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

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RNI 4 x Rohr rt INIFYIIII In XldfltllI19 So oft I ms X14 holson Amt 1 Ile utsr he r lrorothx Swanson Betty estph rl I ttx x Non 1 lem Suu tr 4 4 'om else fl er 114 ersou nrman :rn Q fr I 11r4 xe 1 X nm Pom lke 1 Illr 4 I t ver ' I1 Itob r Sx I rx Ullll Q o on IJ4 ml D 4 Hall Patrol Don t run In the halls because you re sure to bump Into a member of the Hall Patrol Woe be to you rf you re cauffht domv somethmv that I9 agamst the hall rules You ll be sm :nv Oh How l Hate To Get Lp ln the Mormnff but you ll have to be present at that Sunrlse Service The Hall Patrol was orvan17ed for the purpose of keepmff order rn the cor rldors rn the mornlnv and at noon The chief In semor hwh ClLll'lDU' the first semester was ohn Wasp: The frrst floor cap taln was oseph Beck second floor Gene Hay and thlrd floor Bob Helse The second se mester Bob Herse was chref Roger Brlnkman was flrst floor captam Tom R1n1o second floor captam and Amta Deutscher and Lots Nicholson were thrrd floor captarns Mr lrvanff sponsors this organlzatlon Safety Patrol Hey you walk 1n the Crosswalk or else Here s the command of the Safety Patrol The Safety Patrol was orffamzed a short time affo by Mr lrvanv for the purpose of en forcrnv safety reffulatlons durmv the school year It IS entlrely voluntary Wlth the Safety Patrol on the watch dont try to jay walk The flrst semester chlef was Bob Patterson sec ond semester chief was Shlrley Dressel Hats off to you Qafety Patrol Y our job IS far from bemff peaches and cream' Members Dlck Wolfe Robert Patterson Dick lxeene Monroe qorve Robert gchnebel ghlr ley Dressel Donald Seffnltz 19 Fl It nv: X , ', 1 ,. ' 1' ,Sl , .' ,, 'z 2 1, A' S .' , j W .' 2 , te Q Miller. Gene llaj. .' 2 . z .' jla . Sl-3 own lt uw: I. I ll , lt g A lt .' , H - - lill 'lg-. Itill f'wrlol1, llir-la 1 V IIS. Yah' - - ral H, Inn liierlwstztrlt, Hr-rlwrt llilnlivk. NUFIIIHII 'I'z1l1lrer, lirl ll0I'lllH'0f'li, .Iolm XY1iSlll,.lIlllIl ' ks, .Ir. Tllllclr It m: R4 avr Hrinlwnznn, Louis .l21K'UlJll4'1'l, ltol - I Ie t'4vl4l, .lim llule, Herbert Qmwgill, e I S vam- son, Itogor .XliLTll0I'y. ltic-lmral Itehlnein, .Inst-pll H04-k, .l4'I'I'j' Storey, 'l'+-tl 'l'ln41rne, ltuhert Suller. F4 l'lt'lkII Itmv: Hen A' Pzxgels, lliiylllllllll Keene, l'lal'ex14'e Nl I. 'foul Ringo, ltulliuln Nl ITeII, IJ urn- lar 'i, K4-slr-I' l'nllm'k, Huh Na-e'tllI'r', liulr l v'kQ'I'. I ' l 3 I D l 5 I- ' . ' - D I 3' 11 ' . 5 i . 1 4 tx . K .P 5 ' . ' ' . ' 'h ' 5 ' i. N, , K .I , ' 1 I - 's ' . ' . ' . - . ' . ' Y . - . 5 5 . .N D 5 I D . ' . D: I l 9 r ' o o U ' 3 5 C5 ' ' . ' . - . K f . . : - , 5 D . I

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4 'frrsons Don Ilrruhrmlr I sph I I lm 1 us Forum Club C xllmlf all those with the Urft of Uab H xve you ever wanted to Une vour opmron on 1 subject concernlnv the war or pol1trcs3 Well here Q your chance The forum C lub drscusses current event questrons Anybody can Jom thus club md enjoy the prrvll Lge of talkrnv Thls IS one trme you can Het up xnd hlovx your top off and stlll have people listen to you Daddy Parsons helps to keep the memhers rn order when therr discus srons hey ome loo he xted The OHICCTS for the flret semester were oe Turner presrdent md Charles lulnlce secretary Durmff the Second Semester Charles Gasleyer served 'rs president Fd Dorn brock rs vrce preendent and Gene HW as secretary 18 l Fllrsl' H vw: Nlr. I. .' 1 . osl lee Q, lidwurll Tll- Imm-lq. ling:-I' l:l'lllliIll2lll. Jul u lm-rl'1.', G4-ue Huy. SI-,IUNII llow: lid Kiley, f'lI2lf'll'Sfl1lSlt'y0l', Ran' lkxlkius. 2 ,, . ' , , h . Z QA, 1 5. 7 5 . . I . . 5 I 2 ' ' ' ek ' ' ,,. ' ' ' ' T, 2 ,, , . . 3 . . , 1. . , 7. - ' If ' - .' , ' 1 . ' 1 .

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Natalie Beall, Laura Jean Hensell, Tom Ringo, Shirley Rose. John Abraham, Carol Wil- son, Monroe Sorge, Charlotte Krassow, Miss Luck, Charles Lubke, lilaine Kaplan, Beat- rir-e Clark, lloris Taylor, Jiin Last, Harriett Lewis, Judy Wolcott, Joe Turner, Norma Platt, Toni Korrigan. S'l'.xxmw: Alumni: Mrs. John 0'Neill, Mrs. Harold Messner. Thespians Thespians is a national honorary organization for high school dramatists. Because the requirements are rigid, the membership of the club is rather small. Miss Mellie Luck served as sponsor of the troupe. This year the Thespians held their first public initiation on the stage of the junior high auditorium. Several members of the Thespians presented The Villain Still pursued Her for the Band Follies on March 3 l. The officers of the Thespians are Tom Kerrigan, president: Tom Ringo, vice-presidentg Shirley Rose, secretary, and Norma Platt, treasurer. 20