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

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Page Twenty ARTHUR E. ADAMS is 3 real ioiner here at E.H.S. Art is veep of the Phi-Chem Club and treasur- er of the GUS Club. Art belongs to RiHe Club, F.T.A., Booster and Red Cross Clubs, and the .-Idmnee staff. Evenings. Art works at Dale's Drive Inn. Farming? Did someone say farm- ing: Call ROBERT NV. AXE. He's an expert. His interests don't stop at that: for he belongs to the Boost- er. Red Cross, Commercial, GUS, and Phi-Chem Clubs. Bob was also partly responsible for having gliders at the prom. Musically inclined is CARL Q. BAKER, prexy of the F.T.A. and band. Bake was president of E Club and has held okhces in our fresh- man, sophomore and senior classes. Carl has letters in band and Ad- nzrzefz Carl's outside interests are DeMolay and giving woodwind in- strumental lessons. Collecting stamps is the main in- terest of ROLAND BECK. He helped decorate for the prom, played intramural basketball, and would like shop six periods a day. Roland came to E.H.S. from North Side. He works at a cabinet shop in Huntington. Managing the advertising and business departments of the Ad- vmief' has kept DONALD T. BEL- BUTOWSKI busy. Leading yells three years won him an E. Don took time out from math and chemistry to belong to the Red Cross, GUS, and Commercial Clubs and F.T.A. DeMolay is his chief outside interest. I A busy boy is RONALD A. BEL- BUTOXVSKI. Ron heads the :ld- muiec staff. He belongs to the Phi- Chem, Red Cross, Commercial and GUS Clubs and F.T.A. Ron sports an E in YELL, varsity sports, and i-ldmzzzee. His outside interests are DeMolay and any work to make a buck. He presided over the Phi-Chem and Booster Clubs and lent a hand to GUS and Red Cross Clubs. He took the responsibility of being Afl- zuuzrr sports editor: he ioined F,T.A. He plans to teach math. His holi- ldies are the same as most boys his age. - Thut's LEONARD I. BETLEY! Singing in her church choir and working at the YMCA are ROSA LEE BOSTON'S hobbies. Her club activities include Red Cross, GUS, and G.A.A. Sociology is her favor- ite subieet. Reading, sewing, music, and many other hobbies keep MARY M. BRANDT a busy girl. Her favorite subjects are driving and art. She is a member of the Home Ec and Red Cross Clubs and served on the .Ain- IIYJVIIVPI staff. Pat is ri member of Red Cross. GUS, and Glee Clubs. She served on the prom committee last year and is a Hagbearer with the band. Ice skating and swimming are hobbies which PATRICIA A. BREINFALK enioys. She likes to rack her brain with sociology.