V, Bonner, M. Patrick, A. Sopko, W. Kulig, R. Miles, R. Wisier, C. Robinson. 3rd row: Coach Alex Sarkisian, L. Gardner, J. Eldrich, M. Hotcher, R. Amescua, U. Rivers, L. Young, J. Blanchard, J. McMMIlan, A. Lemos R. Goodman. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Kneeling l-r: Managers; L. Graham, N. Bobo, S. Jernigan. 1st row: L. Morgan, D. Jackson, F. Gorzo, H. Cuevas. J. Janrgan. R. Rivich, S. Popp, F. Alcolo. 2nd row: R. Flores, W. Weirich, M. Patrick, B. Rivers, J. McMillian, L Altgilberts, R. Durawskl, L. Garner. 3rd row: R. Amescua, W. Kish, V. Banter, L. Adams, P. Dotlich, J. Josvoi. M. Koitch, S. Wolfson. 4th row: J. Zych, J. Buggs, B. Jones, O. McGill, A. Sopko, W. Askew, C. Wolker, Coach John Arzumanian. :31 %EL I 3S 15 h ' ' % f 1960 STATE CHAMPIONS BASKETBALL 90 The Senator basketball team of 1960 will always be looked upon by the residents of the Calumet Region as the greatest ever because of the undying courage, the remarkable skill, and the sheer aggressiveness which the members of the unit displayed throughout the course of the season. Most onlookers felt that the Senators of 1960 would have a somewhat mediocre season due to the loss of last year ' s out- stands. However, this year ' s Senator team proved these pessim- istic followers to be wrong in their predictions, as the team fin- ished the season with the first STATE CHAMPIONSHIP WHS ever had, climaxing the Western Division Title, the East Chicago Holiday Tourney Championship, and a record of 28 wins and 2 losses. Our squad played most of the best teams in the state dur- ing the regular season and were victorious for the most part, losing only to two Gory outfits, Roosevelt and Tolleston, by the slim scores of 75-71 and 60-51 respectively. Included among the better teams which our cagers defeated were Jasper, a southern powerhouse that fell 69-61; Elkhart, who was soundly trounced 79-34; and Valoaraiso, a team which our gang beat by scores of 55-45 and 63-50. The Senators ' two slimmest victories came against the Mighty Men of Chicago, Dunbar, and the Tigers of Indianapolis, Crispus Attucks. Coach Baratto and Company squeaked by the Chicago five, 56-52, and edged Crispus Attucks, defending State Champs, 52-50. The Solons didn ' t play all squeakers though; their offense really clicked during the ten-day period that ran from January 22 to February 2. During this period, Divjak southpawed all sorts of corner shots; Cantrell zeroed in his bullet-like 25-footers; Dawkins countered on his snaky drive-ins; Lamar tallied often with his unorthodox jumpers; Rodriguez began popping them in; and Bakos and Williams scored on a variety of close-in hooks and tip-ins. As a result of this sensational shooting the Washing- ton Machine ripped Hammond Tech 91-62, Michigan City 92-63, Froebel 95-75, and Hammond High 88-33. Having acquired an 18-2 pre-tourney record and ranking fourth in the final UPI poll, the Senators were faced with a task of overcoming a much improved Hammond Tech Quintet in the first game of the sectionals. Tech ' s tigers played their greatest game since they had won the STATE TITLE in 1940. The final score was 54-50, with Bobby Cantrell, who sank 9 of 18 shots, gaining credit for the victory. The second contest with Griffith was close during the first half; but our Senators, sparked by Ron Divjak, who hit 21 points, pulled away in the second half and emerged with a 57-42 win. E. C. Roosevelt was the next victim as they fell before the hands of the eventual STATE CHAMPS by a final count of 60-48. Divjak again netted 21 points. Highland, the people ' s choice, was pitted against our five in the Sectional Finals and forced to accept only their second defeat of the year as they were overwhelmed by the