Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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l 5 LATIN CLUB Niiss Burns is always kind enough to enter- tain the Latin Club the iirst time. Of course, I suppose she thinks sheid better have it before the kids get better acquainted and knock things to pieces. lVhen oflicers were elected Harry YVeiler was chosen Senior Consul, and Clarice Gardner. Junior fonsulg Barbara Olds. Seriba, and lid Dunkin. Quaestor. then we have four aidiles who plan games for us, they are: Betty Niblock, .lean Fisher, Keith Yoder. and .loc Drummond. Keith. however. doesn't do much: he is usually hiding under the piano or annoying someone. ll'e always have large attendance at the meetings. because swell refreshments are served. Sometimes we sing songs in Latin and you have never heard such harmony. espe- cially from Jayne Murphy and Betty Niblock. The year's program ended with a picnic supper. DEBATE CLUB The first time the debate class met there were sixteen present, and Mr. Huffman told us enough about debate procedure to last for six or eight weeks at least. Then we started arguing on the lithiopian situation. lve were trying to find out whether it was raining eats and dogs or cannon balls. Mack lVhite won, as usual. Plenty of time was spent on socialized medicine, and we had a heated discussion on the question. ive traveled to Goshen. Fort YVayne. Purdue. and Mishawaka. Page Forty-nine

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At thc first social lllK'l'tlllg' of the Spanish Cluh Miss llllfllhillll, of thc Y. VV. V. A., guvv u Tall: on Chile' fnol 1'c-i's-r.'ing1'lo the weather nor to that Mexican fooclj. In DL'Cft'llIlJC1', lluscniznry Smith wus hostc-ss to thc Clnistums party hut Santa fuilml to uppc-au: Tl1CJ2llll181'ylllCCtllllI,llEld at the honu- of 'thc Shrcincr lads, was in thc' fUl'll1 of il picnic' suppcr. lnilizllion for lhe new nuemhcrs was thc main fc-aturc of entcrtzximnent. Clyclc Martin was 1'l5f0l6CtE?Cl president the scconcl seam- TUOIU. A Joint D2lIlC'l' was hold May 1 with lhc FI'4'll1.'ll Club Presicla-nt ....,..,,....................... Clyde' Martin Vice l'r4-siclent ,,.. Secretzn'y ....,., 'lll'C2LSlll'l'I' ...W,..,. Social C'l1:Li1'11m11 ....7,, nun ,... ---Mary Jean Snyder Progrzun Clmirn 6 Q !illi Page Forly-eight First N14 nmstrf r Office rx ----Fred lflmlwarmls -------.lohn Jay ------Ellen Conlcy -----VValter Sixreixim' ster, Qpcrsolmlity winslj Ea:-h club furnishecl pan , at :L husinvss meeting in Miss King's 'l of thc Jl'0Y'l'2llIl. E Svrfoml Sl4'IIlf'.'ffl4l' Offirfnrs Presimlcnt ...... Vice Prcsidcnt- -- Secretary ...-,. Treaisurcr --------- Social CllH.ll'lllZlIl 1Jl'0g1'illll Chairu --------------------------Clymlc Martin ---Thonizxs lloovcr -----------John Jay ----Wallemcc Shreincr ------ ---------Helcn Butls-r uln ..,, ---.fllury Juni Snyclcr Evcryonc in French Club, including thc sponsor, is supposc-cl to speak Frm-nch during mccl- ings. XVhen .Tack Curr prcsimlcs, he complies, having his spcechcs writte-n out lu-fore thc meeting starts, thc secretary, Hatfield or Scars, also couiplics, with rn-corrls written hy Miss Uunning- hznn. But bcyoncl this, us coinmon IIl0lIlbCl'5 falter. French plays, travel talks, and geum-fa form the bulk of our programs. These ingredients are scusonccl with tha- spice of Miss Cunning! hann's wit. OFFICERS Jack Carr .......,.. ....... I jrcsidcnt Dm-unis Smith --- ........... 'llI'QiiSlll'l5l' Alla Marie Foster .... ---Vice President Jcun Forc1nan--- ---Progrznn cllllllflllilll Murybetli Sears --- ----- Secretary Muriel YVillia111s--- ---Social Clllllflllilll

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pl A l 5 Page Fifty N 'U The Hi-Y lads were ust another bunch of rowdics until Parliamentary procedure was initiated. Now they behave like perfect ladies and gentlemen Qpardon the ladiesj During the Hrst semester, school spirit was ,discussed at the meetings and some interest- ing discussions resulted. The Hi-Y is one of the most active clubs in E. H. S. having meetings every Tuesday and throwing more parties than any other club in school. On November 22 we had a Treasure Hunt and BOX. The participants, breaking the rules, danced in the Y. M. C. A. after the treasure hunt. On March 10, Bob Lewis and Phyllis Borger presided at a joint program of the Hi-Y and Girl Reserves held at the Y. M. C. A. Mr. Holdeman, speaking at one of the meetings, became very interested in the club and offered to pay the expenses of sending the new officers to the Otlicers' Convention at Indianapolis. April 3 and -lf. An honorary degree was bestowed on Rev. Shake of the Trinity hi. E., who led devotional services at a number of meetings. A no Near the close of the year, graduat'ing SCIITOTS VVCYC glVC11 SYVCZITCTS ill liiiffplllg WVltll the tradition of the club. The otlicers are as follows: President ..... ................... 44Robert Lewis Vice President---- .... Bob Emmons Secretary ...... Treasurer .... lll'UgL'l'illll .......... Social Chairman .................. ----Fred Edwards ----Bob Birnie ----Earl Keech ----JaCk Jones President .......................... Robert Lewis Vice-President .... ...,.. J ack Eason Secretary ...... Treasurer .... l,I'UgI'tllH ......... Social Chairman .... ----Fred Edwards VVayne Lansche - --Keith Schutt - -- -Earl Reech