Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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LAI'Dl'15IAN. LILLIAN Lillian is al- ways seen with de Bates boy. She played violin in the orchestra and was a Girl Re- serve. LHA'l'lll4LRM.XN. DALIC IVe imagine Dale will miss Phyllis as much as Phyllis will miss Dale: but never mind. Philly will soon be out. too. Dale plans to work at the printing trade. I.EIlNI.XN. DDlt0'I'IIY Dorothy has an outside interest and he just can't wait till she graduates. How about it. Dot? She sang in the Glee Club and belonged to the Drama Club. LI+lVl'IS. ROBl'1ll'I' -- Ilis unassuming friemlliness. modesty, and courtesy won for Bob the unusual honor of the presi- dency of his class for four years. Ile headed the Hi-Y aint Debate team. Be- sides these otliiccs he was prominent in the Fighting Fifty. Drama Clnb. baml and interclass athletics. LILLY. JEAN .lean is going to college in Canada --Alma College in St. 'l'homas. Ontario. She was a member of the tlirl Reserves. Drama Club ami in the tilee Club for four years. I.INDl'1li. DOROTIIY A cute little girl with winning ways. whose assets include three good looking brothers. She belongs to the Dralna Club and was interested in dramatics. LINDS'l'lt0M. ALFHILD - - This pretty senior divided her time between the boy from Concord and ushering at the lflcho 'l'heatrc. For two years she was a mem- ber of the orchestra. LUNG. .IRAN .lean's brisk walk and friendly personality made her well known. She will long be remembered as i'Lois in the .lunior Class play. LDRICNZ. DRY.-XI.--Orval has much in- terest in chemistry and plans to take a chemistry course in college. He was a member oi the tilee Club and played in- terelass basketball. NIALM, LUIS Artistic in every thing she does. whether it is making all those clever little sketches for the Annual or writing poetry and prose for the Anthol- ogy. Lois was an active member of the French and Art Clubs. serving as treasurer of the Art Club in her senior year. NIAIKTIN. t'LYDl'1--Clyde is going to be a lumber man. he says. Ile was president of the Spanish Club and belonged to the Art Club, the Forum Club. played tennis and worked on the Pennant Annual. BIAli'l'lN. DANA -- Dana took part in basketball but was better known for his boxing. He spent his time escorting Helen down the halls. MAST. GLENN- tlienn's dark hair and eyes always attract attention.. This quiet boy made an enviable scholastic record. MAST. R0Bl41lt'l'--Bob claims he's a woman hater but we know better, The Drama. Debate and Forum Clubs found him a dependable member. MAlllll'l. .I0l41-- -.loels football playing will long be remembered. He starred for three years on the football tield. He also was associated with the Fighting Fifty and Varsity track. NlILI.l'1lt. DORIS--Doris slaved through typing aml shorthand on the Commercial Course: it will be just that much easiel for her to tind a job. SENIORS 1 936 NIILLI-Ill. DORR Dorr keeps the mail- man busy delivering letters to a girl in Beloit. Wisconsin. The remainder of his time is spent at lli-Y. interclass basketball or in the tllee Club. NIILl.l'1lt. JOYCE .loyce came to us from Daytona Beach. Florida. to become feature editor of the Pennant VVeekly, associate editor of the Anthology, and a member of the Spanish and Drama Clubs. BIILLl'llt. LEIVIS If the jokes in our Annual arcn't very good. just blame Lewis, Lewis was a member of thc Hi-Y in his freshman and sophomore years. Ile in- tends to go to Purdue and study elec- trical engineering. NlILLl'llt. NIAIt'l'IN -Ace the boy with the distinctive walk: he was a popular sen- ior and belonged to the Drama Club. Fight- ing Fifty and was sports editor of the l'cnnant Weekly. MISIlLl'1li. FRANCICS- Frances. a fair graduate of the Commercial Course. was fortunate in tinding employment at the Outing Nlanufacturing Company. NlITt'lll'll.l.. I.Ilt'ILLE- Lucille has hopes of becoming a stenographer after graduation. VVe wish her success. She sang in the tilee Club for a short time. Kltltlltli. BIi'l l'Y Queen of the Music Ifestivitics in April. she reigned royally with her charm and beauty. She was a member of the orchestra and played in the string ensemble. NIOORE. FLOYD ll. -Floyd came to us from Kankakee High School and became a member of the Ili-Y ami tllee Clubs. He played interclass basketball and Samlbur football. BIDRIAN. LORIN --Although Lorin