Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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THE PENNANT Who 55571931 CHPQ and What C6718-17 fDz'o' JOHN PRUGH-Coming in to school from his home at Simonton Lake Johnnie always fairly sizzled with pep. was a noted member of the Boys' Glee Club and sang a high tenor: could he reach those high notes? CARL RADTKE-Carl, as a freshman, went out for Sandbur football and interclass track. FAYE REDMAN-The gen- eral information in our midst. The Pennant office knows Faye not only as a Weekly worker, but also as an Annual worker. Faye was always busily occupied with numerous activities-chiefly, Rah! Rahl, Latin, Drama, and Forum Club events. LAURA BELLE REED-Laura Belle came to our high school from Ligonier High School. which she attended for nearly two years. Interested in art work, she joined the Art Club, and has been' an active member. MARIANNA REIFF-Anyone who .would visit our high school library frequently would soon know Marianna. She was a capable library assistant for four,-years straight-a good record. She also sang in the Glee Club as freshman. RAYMOND REIM-As a senior Ray served as student representative for the football squad. When a freshman, he was a basketball player and as a sophomore, a wrestler. JOHN REINER-As a sophomore, John went out for wrestling and stayed in that activity for a year. John was a hard-working, courteous student. CLAIR REPLOGLE -How Clair can play that piano! He was in the Boys' Glee Club for four years-and of course, took part in the operettas that E. H. S. has given the past three years. He also had quite a responsible part in the Passion Play. JOE M. RINALDI-Rinaldi! Who could forget this black, curly-headed athlete? He starred on our football field-and also on our gym floor during basketball season. But wait, he also was a golfer and a trackman, a Fight- ing Fifty member and class vice-president in his sophomore year. WALTER RINEHART--His blond curls, his smile and his constant humming of the latest tunes-as well as his dependability, will help us all to remember Walt. As a junior he held a responsible position on the Pennant Weekly--and as a senior he was Associate Editor on the Annual. The Hi-Y, Forum, Drama and Spanish Clubs included him as a member. He also played in A Successful Calamity and took part in interclass basketball. KATHERINE JANE ROBBINS- Kate -the other of the blond Robbins duo. We all will remember her as an active Rah! Rah! and Girl Reserve member. When she was a junior, she was a reporter on the Pennant Weekly. KENNETH ROBBINS-Kenny-of the Robbins' twins- was active in athletics. He was on both varsity track and varsity football teams. Other activities were Hi-Y, Art and Math Clubs. EVELYN ROBINSON-Bright-haired Evelyn--her name is often linked with a certain? She is also seen with him quite frequently. As a senior, she belonged to the Drama Club, and as a sophomore and freshman to the Art Club. JEANNETTE RODEGEB-We girls all know Jeannette-who used to Cand still doesj -draw those beau- tiful girls-how we envied her. 'She was active on the gym floor as a basketball player, and in her freshman year was an active Girl Reserve. She was interested in art work and joined the Art Club. HARRIETT ROOSE-Besides being a brilliant scholar, Harriett went out for girls' basketball for three years. She was an active member of the Latin, Drama and Girl Reserve Clubs. DONALD ROSE-Don takes mechanical drawing and in the evening, he spends part of his time working at the Y. M. C. A. LOUIS ROWE-Although he didn't play football this year, his splendid work on the field for three years is not forgotten. Louis also helped as student trainer this year. LILLIAN RUSSELL-Lillian, a dark-haired ambitious girl, who after being out of school for a number of years, came back and scored high grades. MILTON H. RUT- TER-Quite a manager--this Milton Rutter. For three years he served as student manager of the basketball, football. and track teams and thus, his services became invaluable. He also played in interclass basketball for four years. MAR- GARET SALTZBERRY-The girl with the dimples! Margaret belonged to the Girl Reserves for four years. RUBY SAMPLE-Besides school work and activities, Ruby has done quite a bit of piano playing as an accom- panist for vocalists outside of school. She has majored in French, and belongs to the French Club, serving as its vice-president this last semester. She also is a Drama Club member. HELEN SAWYER-Helen has been in E. H. S. only one year coming from Concord High School where she took active part. We know she has enjoyed being here just as much as we have enjoyed having her. DEMARUS SCI-IMELTZ-DeMarus is often seen pounding dili- gently on a typewriter. She has been an important member of the Commercial Club. CECIL SCHNEIDER- Cecil is a quiet boy with blonde hair. He belonged to Hi-Y for two years and took part in interclass sports. DOROTHY SCOTT-Another pretty little blond! Dorothy, as a senior, belonged to the French, Art and Drama Clubs-and as a junior was on the Pennant Weekly advertising staff. MARY SCOTT--Mary is known through- out E. H. S. as having a very sweet disposition. Although she has taken part only in Art Club activities, she has ac- quired many friends. MARIE SELBIG-Marie is the type of person who is very industrious and ambitious. She took a Commercial course and belonged to the Commercial Club. MARLOWE SHAW--This handsome lad made a fine showing on the football and track teams. He also was president of the Art Club, belonged to the Fighting Fifty, and had a part in New Brooms. MILO WILLIAM SHELER-An excellent commercial student who always knows the answer to his lessons. CHARLOTTE S-HELT-Charlotte is a quiet girl whose sweet disposition has been an asset to our class. She be- longed to Girl Reserves. HENRY F. SHEPHERD-Remember that bright green tie he once wore? Henry sang in the Boy's Glee Club when he was a junior and as a sophomore went out for Sandbur football. EDYTHE SHIG- LEY-Edythe is very much interested in music and is a lovely singer. She was in the Glee Club chorus, Girl Re- serves and Drama Club. ' Page Twenty-three

