Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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Alilili. JOHN They might say Still water runs deep about John. Init he is a boy who gets arouml. llave you seen him tearing along the main street in the fam- ily Buick y ACIIIXICRGER. RICHARD K.- -His am- bition is to become a Director of lligh School Music. Dick's pleasant voice and smile bring to us our favorite tunes at many a class party. At'lllll'lRGl'1R. WILLIAM - Bill grad- uated on the Commercial Course and plans to enter the business world with his father. ADAMS. EVl'1l,YN Much of l'lvelyn's time was taken up by a lad fr01n Iidwards- burg. but she found time t'or basketball and the band. aml was one of the etlicient cafeteria assistants. ASlll'lR. EDITH Fdith was the elite lit- tle girl whose heels used to click down the halls. She belonged to the Art and Drama Clubs aml wants to enter the nursing pro- fession. BALL. liE'l l'Y Betty has a smile for everyone. She was an active member of the Drama Club and Girl Reserves. and was on the dramatics group in the Annual. BARKOYV. ICDVVIN - Eddie was always seen riding in his Ford aml was usually accompanied by a member of what is known as the weaker seX. BARONI, ANN Ann is little but she gets things done. She graduated on the llome liconomics Course but hasn't decided what she will do on leaving E. ll. S. BA'l'l+lS, ELIZABE'I'H- Purley haired Beth was a brilliant student. She was an active member of many clubs. including the Rah! Rahl, French and Olee l'lubs. BAIRD. RU'l'll -Ruth hasn't decided whether she wants to be a beautician. nurse. or whether to substitute matrimony t'or a career. She was a member of the Drama Club. ' Bl'll'Illl.ER, IlI4'l.l'lN- llelen played a violin in the Orchestra and belonged to Girl Reserves aint the Spanish Club. BENN. STl'lVl'l- -Steve was interested in the industrial departlnent and won a prize t'or his Fisher llody Model. He plans to work before attending college. BICRKICY. PAITL--tVho doesn't know Shadow ? He will be missed greatly by the school. especially by study hall teach- ers. Ile served as Student Manager for Sandbur Football. HERtll'ZR, LOIIIS ixr An accomplished musician who will be greatly missed by the Music Department. Louis played in the band aml in Stnyvers0n's dance orchestra. BIBBO. ROSE MARY- Rose was a staunch supporter of girls' athletics. She graduated on the Home Economics Course and is planning to work. BIRNIIC. ROBl'1R'l'-Bob's popularity did not stand in the way of his school work. lflesidesh holding many offices in the Fight- ing Fifty and Hi-Y, Bob ranked high in scholarship. BLOCKER. FLORENCE - - Florence ably assisted Miss Studnicka in the library. She was on the .Pennant Weekly staff. was June class lnstorian for the Annual and a member of the orchestra for three 's. SEN IDRS 1 936 IIOGARD. LORA Lora is graduating on the Graduation Course according to her activity slip. She intends to go to the liall State INICIIIOTIZII llospital at Muncie, In- diana. BOJAN. IRENE l,I7CILLl+l-Although Irene was quiet. she took a great deal of interest in school affairs. She was active in athletics. the French Club and worked in the library. BOND. VERA 'l'his blonde haired girl has musical ambitions and is undecided whether to pursue a music career or at- tend college. BORN-l'Ilt. PIIYLLIS -Because of de- pendability. amiablcness and willingness to do things. l'hil was one of the most popu- lar members of our class. She served as President of Girl Reserves and Assistant liditor of the Annual this year. She held ottices in the Rah! Rahl. Drama. and Latin Clubs. BORNICMAN. KATHRYN - Everybody knows Sis aint everybody laughs either with her or at her. but on a committee. in soliciting ads, in class activities you can count on Kate. BOXVLINH. JOHN A fine musician. this Bowling boy. We have great expectations t'or .Iohn in the music world. He was a member of the Rand. Orchestra and served as President of the Band during his senior year. BOWMAN. PIIYLLIS--,tn ambitious girl who worked during her sparc time. I'hyl- lis plans to work yet this SUIIIIIICI' and then attend nurse's training