hot shooting of Divjak (22), Lamar (16), and Cantrell (15). The final verdict was 83-66; the first lap of the STATE march was successfully completed. Virgil Sweet ' s Valparaiso Vikings were the afternoon op- ponents of the Solons in the Regional. Phil Dawkins, who was plagued with the flu during the preceding three weeks, appeared to have made a complete recovery as he notched 30 points in the 79-60 shellacking. The Regional finals found Gary Roosevelt, one of the two teams that beat us during the regular season, as our adversary. The lead wavered back and forth during this great cage battle, but because of the Senators ' sterling team ef- fort, the Panthers were repulsed by a score of 60-58. The road was getting tougher all the time. Lafayette did not prove to be a detour for the Calumet en- try this year as it had in the past. The Senators edged Logans- port and their fabulous Dan Farrell 66-59 in the opening contest and then ripped Covington, the winningest team in the state, 77-51. Indianapolis was finally reached after a journey of eight nerve-wracking games. Coach Baratto must have wanted to hide all his offensive and defensive devices from Muncie ' s Bearcats, who were 102-66 victors over luckless Bloomington in the open- ing afFair. Our boys defeated Fort Wayne Central by only one point, 62-61, in one of their poorest played games of the year. The final game was a different story, however; the Senators, angry at themselves for their afternoon blunders, bounced right back to club Muncie ' s first ranked, undefeated, and unanimously favored quintet 75-59 and to bring the Calumet Area its first STATE CHAMPIONSHIP in 20 years and Washington High School its first STATE CHAMPIONSHIP in the History of the School. Coach Johnnie Baratto Dorryl Willtomt — Center Jom« Bolton — Center Artis Johnton — Forward Phillip Dawkins — forward Cooch Johnnie Borotto and ttie IHSAA STATE CHAMPIONS, 1960, TROPHY for BASKETBALL. Ronald Divjok — Forward Robert Contrell — Guard Sommie Lee Tillman — Center Percy Hunt — Guard Ruben Rodriguez — Guard Rudolph Lamar — Guard ii@« ni S H % 33j| f bL  o «te 45 Wr ' v_ i 44 ♦il ffT rf y 4JM If iJiJii • wt t VARSITY SQUAD l-r: Robert Cantrell, Eugene Hanes, Percy Hunt, Wa-jel C iz, cc ' :; S Phillip Dawk ins, Darryl Williams, Jim Bakos, Ronald Divjak, Sam Titlman, Rub«n Rodriguez, Artis Johnson, Ronald Kragulac, Rudy Lamor, Walter Turpin. B-TEAM BASKETBALL Kneeling l-n Managers: J. Machuca, D. Vinovidi, G. Habel. 1 st row: R. Johnson, E. Perez, D. Senders, B. Rivers, G. Toy bos, L. Adams, R. Miles. 2nd row: E. Hanes, G. Fields, J. Sharik, L. Mur- rillo, R. Kragulac, J. Zych. 3rd row: Coach Nick Sarengach, J. Blanchord. R. Mason, D. Williams. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Kneeling: Manager G- Habel. 1st row: Coach John Molodet, M. Mileusnic, W. Smith, W. Johnson. E. Bradford, F. Alcala, F. Gorzo, C. Lyerla. 2nd row: W. Kish, L Morgan. P. Dotlich, B. Rivers, C. Honey, R. Ruff, L Adams. 3rd row: S. Wolfson, J. Blake. R. Mason. J. Zych, W. Askew. 93 «r A 1st row l-r; J. Lawrence, T. Garza, P. Yuritich, K. Vanderzeyde, D. Kielbasa, R. Bailey, R. Shawver. 2nd row: P. Velasquez, D. Kucinski, J. Grabski, M. Rodgers, K. Anderson, R. Amescua. 