Elmhurst High School - Anlibrum Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Iqr Thirly SIDEWALK KIBITIZEHS iw' Wal- el i S . ft .Nj l X N 4 Q A it i 1 .1-1-,zen cf IHTR YJ lg ' I f f - L ,iv ,,,, T' - ' -, f'5f5:5',f? i-nel 5 .af f if .P ' si fm? ,Z , l 2, Top How: Freshman Class Officersg Candy Cvirlsp Deam and Beltzg Sophomore Class Officers. Fourth Raw: Latineer Otficialsg Connett, Anlibrum underclass editor: Rifle Teamp Bowman and his drumg Feminine Freshmen. Third How: Star magazine salesmen: Rosie Fisherg Scenic spot of Elmhurstp Miss Wimmer, Phy-Chem Co-adviser. Second Row: Elmhurst Quartety Regina Demi Offlcersg Hlitteriouq 6 Co.g Foltz, president of Regina Domiq The Dunce - Beltz. Bottom Row: The Golfersy Commercial Club Officersy Backbone of the team: The Belschner Struty inset, Fryizaclc, Band Masterp below, Sunny Sophomores: Iunior Class Officers.

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LATINEEHS' ARCH SPANS THE Vlllll UF TIME Standing' Tim Furgzon, Hartigi llasg ' ri F ' ' Tl Kim luioflure, Ma:-I Busltizlz Beth Feagles, l:'fa:4 xii., Eg: 1 11 3 'ane Foltz, David Coil, Betty Miter, Ftulferta lfciiiietr, Cahir am. Sitting: Almeda Cix, Butlz Fields, lxflzss F-ills, Elsie v.'a:'il:, Clie Ji 0 The XX Latineers' membership to the lunior Classical League, a national organization of 3000 members, entitles them to lunior Classical League pins and membership cards. They covenant to hand on the torch ot classical civilization in the modern world, They believe an acquaintance with the civilization ot Greece and Bome will help them understand and appraise this world of today which is indebted to ancient civilization, its government, laws, literature, language, and arts. Their motto is - Vestra causa est tota nostra. Club meetings were held every third Monday. Games, contests and readings from The Varmint were some teatures ot these vacations from translations. Three parties were given by the club. These kept old Roman or university customs. Cn December l9, the club celebrated the Saturnalia with a gitt exchange and refreshments in charge ot: Betty Miller, Roberta Connett, Calvin Deam, Don Connett, Harold Mason, and David Coil. Queen Feagles and King Fry held a slave court. Cn February l4, the club honored St. Valentine. Miss Falls, Bob Shaeter, Georgie Deahl, and Ruth Fields provided tun and sweets. The final merrymaking and burning ot the Latin books ceremony was held on May l5 with lames Burgoon, Betty Miller, Elsie Swank and Max Merrill supervising the stunts and stuffing. Laura lane Foltz with her assistant, lerry Fry, presided over these meetings. Elsie Swank was record and treasury keeper. Miss Falls was club adviser. ug, Tzumti

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EXGAVATIUN FANIIIEHS l - a. x 4 Q ff 'QQ ., ,145 Q-'Fl . IEW llilrl Q F' 2 0 ,sa Tap Row: Husten, G. A. A. frcuclzerr Fexihzuse F-enietvzus Eeautlesr A I I-illl'Ef, Prem Queen: Naucnar Arden: EZYIZYCYQ' Aeszcraiicn. Third Row: Puqrlist Rowanp Senrcr Banquet Cornmitleey 'Wrcna Ncles Halley and Mason: leanie and Puddle, Yell Leadersg Anson, Mason, MacGregor, Slark, 'Scholasnc Forum. Second Row: Deuische Studenteny Testers: Date Club Officers: Club Prexiesg Snow Crowninqp Senior VV1nqs, Class Tourney Champs. Bottom Haw: Senior Scrlihlersg Burqccn, Salutatorian and Albert, Valedlctoriang Foullcs, Belschner, Link, E-Club Olficersg Nate Flaftersg Hamster Capinf' Pflqn' Tllirly-lm l