school in Uleveland. BROADISICNT, WILLIAM- High point man in basketball. Bill won additional hon- ors by being on the All-Conference team. ltill plans to study engineering and then get married: at least. that's what he Sillll. ISRINIDLIC. VVILLIAM llill is known as ''Slaugluterhouse to his team mates. but around school he was slow. easy and ami- able. llcsides t'ootball. basketball and track. he was a member of the Ili-Y, Fight- ing Fifty and Dralna Clubs. BROWN. MARY Mary will be missed not only by Dennis but also by the or- chestra 'ot' which she was a member for four years. She was a member of the Drama Club. IIITFKMAN. LORRAINIC --- Tall and willowy: a girl who will be remembered as a perfect hostess. She was active in so- cial clubs and had a leading part in 'AA l'air of Sixesf' liUlf1'l'l'lR. Al'Itl'll.l.-X -Aurelia came to us from Saint Mary's Academy as a junior and becalne a member of the Dfilllltl and iilee Clubs. I3IY'l'l.l'1R. HELICN- -Helen was rarely seen without .Iohnny. She was a member of the Rah! Rahl. Spanish and Drama Clubs. CALKINS. RUSSICLL--.X future high- powered salesman who will probably shuf- tle right into some nice big contracts, Rus- sell was active in several clubs and played Sandbur football and interclass basketball. t'ARBONl'1AU. MARIl'Zf l'oogie is sel- doln seen without Esther. She graduated on the Commercial t'ourse and will make some business man a tine secretary. CARLSON. PHII.l.ll' Phillip spent most of his time in the Industrial Department. Ile played interclass basketball and was on the Varsity track team. t'AWLl'1Y. VIRGINIA-What will Bob do next year without .liunyi She was a member of the Rah! Rahl. the Drama Club and Girl Reserves. She has,.served on both tberrI'ennant Weekly and Pennant Annual sa s. .l'IIANDI.l'lIt. KENNICTH-In addition to his .interest in art. Kenny has drawing ability- -for the girls. He was a member ot the- Varsity track team aint belonged to the Fighting Fifty. the Art Club and the Drama Club. C'IIRIS'l'lAN. OLAN-VVhcnever you want to find Olan. pick out the boy who is drawing sketches of someone across the room. He worked as Assistant Art Editor ot' the Annual, was a member of the Art Club and plans to attend the Art Academy in Chicago t'ITTADl'Nl'l. ROSE --Petite and pretty with sparkling brown eyes, Rose graduated on the Home Economics Course. t'I.EMl'1N'l'. HAZl'1I.lll:1LLI'1--- Some ha- rassed business man will surely tlnd her ability to spell and use the kings' English a joy to hiln when he dictates his morn- ing mail. ISLIACK. OIQORGIA Georgia seemed to chck' quite well with Joe. She was a member of the E. ll. S. Wolves and the Drama Club. t'l.OL'Sl41. ICITGENE The 'ifems lose an- other heart throb when Skeeter grad- uates. He was active in the class, Fight- ing Fifty and the orchestra. 't'LYDH. FIIESTER- For two months his picture was lost among the underclassmen. thet was never seen without some femi- mne admirer. He sang in the Glee Club aml was out for interclass athletics. COLBY. MAXIE- Maxine or Mackie as' she is better known by her many trlends. was an efficient little basketball player and helped win many a game for her team. A t'ONI.I-lf. ELLEN 7 C'onnie. the 'what: girl. She was interested in vari- ous clubs. including Drama, Spanish, G. R.'s and Rah! Rah! t'Ol'El..tND. ALVIN--Imagine Al not surrounded by friends! He has lllally in- terests. Hc played in both the band and inzihestra and took part in interclass ath- e ics. .t'ORMIt'.tN. HEltlll41R'I'-llerbie's ambi- tion is tn become a successful surgeon. Ile belonged to the Latin Club and was on the Ad staff of the Pennant Annual. FOI-tREl,L. RICHARD-He was an in- valuable mcmber of the band for four years and of the orchestra for two years, an industrious student. and the serious sort of boy who is sure to be successful. CORY. IIICLEN - ld. H. S. will lose a valuable student when Helen graduates. NVe all envy Helen those E's ! Slle be- longed to the Latin Club aml played basketball for one year. FOX. Yl'lVl'1'I'TA M. She was often seen capably serving as a clerk. Yevetta plans to enter nurse's training. She belonged to the Glee Vlub, Girl Reserves and played basketball. i CRIPE. RUTH- Domestic duties had a stronger appeal for Ruth than note books and test papers. She was married this spring and now writes Mrs. before ber name. Page Twenty-one -T., 4

