Elston High School - Elstonian Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

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(YM inan ctiinti.£ CAFETERIA Well! Well! Here are the gals that give us food at noon in the cafe tcria. Miss Smith supervises Dorothy Schwer-mer. Bitinie Blackburn. Miriam Steinborn, Ethel Hayes. Jessamine Abraham. Augusta Danos. Alice Siegmutul. Luise . and Joyce Caulkins. FORUM CLUB Here is the Forum Club, which upholds the school’s interest in current social problems. Mr. Parsons is the advisor. Bert Henry seems interested in some problem. Phyllis Henry and John Hartwig arc pondering over a point. Marlowe Sorge and John Schaeffer seem to be learning their speeches. Harrison Behrndt. Frieda Allie. Mary Jane Lucas, Wilmeth Bracken. and Carolyn Krause conclude the group. GERMAN CLUB— Jean Taylor. Barbara Feallock, Barbara Glid-dcn. Marian Le v i n. Doris Sengbusch, Kathryn Long. Geraldine Pribish. Mary Louise Ludington. Inez Kinz. Jocelyn Brieger, Mr. Hibbs (guest). Miss Munson (sponsor), Helen Standau. Marjorie Bartels. Betty Smith. Ruth Missal, Florence Kohn. Jeanette Fladiger. Melissa Luecht. Georginc Arnold. VERSE C HOIR Seated: Dolores Waite. Marian Timm. Lorraine Levin, Dorothy Ruby, Ruth Voigt. Standing: Margie Tie-deman, Jocelyn Brieger. Ruth Missal. Georginc Arnold, Marjorie Bartels, Jacqueline Blanchard, Merle Olson. Clco Xalien weg. Miss McConkcy (sponsor). Ann Atlas. Frances Potkey, Charlene Bible. Leona Trampski, M o d e s t a Bent, Lucille Losinicc-ki. June Mills, Arbutus ■tinker, Dorothy Warlike. DISCUSSION LEAGUE— John Schaeffer, Albert Hilbert, Florence Kohn, Robert Lichtenberg, Bill Harlan. RED DERBIES—Officers Ruth Hanley, Gerhard Klou-man, Jack Kerrigan, Nancy Gammell, Norman Ziegler. RADIO CLUB— Jack Young, Daniel Bengston, William Sherwood, Frank Ban-kowski, Howard Dennewitz, Mr. Long (sponsor), LeRoy Ruetz, George Kasdorf, A1 Niendorf. 24

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Qinl Spont4 N'mlonnllt Narimmluv ol F1 History of Calls. n v Nam (la»tW (Flr t J.» U xf fiir«h JUNIOR Z A c . AND 2? V SCHOOL HEALTH RECORD r 3fc 4 Con tax loui DiacaceR and Immu n 1 x a. Da t « Possible •t Fever Code O T , X XX Poattiral (■rnlp 1 Up 2 It’d. Mioul 1 Flat Feet Name (La«t) 13 NamVol I'a I he I Postural ■■ 1 Flat Fc t 3 Sfo j 2 Rd. ShoutJrra 4 Others Scalp I Lice 2 P.cxamu Keepin’ healthy? These girls are! Swimming, soccer, basketball, hockey, and baseball are all active sports in school. Marj Farber is interested in watching Susan Kinsey complete a dive in the “Y” pool. Charlotte Leverenz, Irma Nygren, and Edna Soller are trying to prevent Cassie Mae Thomas from making a goal. Maryann Honyak and Beatrice Vulpitta take the jump off, while Betsy Dingier is ready to receive the ball and take it down the floor for a bucket. Phyllis Passage, Violet Morton, Edith Laskey, Virginia Esper, Jacquette Hart, and Marie Pahl are ready for the whistle to start the puck. By the expression on Kathryn Long’s face, I’d say that she must be expecting something — June Storey, too. Natalie Johnson, Betty Schilf, and Alice Steinke are standing by. 23

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Cn.lm.4an Comet These shining faces belong to the journalists that have given us our Crimson Comet. The top picture includes the entire staff for the second semester. Those seated are: Matthew Orzech, Betsy Dingier, Gertrude Sher-mak, Doris Dittman, Constance Dennie, June Hermance, Shirley Dean, Frank Hyer. Standing: Luise Cox, Marion Moore, Esther Meyer, LaVonne Bonner, Lois Dabbert, Harrison Behrndt, Felice Kerrigan, James Mathias, Richard Brown, Kenneth Burnette, Jean Taylor, James Walters, Tommy Criswell, John Thomas, George Bryan, Jeanette Fladiger, Louella Boonstra. The bottom picture shows the editor, James Baines, and some of his staff working at the News-Dispatch the first semester. The members are as follows: Seated: James Baines, Carolyn Krause, Betty Meer, Geraldine Gib-ron, Jacqueline Richmond, Floryan Oszuscik. Standing: Janice Schlaak, Gladys Petoskey, Doris Luedeman, Geraldine Stalbaum, Evelyn Rogowski, Jean Burnett, Lois Geiger, Dorothy Bishop, Jessie Gutowski. 25