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

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Phy-Chem Club Plays Up Tours and Fun Burk Run: N. Sessioiiw. ll. Mason, R. Fllisou. L. Deam. sl- Slllklcr, XV. l'ussclmau. C. llnllman. ll. llergunui. Nl. liuwkirk, Xl. Merrill. Tbiril Rim: D. Smith. D, Rogers, A. Sheets, R. Hille. rl. licltl, ll. lloke. H. lialilenbeck, R. bliaeler, li. Crick. Sflllllil Rout Miss Nvininier. Mr. XVisncr, D. Connelt, R. Spoerliase. N. Xlillliuuse, ll. Taylor, H. Stoops. ll, lwirschiier, R. Gurmann. limril Rule: C. Dealil, Nl. llolle, J. Klunce, l'. -I. Scott. ll. Liix, C. Horn, XV. Sarasieii. l'. Hugenell, ll. Cirall, C. Allison, XY. Becraft. PliY-CHEM Ol'5FlCl1RS: Pliy-Clicmcr's vvorksliupg Mal-Ling an experiment: President Wdlkieq Secretary Sarasieng liuddiesg Clit-in instructorg Forum Club. Little Herky was kept mighty busy running hither and yon taking notes on the various trips and activities of the Phy-Chem Club. He first sharpened his pencil on September I2 to record the result of the election of offlicers. His notes revealed that those elected were: jim Beltz, president: Bob Shaefer. vice-president: Wanda Sarasien, secretary- treasurer. NVhen Herky returned to Fort Xvayne on Novem- ber I2, although worn out, he had much to tell The trips that were taken in October, December, February, April, and May, were well planned by D. Connett, P. AI. Scott. M. Merrill, D. Rogers, and G. Deahl. Many a spill was taken by Herky on january I5 when the club sponsored a skating party at Bell's Rink. Movies about oil were shown to the club and their guests. the Commercial Club, in March. The biggest event of the year, the Phy-Chem Fun Fest, was held on March 29 with Carl Hollman We work hard and what do we get? groaned acting as master of ceremonies. An orchestra com- posed of Roland Hille, Louise Lepper. Raymond Fisher, Harold Mason, Tom Foltz, Tom Braeuer. Donald Stute, Roger Ellison, Max Buskirk. and Nelson Millhouse furnished music for dancing. There were so many waiters, including Mr. Wisner. the singing waiter. and other entertainers running about that Herky thought he was in a real night club. about the two day session at the Junior Academy of Science at Terre Haute. Twenty-two members: Miss XVimmer, Mr. Wisner. sponsorsg and Herbert Dautz. the bus driver, attended the meeting. James Beltz was secretary of the academy and jack Wfilkie was elected president for the coming year. Jack's death March Z0 was a great loss to the club and to his schoolmates. Debaters Prepare Future and Date Book xftlllillflflff R. McQueen, D. Coil. R. Fisher. xl. Walkie, Nliss Mcifmnb. Sillmg: B. Coil. D. Miller. Nl. Pond. Margaret Cox, D. Loveless. The oihcers of the club, jack Wfilkie, David Coil. the members of the Forum Club. We look up facts in musty old books and slave getting them in order and then the judge falls for the opposing team's looks so we lose. The teams this year have the knowledge, though, that they have compiled enough statistics on railroads to build one-almost-as their Subject was Government Control of Railroads. and Raymond Fisher, all agreed that the tea dances and parties seemed to go over better than the debates did. The Forum Club holds great promise for the coming year with a new subject and experienced debaters. Letters were awarded by Miss McComb to David Coil, klack Vfilkie, Donnabel l.ovele.s, Margaret Cox, and Raymond Fisher. Pugi' In 4 uli -rim