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CRIPIC. HELICN- -XVho hasn't envied Ilelen those li grades? Besides being an exceptional scholar, llelen has had time for her many friends. CRIPIC. EVAl.YNF1--Iivalyne's eurly tresses receive many an envious glance. Sl1e was a member of the Glee Club. taking part in their various activities. CROWI.. LAURA-I.aura's chief concern in her senior year was getting her poetry written. She has no detinite plans after graduation. CURRAN. DAVID- Ilavc you ever seen Davy's imitations? Davy was interested in the Fighting Fifty. Drama aml French Clubs :lint had a part in the .Iunior Class play. Cl'RTIS. THOMAS-Another good musi- cian lost to the Music Department! 'l'om played drum in the band t'or four years. CPSIIING. PLDXVIN- l'ld's greatest weak- ness is t'or feminine singers. Ile was a member of the Ili-Y for three years. lid wants to take up engineering. ClfTTl4ZR. I41I.l'1AN0R The Commercial Course seems to be a popular one -at least with the girls- perhaps they have hopes of marrying their boss. DASCULI. .IOSICPI-I .Ioe was one of the livliest members ot' the elass aml seems to get along with everyone. except the fac- ulty. Ile participated in Varsity football aml other athleties. DAVIDSON. RICRXARD ---- Whether it's ushering for the Fighting Fifty, putting over a elass project or editing the An- nual. lletch'i is outstanding for his in- terest. his cooperation aml that agreeable- ness that has made everybody like him. DIC LAND. IIICIFN Ilelen anticipates attemling South Bend Business College, She was a member ol' the Spanish Club aml Girl Reserves. Dlfl XVITT, IIARRIICT A graduate ot' the Home ldeonomies Course whose sweet personaiity ami willingness to help when- ever called upon made her well liked by all who knew her. DICK. tilitllttilll A deep bass singer. who aspires to sing on Major Bowes Ama- teur Hour. You probably remember him as a blackfaee in the Minstrel show. DIVlil,Y. CARMIQN- Carmen played on the girls' basketball aml volleyball teams aml was a member of many lil. ll. S. clubs. She played the part ot' Aunt Julia in The Goose llangs High. DONUVAN. I'iIl.l. -Did you ever see llill without Herbie? The Drama Club ami the Annual elaimed llill's attention in his sen- ior year. Ask him about his typing. DUTY. ARTHl'R-Arthur eame to us t'rom Bristol because the IC. II. S. girls just eouldn't get along without him. At Bristol he was a member of the Ili-Y aml played basketball. DVBBS. CIIARl.liS-Une of the intel- legentsia Charles. However. 'ADeat-on fouml time for the Pennant YVeekly statt ami the l.atin Club. Of course he is going on to college. where. we are sure his ex- cellent record in seholarship will continue. Dl'Dl.l'lY. Bill! -It seems Bob has a weakness t'or a dark eyed harpist! He played those ditlicult piano parts in or- ehestra munbers aml placed high as a solo- ist iu luany music' contests, SEN IGRS 1936 l'ltiI:1R. l'II'ILI'lN Helen would make a good cashier. having had mueh praetice in the High School Cafeteria. but it seems she would rather be a private secretary. EATON. EUIIICNE- Eugene was a sur- prise candidate on the cross-country ami Varsity track teams. Ile says he is going to look for a job after graduation. ICDWARDS. MAYET'l'A --- This neat el'- tieient-looking girl will surely find a job after graduation: if rumor is true. it may be a job in a kitchen. l4ll.LI0'l'T. DOROTHY - Dra ma ties claimed mueh of Dot's attention. She was a member of the Drama aml Glec Clubs aml was active in the affairs ot' both. l'1l.l.IOT'l'. RICIIARD-Dick without Betty isn't Fllliott. He was an active lnember of the Drama and tllee Clubs and is the pos- sessor ot' a niee tenor voice. FZRNICST. RICIIARD Did Diek ever fret to school on time? He belonged to the Drama Club ami was well east as Krome in the Senior play. FIRVIX. ICLDOX - ldldon. who would have graduated on the Imlustrial Course, got a job at Selmers