3rd row: M. Hernandez, Coach Alex Sarkision, Principal John P. Fox, Athletic Director John W. Patrick, R. Moreno. WRESTLING TEAM This year ' s wrestling team, ably coached by Alex Sarkisian, fin- ished the season with a respectable 4-4-2 record; but the tearr really hit its peak during the Conference Meet. The Senators placed First in their own Western Division and finished Third in the Conference, Maurice Rodgers and Richey Rodgers became Conference Champs, and Don Kielbasa and Dennis Kucinski snatched Third Place Honors. Kenny Anderson also made a creditable showing as he took a Fourth Place. Three of these fine Senator matmen — Maurice Rodgers, Richey Rodgers, and Don Kielbasa — continued in their winning ways and grabbed Sectional Crowns, thereby qualifying for the Regional Meet. Maurice Rodgers was the only member of this trio that emerged vic- torious from the Regional competition, as Richey Rodgers was upset, and Don Kielbasa had to settle for a Third Place position. Maurice then advanced to the Finals at Indianapolis and finished the season undefeated. He won the State Title and acquired the points which accounted for the Senators ' fifth place State Ranking. ECHGO Coach Alex Sarkisian Don Kielbasa 3rd Conference 1st Sectional 3rd Regionat Dennis Kucinski 3rd Conference 4th Sectional Maurice Rodgers Ist Conference 1 st Sectional 1st Regional 1 St State Richey Rodgers 1st Conference 1st Sectional 3rd Regional %  v CCH60 eCHGO CROSS COUNTRY Although our Varsity Cross Country Team tried their best to win a meet this yeor, ttie closest they came to a victory was o narro- three points. The closed the ear with a not very impressive 0-1 1 record, but all was not in despair. Their understudies, the Frosh- Soph unit, completed their season with an exactly opposite record, eleven wins and no losses. The Freshman-Sophomore entr , coached by Mr. Clifford Freiberger and paced by George Anguiano, who has not been de- feated in eighteen consecutive meets, won the Northern Indiana High School Con- ference CHAMPIONSHIP b defeating Val- paraiso, Gar Emerson, and Hammond High at the Valparaiso Country Club. This same group won the Tri-City Meet in Hammond, defeating Hammond High, Hammond Tech, Hammond Morton, Hammond Clark, Whit- ing, and East Chicago Roosevelt. WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY TEAM 1st row j-r: R. Rivera, J. Buggs, R. Flores, D. Kietbosa, I. Goodman, P. Mikler. 2nd row: E. Padilla, G. Angulono, Wm. Johnson, N. Tumbus, A. Poulcstelis. 3rd row: Coach Clifford Freiberger, T. Konkoty, E. Golich, J. Sharik, A. Pena, J. Melendez. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM 1st row l-r: R. Rivera, i. Goodman, G. Anguiano, Wm. Johnson, J. Buggs, P. Mikler. 2nd row: Coach Freiberger, E. Golich, J. Sharik, N. Tumbos. TROPHIES: WNIHSC FROSH-SOPH CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY - TRLCITY FROSH-SOPH CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY. TENNIS Kneeling l-n D. Hurst, M. Mileusnic, R. Ference, R. Lipner, R. RufF. Standing: R. Castle, L. McClain, C. Master- son, R. Kraguloc, T. Corr, D. Knoll, L. Smith, Coach Sarengoch. TRACK CONFERENCE INDOOR 880 RELAY CHAMPIONS l-r: D. Buckingham, R. Smith, P. Hunt, D. Love. George Anguiano 2nd, Mile Run Don Buckingham 2nd, Broad Jump Eugene Hones Coaches Wilber Clark and Clifford Freiberger. WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR TRACK MEN l-r: K. Anderson, V. Celmi, Cooch Clifford Freiberger, P. Hunt, D. Buckinghom, D. Lc e. Western Division N.I.H.S.C. Trophy. Percy Hunt 3rd, 60 Yard Dash 3rd, Low Hurdles Clarence Robinson Donald Love nd, 60 Yard Dash 2nd, Low Hurdles 2nd, High Hurdles 3rd, High Jump Richey Rodgers 2nd, 440 Dash Ronald Sm ' ith 1st, 440 Dash 1st, Brood Jump BASEBALL BASEBALL TEAM 1st row 1-r: A. Paukstelis, Manager, S. Wolfson, P. Dotlich, M. Ortiz, E. Bradford, L. Oloh, M. Mileusnic, P. Mikler, D. Vinovich, Manager. 2nd row; T. Konkoly, D. Kucinski, J. Rhodes, M. Machuca, A. Sinclair, M. Makis, A. Sopko. 3rd row: R. Cantrell, W. Mish, E. Zak, R. Divjak, J. Zych, R. Sambor, J. Barrios, Coach Schweingruber. RETURNING LETTERMEN 1st row 1-r: E. Zak, R. Divjak, W. Mish, L Olah, M. Ortiz. 