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

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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

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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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JUNIIIR STRUCTURE UAPTURES PRAISE ANU HUNIJRS 0 These handy men began their decorating by modeling the following officers: president, Wendell Fusselman: vice-president, jim Beltz: secretary, jean Kortokraxp treasurer, Vernon Foulks. Miss Varin was sponsor until mid-term when Miss Adamson succeeded her. As their contribution to the finer arts of the building, the decorators gave a Christmas party with Louis Lepper and Elsie Swank as chief designers. At the end of the first semester, these handy designers inscribed their names on the honor roll tablet: Bonnie Arnett, Don Connett, Alice de la Motte, Calvin Deam, Laura jane Foltz, Louise Hagen, jim McClure, Wanda Sarasien, Bob Shaefer, Florence Sutorious, Elsie Swank, and Doris Walker. Qn the eve of April 29, Prom Queen Betty Miller and her attendants, Peggy Babel, Bosella Barrand, Dorothy Graft, jean Kortokrax, Louise Hagen, and Lucille Crick, dressed in dainty, pastel formals, painted a colorful scene of Penthouse Bendezvous as the queen and her attendants entered the gym where President Fusselman crowned Queen Betty Miller. james Beltz, chairman of the Prom decorating committee, was assisted by Elsie Swank, Bob Bergman, Peggy Babel, Robert Shaefer, Laura jane Foltz, Vernon Foulks, Wendell Fusselman, Allma Wolf, Almeda Cox, Calvin Deam, Don Connett, Lucille Crick, Betty Miller, jim McClure and George Stoller. Silhouettes of skyscrapers and starry skies decorated the side walls. A blue floodlighted sky formed diagonal patterns on the gleaming dance floor. Gliders, plants and flowers contributed to the romantic setting. Other juniors, Lenora Ankenbruck, Boland Hille, Alice de la Motte, Bobert Kahlenbeck, Betty Stauffer, Louis Lepper, jean Kortokrax, Nelson Millhouse, Mary Holle, Betty Hawk, Dorothy Graft, and john Snyder, served on the invitation, program, orchestra, and refreshment committees to help make the Prom a memorable event for the juniors and seniors and their guests. Besides decorating for the Prom, the juniors decorated the stage for baccalaureate and commencement services. Not only in decorating but also in other fields, the juniors captured honors. james McClure won the declamation contest and represented Elmhurst in an invitational speech tourney at South Side. Handy Men Fusselman, Foulks, A. Sheets, M. Sheets, and Millhouse chiseled their names on the hard wood. Wendell Fusselman and Vernon Foulks were elected to the National Athletic Honorary Association. Builders of the National Honor Society for next year will be Donald Connett, Calvin Deam, and Wendell Fusselman. ln the journalistic field, Louis Lepper received an Advance Award for his excellent work as advertising manager. For sports editing Calvin Deam received a Quill and Scroll Award. Qther honors were given to Calvin Deam as president of the Allen County junior Bed Cross and to james Beltz as secretary of the Indiana junior Academy of Science.