Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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l 1 RAYMER. DOROTHY -Dorothy was a member of the Spanish Club. the tilee Club and Girl Reserves. She took the General Course and is planning to enter college. REESE. ALTON-i'Let's have an old lo- comotive-- llud played Varsity tennis for two years and participated in inter- class basketball and Sandbur football. In addition he was a member of the Fighting Fifty aml Latin Clubs. REU-l.EIN, BUD-Bud could find a job in a side show any old time because of his double jointed feats. Ile was a mem- ber of the Drama Club. I.eah will be re- REICII. LEAII MAE- inembered as one of the skilled harpists in She was a mem- the band and orchestra. ber of both the Art and Spanish Clubs. REPLOGLE, HELEN LOUISE --- These Helens stick together through thick ami thin. Helen pursued the Commercial Course and belonged to the Drama Club. REYNOLDS. VVAYNE VVayne could al- ways he found practicing for a play. He had leads in both our senior and junior plays., Ile plans to continue dramatics in college. N RIIODICS. .IAINIES--.l'i mfe's good looks are always attracting ,comment from the fairer sex. llc was interested in-athletics. especially basketball. '- RIBl.l'l'l'. MARJORIIC And how that girl can shuffle! Marjorie was social chairman of our class this year. ller scope of ac- tivities includes tiirl Reserves, Pennant Weekly, band and basketball. RINl'LllART. RUTH- 'l'css. as she is known to all her friends. won recognition t'or her dependability. vitality, her curly blonde hair and her puny puns. ller mem- bership in many clubs. hcr editorial work on publications and her oiiices in the class and clubs kept her busy. ROBBINS. CALVIN This red haired lad was interested in the Industrial Course and is an ardent sports fan. Chub was usually seen with Yerkc. ROBICRTSON, ALICE- -This small golden haired chatter box was a popular member of the Spanish. Drama and Art Clubs. ROBINSON. ICDXVARD lid was the high stepper for the band for two years. He will not only he missed by the band but hy a certain junior girl. Rl'l'l'l. BR.XDl4lN-The boy with a lum- berjack's stride. 'Tis rumored that he is girl-shy. He played in interelass athletics for four years. Rl I l'h . YIRGI ' X -- Virgic was known ij her walk. She had the responsib a 'ob in addition to her school wo . SAILOR. ELSIE -Elsie's noon hours are spent in a very interesting way with a very popular person, aren't they. Floyd? 'l'he tommercial Course kept her busy. SANDERS. LORENE This tall attrac- tive girl belongs to the French and Girl Reserve Clubs. She played basketball in her sophomore year. SCIINEIDER. BETTE LOU- The Duch- ess is well-known for her singing and her collection of bov friemls. She was active in the Rah! Rabi. French and Glee Clubs. She appeared. as a soloist. on many pro- grams. SENIORS 1 936 SEVISON, VICTOR Vie thrilled thousands of spectators at Rice I-'ield with his baton twirling. He was a valuable member of the band. SHAW. ALBERT- Bud really belongs to the class of but stayed on to graduate with us. Working kept him from taking part in school affairs this year. SHELL, ROBERT-Robert is graduating in the Industrial department. He is prin- eipally interested iI1 scientific invention and achievement. SIIINABARGER. VERA---If you want any tips on cooking, consult the amiable Vera. She fully appreciates the calorie value of' potato chips. SIIINN. JOHN FORD---Every day John came quite a. distance to school but was never tardy and always made good grades. He participated in interclass basketball. SHOUP. ROSALIE-Most of Rosalie's time in school was taken up by Al and after graduation he's planning to take up all her time. SHRICINER. VVALLACE L.-Meet VVal- lace of the dancing Shreiner twins. Wal- lace was outstanding on the tennis team. aint belonged to the Spanish and Glee C u is. SHR EINER. WALTER The other mem- ber of the famous dancing duo. VValter was interested in the Spanish and Glce Clubs and played Varsity tennis. Slll7l'ERT. l'llYLLlS Phyllis was on the XVeekly staff in her junior year and the .Knnnal staff this year. She was a member of Girl Reserves and played in thc band two years. SINICOX. l'1S'l'lll-lR-- Esther was active in the Drama Club and in basketball. She is interested in the medical profession but is undecided as to whether to be a nurse or doctor. SNYDER, MARY .Il'1.-KN---Mary Jean's smile and friendliness won many friends. She was active in the Spanish. Drama aml Girl Reserve Clubs and worked on the An- nual staff. SNYDER. MARTHA JANE- -- Martha plans to work after graduation. She be- longed to the Girl Reserves and was a member of the Spanish Club in her senior year. S'l'.XCK. l.Ol,'lS.X-She managed a job and school work at the same time and deserves much credit. She was active in the Dralna Club. STAIR. XVIl.Nl.X -This pretty senior was always seen with a Sllllllt. and an admirer. VVilma's interests were the Spanish and Drama Clubs. S'l'l'lINll!l'lL. lll'1T'l'Y- Betty divided her time between the orchestra and llector. She was invaluable to the orchestra and band. having directed a string ensemble during her senior year. STEVENS. MARJORIE- -lilarjorie hopes to become a stenog.rapher. She plans to attend business college. STUMP, LAWRENCE-Lawrence is in- terested in dramatics. He is one of the authors listed in this year's Anthology. His name was usually found in the four E's list. S'l'U'l'ZMAN. CARL-Through his sing- ing on public programs, Carl and his guitar have become well known. He belonged to the Drama and Glee Clubs. STUYVERSON. ROBERT - The Rhythm King in person- Bob's orchestra played for all the social functions. He hopes to con- tinue his study of music and become a great orchestra leader. SUPER. DON--The Don Juan of E. H. S. with mustachio. Don was active in the Hi-Y and Art Clubs. He was interested in interclass athletics but was most often seen with a camera. SURMA, HELEN ANN-Besides her ex- tra work in the commercial department Ann played the clarinet in the hand and worked as a reporter for the Xveekly. SWANK, WENDELL-'Wendell was in- terested in dramatics and was one of the soldiers in the Christmas play. He plans to get a job right after graduation. SWARTZELI.. DICK-Dick coua. be recognized by his cheerful whistling. He worked as a paper-boy and we hear he whistles on his route. SWEETLAND, ORLEANNE-Orleanne's chief interest in life does not attend E. H. 5. She was a commercial student and hopes to be a stenographer. SWIHART. DORIS-She was interested in girls' sports, the Pennant Weekly, the Glee and Latin Clubs. she contributed to the Anthology and served as an assistant librarian. TEIHD. MARY ELLEN --Mary Ellen. an attractive commercial student was a mem- ber of the Girl Reserves and played volley- ball. THORNTON. RICHARD-D i c k g a v e much of' his time to the music department. playing in both the orchestra and band. He was a member of the stringed en- semble which won national honors in 1931 and 10:55. THUNANDER. ROBERT-Bob spent nearly all his time with the band in which he tooted a horn for four years. He was secretary of the band last year and vice president this year. THURSBY, ROBERT-Bob. as ad man- ager of' the Annual was frequently seen dashing around. He played the father in The Goose Hangs High. but his best rolel was Pyramus, a martyr for the An- nua . TODT. DONALD-Indiana University will get a good member f'or their band when Don arrives. He played in our band through his high school years. TRACY. FAITH-Faith plans to attend business college. She played in the or- chestra fnr four years, belonged to the Drama Club and was librarian and news reporter for the orchestra. TROYER, DON --'5Hiram's interest cen- tered around athletics and a certain girl. 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