2nd row: R. Cantrell, R. Sambor, T. Konkoly, J. Rhodes, D. Kucinski, A. Sinclair. GOLF WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL GOLF TEAM In center: Daniel Pavelich. 1-r: V. Dunn, J. Popovich, D. Nicholls, D. Baker, C. Rumas, R. Nicksic, R. Lahti, D. Knall, Coach John Molodet. UNDER GRADUATES 1st row 1-r: J. Barrios, A. Sopko, P. Dotlich, P. Mikler, J. Zych. 2nd rowi M. Makis, M. Ortiz, M. Machuca, A. Sinclair, M. Mileusnic. SENIOR GOLFERS Ronald Nicksic and Daniel Pavelich. FRIENDS and PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Lupe Alcala Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Altenderfer Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Ancich Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson Ann ' s Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Alex Arombulo Mr. and Mrs. John Bokos Mr. and Mrs. John Balazs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bannister Mrs. S. Basiaga Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bayer Mr. and Mrs. John Beda Betty ' s Food Shop Beal ' s Garage Billy ' s Snack Shop Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bolden Bonich Texaco Service Mr. and Mrs. Hozy Bridgeman Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cantrell Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Casey Mr. and Mrs. J. Celms Miss Teck Chiaravalle Mr. and Mrs. C. 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SAFETY OF YOUR SAVINGS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF EAST CHICAGO 4740 Indianapolis Blvd. — 2115 Broadway EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM Compliments of COMBUSTION ENGINEERS INC 103 m PROTECT PRECIOUS EYESIGHT With PLENTY OF GOOD LIGHT NORTHERM INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE CO. ATLAS PHOTOGRAPHER Our School Photographer 3609 MAIN STREET Phone EX 8-0972 104 COMPLIMENTS OF REAVEN S Exclusive Distributors of Wallace, Gorham, Reed Barton, Towie, Lunt Sterling and all nationally known brands. Join our Sterling Silver Club 3403 MICHIGAN AVENUE PHONE EX 7-1011 UNITED STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA C.I.O. - Local No. 1011 3707 Grand Boulvard Indiana Harbor, Indiana Congratulations to the Class of 60 OLESKA FUNERAL CHAPELS 140tli Elm street East Chicago, Indiana MICHAEL J. OLESKA MARY O. PASTRICK CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FRIEDMAN JEWELERS and OPTOMETRISTS Your Official Headquarters for CLASS RINGS ■ CLASS PINS 809 West Chicago Avenue East Cliicago, Indiana Phone EX 7-2S0C 105 A. P. DAVIS and COMPANY 4532 INDIANAPOLIS BOULEVARD EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA Congratulations from Club Carousel 106 The young people you see in these pictures are all on their way to successful careers in one of America ' s basic industries . . . steel. They decided (as we hope you will decide) to let Inland Steel Company help them plan their future. Some are gaining knowledge and experience in spe- cial trades to become journeyman machinists, car- penters or electricians . . . some are concentrating on certain phases of steelmaking by working in the open hearth shops, the cold rolling mills or the galvanizing lines. Still others are working in laboratories building a sound foundation for a future in steel research. Inland offers the high school graduate an excellent opportunity to further his education. Employees may participate in a variety of on-the-job training pro- grams, or they can continue their formal education by registering for evening courses offered by local Purdue and Indiana University Extension Centers. Plan now to investigate the unlimited opportunities for you in steel . . . with the midwest ' s own steel company . . . inland steel. INLAND STEEL COMPANY Indiana Harbor Works Employment Division 3113 Block Avenue East Chicago, Indiana 107 Congratulations to the Class of 60 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mish EAST CHICAGO SHEET METAL Co. 1601-03 BROADWAY EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA CLUB DEL KAPPA 1st Row l-r: Barbara Tonkovich, Sandy Haluska, Shirley Hribljon, Jeanette Malikoff, Karen Wheeler. 