so he isnil, graduat- ing with us. ICSCII. Nl'lLl,Il'l MAIC llaving traveled abroad aml having lived many years in lmlia. Nellie has a very interesting back- ground, She was a member of the I.atin Club ami wrote interesting travelogues t'or the Pennant VVL-ekly. ICVAXS. JACK .Iaek was active in the I.atin Club. Drama Club. was interested in athleties and was a sports writer for the Pennant Weekly this year. FAPtI.I'iY. BICRNADINIC-WBernadine. of the Farley-Colby duo. played basketball for three semesters. She intends to be a typist aml bookkeeper. after graduation. FLUKFI. ROI.I.0 -A diminutive lad who was frequently seen riding in a Model T Ford. Ile was formerly an ardent sports fan but his interests have changed. I-'RANtil41R. ICVICLYN- -Evelyn knows all about vitamins ami calories. She is graduating on the Ilome llleonomics Course. She sang in the Glee Club aml was a member ot' tiirl Reserves. FRECll!'1'l'TE. VVIl.I.IAM-Bill is going to join the Navy when he graduates. From his work in Dramaties elass we think he would also make a good stage designer. I4'RII3l.l'1Y. GORDON This auburn haired boy was interested in the indus- trial department. especially auto me- chanics. Football reeeived mueh of his interest. I ROI'll.ICK. Ill'll.l4lN- Ilelen belonged to the Drama Club. She is graduating on the tieneral Course. After graduation she plans to enter a school for nurses. FROST. I.l'CIl,l.l-I -The sehool will be losing a good tennis. volleyball ami basket- ball player when l.ueille graduates. She belonged to the ti. A. A. in her senior year. HARD. .ll'STICl'1 I-1.-- Justice managed interelass basketball. Varsity traek. Sand- bur football aml cross-country teams while in high ss-hool. Ile is planning to become a Deisel lingineer. IDICISIIARD, I.I410N .lR. f'Geb eame to li. ll. S. as a last semester sophomore. Ile has taken the College Preparatory Course ami plans to enter eollege next fall. t2l41Pl-'l'lR'l'. l'Al'I.lNI'l Pauline was a faithful member ot' the baml for four years. She was in the National winning brass sextette when she was a junior. IEICRKING. SHl'lI.BY- As a female im- personator. as a business man. as a enl- leclor aml distributor of quibs, Shelby was heard as well as seen. Ile was active in publications. drama and sports and per- formed his duties industriously. IEIUMI. .ll'LIl'lT .Iuliet will make some man a good wife: she is graduating on the Ilome Fleonomies Course. tll'lPIC. IIIQXRY- Hank has been quite a lady-killer from the looks of things. How will they get along without him when he goes to eollege? til.ACI4l. lllsl'l l'Y---VVlie1i aroused. Betty has a temper aml is quite a spittire. Never- lhe-less she is a fast, at-curate typist aml sure to please her boss. MOVE. FRANKLYN -Franklyn has sung in the tllee Club for three years. Ile also went in for interelass sports. Ile plans to work after graduation or post- graduate. tiRlSl-Z. WARNIC -Warne did not have time to partake in sehool activities beeause he worked. He was a quiet, dignitied mem- ber of our class. ILROVIC. ROSE ---- Rose was often seen wearing an sweater. Iler hobby was writing to girls in foreign countries. IIANSINU. CARI.---Carl hopes to study engineering at Purdue University. He played basketball and football aml was ae- tive in traek. IIARDY. PAl'I.- One of those big silent he-men. Due to height aml skill Paul was a valuable member of the basketball ami track teams. llARI.I'ISS. FRl'1D-Fred eame to us t'rom VVaterloo alnl immediately became a valuable member of the band. orehestra ami tilee Club. Ile was president of his class during his sophomore year at XVater- loo. IIARRAII. CIIRISTIXA Tina was the Cllilt little stenographer in the Senior Class play. remember? That experienee should help her to get a job as stenographer as that is what she wants to be. HARRIS. VAI.l+lRIA-- Valeria was a very vivacious red-haired girl. ller imagination should help her if she ever expects to be- come a writer. IIARVEY. R!llil4lR'l'- Rob. a graduate of the Industrial Course. was aetive in ath- leties. He played Sandbur football aml was a member of the Varsity traek ami eross-country teams. Page Twranly-three