wasn't very active in school activities. he was considered a good kid and a lot of fun. BIORSIAI. NDRIQICN Noreen made ex- cellent grades and had several poems in the Anthology. She played basketball and volleyball. belonged to the Latin Club and was a librarian. Noreen plans to go away to school. MOIINT. tllitllitllfl George came to us from South Bend Central during his jun- ior year so he didn't have time to join many clubs or participate in many activi- ties. He plans to take a vacation after graduation. MURPHY. JAYNI41 The dark-eyed per- sonality girl: probably no one in our class is more generally liked. She was an of- iicer ami active member of many clubs: Rah! Rahl. Latin and Girl lieserves. NELSUN. AGNES J.--Agnes. contrary to the red hair theory. was a very quiet member of the class. Maybe her lack of interest in school affairs is due to a mascu- line attraction outside of school. NELSON. XVILBIIR You could always ilnd IVilly ushering for the Fighting Fifty. Ile was active in Samlbur football. cross-country. indoor track and interclass basketball. NIBLOCK. Bl'l'l l'Y Betty will he 1'e- membered t'or her pcrt'or1nance in the .lun- ior Class play. her club lnemberships. her patient work on publications and for her charming disposition. NIBLUCK. SARITA Sarita was so busy learning her shorthand aml typing that she was unable to take part in many school activities. 0'CONN0li.CA'l'lll'lliINE Catherinewas usually seen with Irene an inseparable pair. She took an interest in girls' ath- letics and worked in the school library. 0I,INGIIOIiSE. ANNA MARIE-Anna Nlarie's long blonde hair is outstanding. She was a capable. energetic student un the Conunercial Course. oI.lYER. .IHANNR -Because of her charm and friendliness. Jeanne has made many friends. These qualilications will help her succeed in the nursing profes- sion which she plans to enter. OLSON. VERA l'1l.IZABl-1'l'II Vera is another serious-minded Commercial stu- dent who wants to work in an oiliee after graduation. 0lt'l'. MAlttiARIi'l' - If you want a thing done well- let Margaret do it. 'l'his proves true in her work on the An- imal and in the Girl Reserves, Rah! Rahl, Latin and Dralna Clubs to which this con- scientious senior belonged. 0'l l', LA MAR Ott was most often seen on the football iield or in the gym, man- aging the players or taking part himself. Although he wants to get a job and travel we secretly think he is a contortionist. USWALD. RICIIAKD -- Ozzie always seemed to enjoy himself wherever he was. llc was interested in all types of sports and the Drama Club. PACULA. IIBLEN Ilelen works in a beauty shop outside of school hours. Some day she hopes to be a great beautieian in- stead ot' a stenographer for which her course prepared her. I'ALMl'lll. MARIAN- - Paddy is never seen alone nor nuiet. She has been very popular in clubs. belonging to the Rah! ltahl. Latin, Drama. Art aint ti. lt. Clubs. PAIRISIIO. tiI.0Rl.X Bookkeeping. short- haml. typing and other commercial sub- jects kept tiloria busy. She is going to work after graduation. Pl'1NDILL. IIEOHCEIC- -Fame came to George for his athletic ability and his punting on the football tield. Ile will be greatly missed next year by the Blue Ava- lanche and also by a certain junior girl. PIGNDILL. ROBl'1li'l' .IR.- -For awhile Bob couldn't settle down but then he de- cided to graduate with us. He was in- terested in the Glee Club ami interelass athletics. PINDI-ILL. BE'l l'Y Betty's social inter- ests lie outside of school. we hear. She be- longed to the tilee Club and ljfillllll Club. PHILLIPS. PATRICIA-Imagine Pat not getting letters from out-of-town admirers! She had an active interest in the French. Drama and tl. R. Clubs and the Pennant Vileekly. l'l.l'lTt'IIl'lli. HARRY Harry made him- sclt' well known. Ile was a member of the Spanish and Drama Clubs and played interclass basketball. Pl l'MAN. I.UCILI.l'1--Lucille graduated on the Commercial Course. Shc plans to work after graduation 'and will be some lucky man's very etlicient stenographer. RANDOLPII. RAUNAFAYH Itagnafaye was prominent in journalistic work. She scrvcd on the Pennant IVeekly for two years, was assistant editor of the Animal and editor of the Anthology, which con- tained sevcral of her poems. In addition she was a member of the Rah! Rabi, French and Girl Reserves Clubs. Page Twerzty-sezien

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