2nd Row l-r: Yvonne Chobanov, Sylvia Koitch, Lois Josvai. 3rd Row l-r: Pat Kale, Mary Ann Dust, Pat Hill, Sandra Eskoff, Faith Walsh, Cindy Ka- jewski, Monica Mazrimas, Ann Haluska. 108 Graver Tank Mfg. Co. 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' ' ' A L- ( 4 i ,,■ ' ? , e( rf p . d ' j ' ' ud ' jo --7 ; y . ■ ' r %.r e - f - s -. -- ' zs:::! - . 2 ? 7 ■(s ( 1 ' - 0 .. -J:l - $Ujl ) Qi ' cJi - M- ) .3. :x JV m 1 ( NIFTY IN SIXTY i n±± The Washington High School Music Department The Sixty-second Annual COMMENCEMENT Washington High School East Chicago, Indiana Washington Auditorium June 8, 1960 Eight o ' clock .m._ !l !m.-Mt . -1 NIFTY IN SIXTY WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL CP Abernathy, Shirley T CP Anderson, Kenneth Edward B T Arias, Joseph G CP ■Arnold, Dion Allan B B Alcala, Freda Dolores CP CP Ancich, Madelynne Louise •CP CP Bailey, Mildred Patricia B G Bailey, Rudolph Ira B CP Bakos, James Martin CP CP Balazs, Patricia Catherine CP CP Bannister, Kathleen CP B Barrera, Celia CP B Barrios, Johnny CP T Basiaga, Edward Longin CP B Beda, Elizabeth Ann CP T Beda, Peter Joseph T B Bell, Edythe Ann CP CP Berea,Gundula CP B Bill, Marlene Veronica CP B Blanco, Lupe Dolores G CP Bolden, Gregory Oliver CP B Bolla, Barbara Anne CP G Bradley, Kenneth H. G G Bridgeman, Howard L. CP B Brown, Patricia CP B Bruno, Margaret Elizabeth •G G Buckingham, Don Earl B B Budrys, Ingrid B CP Buggs, Bunny Dean B CP Cantrell, Robert John G CP Carr, Anthony CP G Carter, William, Jr CP CP Celms, Bill Vilnis ' ■ CP B Chobanov, Yvonne T T Christodoulakis, Louis CP CP Coapstick, Marguerite Eleanor CP G Cristea, Patricia Ann G B Culver, Judith Elaine CP B Culver, Roberta Anne CP CP Cunningham, Wayne G. D. CP CP Daly, Mark Joseph G CP Daniels, Betty Anne Kathleen T CP Davis Edgar Lee CP G Davis, Leila Mae G CP Dawkins, Phillip Douglas G CP Derkacy, David Joseph B CP Divjak Ronald CP CP Dust, Maryann Carol CP CP Ebel, Mary E. CP CP Elish, Nance Jean B CP Eskoff, Alexandra Jean B CP Even, John Gregory B G Fenyves, Katalin Eva CP CP Ference, Richard Dennis CP CP Ferencz, Louis James G CP Flores, Roy B B Flynn, Merle Jean B G Gailes, William CP T Gallegos, John Joe B Galvan, Carlos Garza, Caroline Glover, John Henry Gonzalez, Anna Marie Goodman, Michael Allan Gordon, Terrence R. Grasha, Maryann D. Green, Joan Louise Gruszka, Ben John Gustaitis, John William Gutierrez, Felix dejesus Gutierrez, Robert Joseph Haluska, Sandra Joyce Hercey, Robert Larry Hill, Patricia Irene Hobson, Lawrence Larry Hoflman, Frank Joseph Hrabich, Vincent III Hribljan, Shirley J. Hunt, Percy Benjamin Jernigan, James Arthur Johnson, Artis Johnson, James Lloyd Johnson, Minnie Pearl Johnson, Pearl Ella Jones, Roxy Ann Josvai, Lois Jean Jurik, Georgetta Lane Kale, Patricia Elizabeth Kelly, Theresa Mary Kielbasa, Donald John Kollintzas, Anthony George Konkoly, Thomas Steven Krupa, William Michael Kucinski, Deneen Ellen Kucinski, Dennis Chester Kulig, Lawrence Edward Kutsugeras, Louis Ladella, Danice Lane, Anita Louise Lash, David Link, John Howard Liss, Barry Lopez, Ann Lopez, Marie Socorro Lopez, Mary Louise Love, Donald Robert Ludwig, Aurel Lukacek, Anna Mae Luna, Elaine M. Malave, Loyda E. Malikoff, Jeanette Mamula, Ray Steven Maniotes, Nick Mantis, Pauline Helen Manzo, Lydia Marie Markovich, Rose Mary Louise Mason, Cheryl Maureen Mazrimas, Monica Frances The Washington High School