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Industrial Arts Largest All-Boy Club T011 Rau: xl. Belschner, B. Thurber. Scrum! Rout R. Mutton, NY, Fusselman. IL. llausmann, lu. Coettc, B. Rahlenbeck. Tblril Row: H. Sliaefer, M. Garrison, B. Ellis, A. Gutmann, K. Crick, B. Parkison. Fuurlfr Run: xl. Sarasien. xl. Bridenbaugh, H. Furschner, V. lioulks, N. Millhouse, M. Sheets, R. Nlartz, il. Turner, Nl. Miller. Ifzfili Run: NV. Churchward. P. Crall, R. Prince, B. Braeht, ll Szilb Ron: Mr. Brumit, H. Epplc, R. Metcalf, lf. Lliurchward l mul Ron: li. Pfeiller, R. Taylor, A. Rust, R. L-utmann, l.. Memo in Herky's notebook-Visit shop during noon hour on November 22, the day before Presi- dent Roosevelt's Thanksgiving. There Herky found the Industrial Arts Club holding their only social event of the year-a turkey, chicken, and rabbit dinner. Presiding were: Mr. L. L. Brumit, adviser: Roland Hille, president: james Shaefer, vice-presi- dentg and Bob Kahlenbeck, secretary-treasurer. Dguter, D. Miller. R. Meyers. H. lloke, R. Diss, R. Shaefcr. H. Yovgn, R. Hille. May er, lwugwell. The purpose of the club is to acquaint the boys with jobs in various factories where shop is applied. By bringing the students in Contact with some of the different types of jobs, they hope to help them decide their chosen occupation. The club usually goes in a body to two different factories, one in semester, as their activity. This year they visited the Magnavox Company and the Aloslyn Steel Mills. Eight Home Makers Receive Thimbles Top Rum: li. Strahm, B. Mayen, C. Beerman, M. Dove, A. de la Motte, l., gl. Foltz, B. Hawk. Szwvulif Rout S. Kummer, D. Lopshire, D. Feigliner, R. Mitchell, H. Perry, P. Smith, D. Scliweppe. Tlmul RUll'Z M. Holla, R. Fields, B. M. Miller, P. Rabel, M. Christle, D. Craft, l-. Crick, V. Rulka, sl. Summers, M. Pond. Fulzrlli Rout Miss Simon, lf. johnson, A. Gebhart, XV. Saraxien, M. Leonard, D. Foltz, P. Beck, M. Ankenhrutk, L. Ankenbruck. Krrreling: A. Forschner, xl. l'ult1, G. Langmeyer. ,l. Paxson. ,l- For two months, Herky had to be especially care- ful of his manners for the Home Ec. Club sponsored its schoolwide Etiquette Campaign. When these Regina Domi weren't busy using the proper spoon and fork Herky learned that L. Ankenbruck was their president: L. J. Foltz, vice-presidentg A. Geb- hart, secretary: W. Sarasien, treasurerg L. Crick, student adviserg and Miss Simon, faculty adviser. The falls Herky took at the skating party on October 20 were overshadowed by the fun. On Dec- ember 23, Herky had the honor of being one of the boys invited to the Christmas Party and heartily enjoyed the pre-leap year frolie. Herky's spies reported that the three main events of the banquet on April 16 were the revealing of peanut sisters, installation of new otlicers, and the Monc C presentation of silver thimbles to those graduates who had been club members for four years: L. An- kenbruck. L. Crick, A. de la Motte, L. ll. Foltz, D. Graft, M. Holla, B. Miller, and NV. Sarasien. The banquet decorations were the work of P. Rabel, D. Foltz, M. Ankenbruck, and Foltz. The kitchen committee: Ll. Moncc, XV. Sarasien, D. Feiglmer, Al. Paxson, G. Langmeyer, P. Beck. M. Holle, and Al. Summers were responsible for the appetizing food served. Entertainment was planned by M. Pond, M. Leonard, and D. Lopshire: hostesses were L. Anken- bruck, L. Crick, L. sl. Foltz, and A. Gebhart. Herky's trusty little notebook revealed that the girls received much in the way of fun and socill grace through membership and participation in Regina Domi. Page tlviv Iwi -mfr