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

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Pflgr Tu'E'11'C FRESHMEN ARE WUHTHY STRUCTURAL WUHKEHS t.tztt.titttlttlttlttt.f ,V ..,.......-...-.......-.....-...,......,... A - - A - - , , - Tap Row: B. Parkison, I. Rowan, G. Millhouse, B. Coleman, D. Stute, A. Rust, I. McQueen, R. Fisher, E. Pontius, D. Lieberenz, W, Pearl, W. Sheets, D. Kiracote, T. Foltz, E. Clevenger. M. Basset. Sixth Row: R. Bee-be, R. Iustice, K. l-lammer, M. Miller, C. Kern, VV. Buskirk, R. Bolenbaugh, Fifth Row: I. Whitback, W. Snyder, I. Baker, L. Felger, C. Lahr, P. Oyer, F. Schoeneman, B. Miller, M. Pond, D. Lopshire, D. Bailey, R. Leatherman, K. Lugston, I. Fogwell, R. Ellis, A. Gutmann, D. Chilcote, R. Harman, Fourth Row: Mr. Wisner, I. Sims, M. Spice, B. Mason, M. Cox, V. Trumpey, P. M. Scott, L. Schneider, E. Stayanoff, R. Mitchell, A, LaLone, E. Smelser, A. Mcliinzie, A. D'Andrea. Third Row: R. Felmlee, L. Hegerteld, E. Freeman, S, Kurnrner, I. Bartle, L. Gongaware, A. Ruby, B, Tarr, I. Kahlenbeck, C. Gatton, I. Gerwig, R. I-lauke, P. Smith, P. Kennig, E, I-line, P. Smith, M. l-lolocher, I.. Meyer. Second Row: L. Kraft, F. Thomas, E. Kiester, B. Slater, L. Gilpen, M. Cox, B. Miller, L. A. Hardisty, P. McCoy, C. Kumfer, G, B. May, B. Kahlenbeck, A. Forschner, 1-l. Perry, O. Mulqueeny, B. Mutton, P. Bade, A. Lorigwell, D. Loveless, A. Wise. Front Row: C. Gordon, E. Churchward, M. Zelt, T. Adams, K. Ford, R. DeLancey, E. Dullaqlian, D. Sexton, B. Iohnson, W. Frame, P. Horn, G. Hille, D. Oetting. 0 To see that the steel structure was built correctly, the freshman class chose Alton Rust to preside over the building and give the orders. Assisting him was vice-president, Miriam Pond. Secretary-treasurer, Betty Tarr, kept the books and saw that the presidents orders were put in writing. On Ianuary 14, the structural workers, staged a Hard Times Party. Completely forgetting about the building they were helping construct, they had a hilarious time and enjoyed themselves very much. The workers who made the semester honor roll by making the cleanest lines and the hardest edges during the year were: E. Clevenger, M. Cox, R. Felrnlee, R. Fisher, I. Gerwig, I. Karns, B. Mason, B. Miller, P. Oyer, M. Pond, E. Pontius, L. Schneider, F. Schoeneman, and P. M. Scott.

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8276 8 0311 833 3 1 HUW FIRM A FUUNDATIUNH Top Row: Paul Halle-r, Letlia Falls, lean Adamson. Fourth How: Matilda Auman, L, l.. Erumit, Charles Exclzhoff. Third Row: Donald Frylgaclc, Paulme l-loll, Edna Sells. Second Row: Lenora Simon, Waveland Snider, Rachel Slexlcer. Bottom Flow: Ruth Wimmer, Howard Vllisner. Page Effzven

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SUPHUMURES PUUH GUNUHETE INTU FUHMS Top Bow: YY. Pteifier, G. Teqtmeyer, Lar,grt'.ej.'er. Pl. Henschen, E. Hausrianr.. C. Lfznnct. W. Smith, F. Link, C. Coleman, if. lvI:Crnker, P. Pontius, H. Mascn, D. Coil, I. vx'V1llC1E', R. Fisher, T. Braeuer. Fifth Bow: I. 'W'illit, I. Campbell, B. Schirnmoller, B. Prince, D. Smith, B. Spoerhase, H. Stein, P. Meyer, H. Buell, I. Shaeter, E. Pfeiffer, D. Miller, I. Smead, Ycvan, R. Larimore, O. Hapner, D. Peighner, R. Hamilton. Fourth Row: E. Thomas, B. Gebhart, D. Gutmarin, V. Branstratcr, V. Cnet:-hart, Cz. Haag. B. Busse, I. Kennig, I. VJalker, A. Heder, I. M-ince, M. Ienlzins, N. Snyder, P. Beck, M. Fremion, Miss Auman. Third Row: N. Sessions, H. Cline, N. Sutcrius, V. I. Summers, M. Dcve, D. Schweppe, A. Smith, R. Lunz, R. A. Emrick, B. Fair, B. Cix, A. Bowers, D. Lehman, A. Caebhart, I. Sonners, B. Peagles. ' Second Bow: L. Beineke, M. Ankenbrucli, V. Piulka, C. Beerman, D. llfoodward, L. Bailey. A. Anson, P. Scott, M. Grepl-ze, D. Stapleton. L. Beichard, B. Stclte, B. Alden, l. Morse, H. Stayanotf, P. Bolenbaugh. Front Row: B. Taylor. B. Thurber, I. Franke, F. Schlup, B. Capin, '. Edrnistcn, M. Bowman. M. Stoller, C. Allison, B. Daily, A. Greider, I. Buraoon. 0 The sophomore class as our concrete workers, began to mix mortar with great zeal. Supervising the job was their foreman, Fred Link, and assistant foreman, Charles Coleman. Keeping track ot the amount and the cost ot the materials were Wayne Smith and Dorothy Lehman. Several ot the boys in the class won sweaters in sports and nearly all of the workers participated in some club. The concrete workers twice stopped mixing cement long enough to go to Bell's and skate. Those who made the strongest concrete and imbedded metal bars to make construction more solid were: B. Alden, L. Bailey, I. Burgoon, B. Feagles, M. Grepke, O. Hapner, M. Ienkins, A. Keller, D. Lehman, H. Mason, F. Pontius, V. Bulka, D. Schweppe, P. Scott, I. Sonner, V. I. Summers, N. Sutorius, E. Thomas, and I. Wilkie. Page Tlxzrtccn