Music Department D A- CLASS OF 1960 CP McClain, Alfonso Brent CP B McCraney, Captoria G CP Meeks, Thomas David CP •CP Mestrich, Richard Keith B CP Metz, Mary Louise CP G Milausnic, Joseph Peter G CP Mish, William Stanley B CP Mitchell, Nathaniel G B Morales, Anita CP B Moreno, Connie . T G Murillo, John B CP Myers, Edward Edsel B G Nan, Myra Beth I B B Nava, Erlinda CP CP NichoUs, David Herbert CP CP Nicksic, Ronald Leon CP G Olah, Louis B CP Pastor, Mihailo, B. G CP Paukstelis, Aldona E. G G Patterson, Andrew Lee G CP Pavelich, Daniel Robert CP CP Pena, Alphonso G G Perez, Gloria Lori B CP Peterson, Joyce Jean CP B Petroskey, Mariam Cecilia G CP Price, Robert Daniel B G Prieto, Beatrice Rosetta CP B Prieto, Socorro Ahedo T CP Puotra, Kazimieras B G Ramirez, Joseph Raymond , CP CP Ramos, Frances B CP Reed, Joyce Arlene CP T Reyes, Fred Gonsalo ' CP CP Reyna, Artemio C. CP G Rhodes, John Wesley B CP Richmond, Nancylee CP B Ritchey, Florence Veronica G CP Rodgers, Maurice B B Rodriguez, Rebecca CP B Romero, Marie Luisa G B Rosa, Alicia T B Rozow, Joan Patricia CP CP Rubesha, Rudolph Joseph B CP Ruder, Susan M. G CP Rumas, Chris George G B Runzer, Ortrud Hannelore CP CP Sambor, Robert J. B CP Sarantis, Rebecca CP CP Schlarp, William Troy CP B Scott, Clyde Edward CP B Business Course G CP College Preparatory Course T Shehigian, Franklin Roosevelt Sifel, Edward John Simon, Daniel Timothy Siukola, Helen Marianna Slivka, William John Smith, Gloria Smith, Mary Lou •Smith, Melva Jean Sobieske, Robert H. Spencer, Ernest Edward Spencer Shirley Yvonne Spisak, Andrea Mae Spisak, Margaret Ann Stankszewski, Stanley H. Steffen, George Warren Steikunas, Algis John Stowell, Janice Julie Sufak, Robert Joseph Sukta, John Andrew Tarver, Lucille Taybos, Diane Lynne Tillman, Sam Tirilis, Sandra Jean Tonkovich, Barbara Mary Torres, Inez Toth, Rosalie Catherine Townsend, Larry Lee Turpin, William James Udowski, Nancy Carole Valenzuela, Henry John Vargas, Beatrice Elisa Vega, William M. Vela, Albert Velasquez, Paul Joseph Velligan, Judith Denise Vermaelen, Katherine Mary Visaraga, Candidio Jude Vlahinich, Diane T. Vrcelj, Marko Anthony Walsh, Faith Katherine Weldon, William C, Jr. Wheeler, Karen Louise Whiting, Albert Raymond Williams, Courtney Williams, Darryl Rome Williams, Joe Henry Williams, Norma Jean Woodrow, Judy Ann Zak, Eli Edward Zura, Mary Ann General Course Trade and Industry Course Member of The National Honor Society CLASS SPONSORS Mr Charles K. Palmer, Chairman; Miss Olive M. Boyd,Counselor Mr. Giannopoulos, Miss Kozacik, Mr. Lucas, Miss Naumoff, Miss Overpeck, Mr. Porter CLASS COLORS: Old Rose and SUver NIFTY JJM SIXTY GRADUATION EXERCISES •PROCESSIONAL Pomp and Circumstance - Elgar Washington Concert Orchestra Charles R. Buckley, Conducting NATIONAL ANTHEM Orchestra and Audience INVOCATION Rabbi A. Aaron Sega] Congregation B ' nai Israel PRESENTATION OF BOARD Superintendent Dan Simon ADDRESS Tickets, Please Sterling L. Shaw Associate Director of Admissions, Purdue University PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE John Evon, Leader President of Class of 1960 PRESENTATION OF CLASS Principal John P. Fox Assisted by: Thomas V. Altenderfer Assistant Principal Carl E. Johnson, Assistant Principal tPRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Superintendent Dan Simon BENEDICTION Dr. Arthur A. Ludwig Indiana Harbor Hungarian Evangelical and Reformed Church ♦RECESSIONAL Festival March - Bergen Orchestra The audience will please remain seated during both processional and recessional. fThe audience will please refrain from applauding the receipt of diplomas by Individual graduates; likewise, attendants are asked to respect the dignity of the occasion by not snapping flash