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THE PENNANT Who Ghey Clfre and What 55719-y CDz'o' p CLARALEE SHORT-Claralee had one of the leads in our senior play, A Successful Calamity. She is a good student with an attractive personality. She was a member of the Art and Drama Clubs. PERRY SLAGLE- Perry came to Elkhart High from Delta, Ohio, where he was very active in all sports and dramatic productions. MIRIAM SMELTZER-Another sweet member of the Rah! Rah! gang, who was also active in Latin Club and Drama Club. Miriam was the treasurer of her class for two semesters. HENRY SMITH-Henry is a very popu- lar ladies' man. He belonged to the Fighting Fifty, Drama and Glee Clubs. He also worked on the Pennant Annual. DORIS SMITH-Doris always does her best in accomplishing whatever she has to do. She took a Latin course and belonged to the Latin Club and Drama Club. MAXINE SMITH-Although she is one of our quieter mem- bers we have enjoyed having Maxine with us. Having graduated from the Commercial course, she expects to be in an office soon. We hope she gets one. MILDRED SMITH-Mildred is one that will be glad to graduate-or so she says. She has been a commercial student and as a junior, belonged to the Commercial Club. JOHN SMITHERS - Down the field-he's off for a twenty-five-yard dash! It's a touchdown! Smithers starred frequently on the football field. He was a varsity man in track and basketball, too, besides being vice-president of his class for two semesters. He also belonged to the Fighting Fifty, Drama, and Hi-Y Clubs.- FRANCES SNELLENBERGER-Frances is the little. dark-eyed girl with a big, lovely voice, who played the part of Albertine, the French maid in the senior play, A Successful Calamity. She belonged to the Forum Club, Drama and French Clubs, besides playing basketball and volleyball. BERNICE SONBURG--Bernice was a com- mercial student and a steady, capable one at that. Remember how we all used to struggle through those economic exams? JUANITA SPADE-Juanita's lovely soprano voice has be!n heard in many operettas and concerts. VIR- GINIA SQUIRE-Virginia is quiet and, some say, a mysterious member of the Rah! Rah's! Drama and Latin Clubs were her specialties. She helped along on the Pennant Annual by pounding the typewriter keys. . MEYER STEINBERG--An intelligent young man who is interested in chemistry and proves his ability in the chemistry class. OREN S,T.EMBEL-His jolly good humor has won him many friends. He is a good dramatics student and was a member of the Drama Club and Hi-Y. We might add that Oren was very helpful to some of the members of the English Ten classes. LOUIS STEMM-Louis played interclass basketball for four years and we know he was a great help to the teams he played on. MARY JANE STEWART-Mary Jane is better known through the Rah! Rah! Club, but when we start talking about athletics, Mary Jane is right there, having played both volleyball and basketball. She was an active member of the Girl Reserves, , DOROTHY STOCKER-Another star in advanced shorthand. She can take one hundred dictation words and make high grades like nobody's business. She was a member of the Commercial Club in her junior year. ADA STOCKING4Here's a girl who can make that typewriter fairly sing-60 words or so a minute-the speed record of E. H. S. typists. Ada was an able student on the Commercial course. She also was a student monitor. BETTY STONE-Another active Rah! Rah! and Pennant Annual member. Betty was on the art staff for this Annual, and liking art Work immensely. has been in the Art Club for four years. FLORENCE STOUT- Flossie -a fair blonde always wearing fluffy, sweet collars. She worked on senior activities on the Pennant Annual, be- longed to the Drama Club. and took part in the senior play, A Successful Calamity. HAZEL STRAWSER-Hazel is another athletic girl being president of the E. H. S. Wolves, a newly organized girls' athletic club. and captain of the basketball and volleyball teams. E. H. S. will be losing a good sport when Hazel graduates. MILDRED SWARM-Mildred was one of our dependable. earnest little workers on the Annual -writing up class and club activities. She has been in our high school only three years-as she went to Jamestown High School in her freshman year. ELEANOR SWARTZ-Eleanor is a quiet little girl, but she's lots of fun when she's with her friends. She sang in the Glee Club this last year. FRANKLIN SWARTZ--Bud's grin was most frequently seen behind the drums of a jazzy orchestra. He was treasurer of the senior class. JANET SYKES-Janet's only been here for a year or so--but she has lots of pals already. She had been attend- ing Logansport High School. She was a member of the French Club. GERALD TAYLOR-Gerald Taylor has pursued an Industrial course in school. He did not take part in many activities in school because of the long distance he lives. ELVIN THORNTON-A pleasing boy with a charming smile who belonged to the Drama Club. FRANCES THUNANDER-The music department will miss Frances because of her exceptional ability to play the trombone. She was a member of the trombone quartet and took first place in the district and second place in the state contest. She was also a member of the Rah! Rah! Club. MAURICE TRENEER-Maurice was a popular student and an outstanding athlete. He had important roles in both class plays. As class president, in the Hi-Y, Fighting Fifty, and on the Annual staff, he contributed to the success of those organizations. MARY TROYER-Marv, with the pretty, soft, blonde hair, was one of our quieter classmates. She was a student of the commercial course. MARGARET TULIGOSKI-Margaret's hair is the envy of many straight-haired girls. FLORENCE URMEY-A sweet, quiet girl, who has a real knack for making her own clothes. In the course of homemaking, which she took in her senior year, she rated E all the time. Page Twenty-five