cameras. BOARD OF EDUCATION Charles J. Esola, President Royal H. Byron, Treasurer Irving L. Lewin, Secretary Thad M. Dywan James A. Melyon HONORS and AWARDS Washington High School gold medal for girls Nancy Udowski Washington High School silver medal for girls Karen Wheeler Washington High School gold medal for boys John Gustaitis Washington High School silver medal for boys Michael Goodman Edwin J. Carlson cash award for girls Madelynne Ancich J. W. Lees Memorial cash award Henry Valenzuela Abe Ottenheimer Memorial service medal Margaret Bruno Progressive Literary and Art Club scholarship for girls Caroline Flye Alice Grove Memorial scholarship _ Joseph Grabski Beta Sigma Chapter of Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority Psi Iota Xi scholarship Judy Woodrow Beta Nu Chapter East Chicago Rotary Club service medal Robert Hercey C. I. O. Phillip Murray Athletic award Robert Contrell Business and Professional Women ' s Club service medal Deneen Kucinski Washington High School PTA scholarship Dennis Kucinski John and Mary Mills scholarship Barbara Tonkovich Indiana University Calumet Center work scholarships Joan Rozow Celia Barrera WHS PRESS The Washington High School Music Department Presents ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT April 12, 1956 Washington Gymnasium Piogiain 7:30 P.M. hJ O O K U J Cfl ffi s O 1— 1 O O fe t-H a w Pi !- O w S o l 2 -a o : b o o I-l §■ f5 - Oi o CO t 5 Q O tij s s o o ■H-J ?T1 D CO s? : . ' 3 r NIFTY JN SIXTY The Washington High School Music Department Presents ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT April 12, 1956 Washington Gymnasium Program 7:30 P.M. a cj e a o .O fS o a; o « ts fc, g t . Cq Kf ' CQ ' • S g .2 M _g 2 riS rS U U s- § g , .iS O U u 1 Q es  U •4-i ..-H Eli CO - £ S g 1 g w fl o en n3 •I—  S • o ' a! _? 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PQ QJ PQ l-O PL QJ O - -j a -0 •4-J o QJ PL ■T3 o QJ - a PQ QJ QJ QJ u L-U Qj cn U £ o u U QJ -it: a U Pki QJ QJ o U NIFTY UM SIXTY The Washington High School Music Department Presents ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT April 12, 1956 Washington Gymnasium Piogiam 7:30 P.M. - SPONSORS We wish to acknowledge and thank the following for sponsor- ing the teams ' personnel: Harbison Walker Julius Dull Daniel Dull Harold Cantrell Leonard Balon Dr. and Mrs. Joesph R. Jarabak Dr. A. M. Johnson Harold Helbling James Nolan John Rudzinski Albert Nelson Ben Kaminski Caliraiet Equipment Supply Euchd Drug Store J. D. Rocco Co. John Jeorse Michael Yaros Kleintnan Drugs Mike ' s Hardware First Federal Savings Loan Youngstown Sheet Tube Co. Continental Roll Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Morris Loiiis Sertich Alfred Kovach Nathan Levin Barney Mitchell Robert L. Smith Frank Badnar W. A. Blake Phillip Toth Don Yohe J. B. Donovan Wm. B. Baker Louis Porter Inland Steel Company Ed Laskowski I. H. Dairy Queen New Era Corporation Sedans Dick ' s Texaco Service Nagdeman ' s John Rakoczy Joseph Kurmis Melyon Bros. Service Main Sports Walter Jeorse Jack Brenman Dr. J. C. Fleisher John Nan Andrew S. Kovacik Walter Matusek James Dent Sam Bushemi Vana ' s Service Ike Newell Jack Newell James F. Ginther Ideal Roofers Vic Szurgot Stanley Yakaibaitis OUie Wleklinski John Brozovic BUI Gardner Steve Chovanic Marcus Motors Steve Gurekovich H. Layer Gerry Daerr Joseph Rakowski John Suty ■ft NIFTY J l SIXTY f T Jl TNT 1 The Washington High School Music Department Presents ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT April 12, 1956 Washington Gymnasium Piogiam 7:30 P.M. THREE BEARS Long Narrator: Mrs. Mildred Sutton t OJ QJ 3.. W3 ssjl „ . O --Q o s. -Soi .T m o-— c •- fl) W r.. 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