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

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Q err 111 1 1 1. ll I U FLUIW X NN 11 11N ' 1 1 1 11 11 4 1 Hub llllll Blaeklrlars The Blaeltfrlars are composed of a frroup of btudents who are mterestecl ID clramatlcs To become a member one must succeesfully preeent a reaclmff be fore the ffroup Thu. year the Blaclxfrxarb prceentecl 1 l'lllZ1I'lOLl9 comedy talled lnobauo Xlley a story of two lazy mountam fam1l1es ana a Qerxous play ent1tled lXl1r acle at Blalse These two plays yy ere a great Qucceas and much of the crecl1t may be vu en to Nllsb Luck who coached thu Group Tom Funderburlx was premdent of the orgamzatum Nlunel breen may XICC presldent and 'Norma Gartman was befretary 91 IJIIINI' How: Luis! Ziefl- , t'ori1111v Lutz, Blu -1 f'I't'Q'll, Ile-tty ll'tt, Helly llkllll, NUI'Ill2l flz11't111:111. NIz11'iu11 Noble-, liilve-11 l'lltllfHXl'Ill. Natalie l'v'1ll. Norma Platt. Sli 11x11 I' m: .I11z111 llllLfllt'S. l.illlI'il .Im-1111 Hv11svIi, Ala ' A' lrictwr, Vir1:i11iz1 lieu. ,lips I.11c'k, Ruth ltiz111. 1Ju1'oll1y Spiro. Xl11I'j'.l1illO lllllllllll. Shirley 'l'redt11m, 'lxllllill It xv: .li1111 Q Nic-lmlas. Carl I11r'ell, Tr 111 Fll1l1l'I'l1llI'li. Kesler I' ll 1-K. 'IW111 lthgo, fl1lI'I'j' Vader, Aflillll l'ievl111ik, 1' ert I ' imc. . 'N - , . - v I' - 1' E ' ' 5 - Q' -I -'V . . 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

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Larl Purcell Allen lldl1ll1lLl -Kim bt,f.,llllL Art Exlmbll ker Hall This year finger painting oil painting clay moclelmf' stencils and lmoleum block cuttinv were demonstrated Finger paintmv one of the hwhllvhts of the high school demonstratlon was done by Allen Hammer Ann Segmtz Carl Parcell Betty Wilkins Albert Tully and Bettie Crane Paul George exhibited some of his oll paintings and also demonstrated his work ane Bartels and Mary ane Dunlop built vase forms showlnv two methods of modelln clay the flat coil method and the round coil method Stenciled window draperies were exhibited by Katherine Downs Shirley Smith, and Fran ces Beattie Linoleum block cuttmf and the makmo of plaster casts from that block were shown Betty WllklH Art Classes ln the senior hivh school art department students are given a cholce of fundamental art crafts art m dress and mterlor decoration Fundamental art deals with fundamentals desivn color and drawlnv Crafts art in dress and interior decoration are based on these fundamentals Various crafts are offered wood plaster 'und soap carving block prlntlnv and stencxlinv The purpose of the crafts is to develop appreciation understandmv and skill in several crafts rather than Greater skill in only one or two crafts Il ka h l 4 I I I t ' '7 . '-I K 1 - 1' tg . . , , . . A I 5 l ,Vg ' .X M ,. . .0 . Q ' - Q . . -+77 Y ' ,,, ,, f,,-.7 , 1' 'li 5 ' 1' ' ll' U ' . . l Each year students in Mrs. Winema1i's art classes participate in the art exhibit held at Bar- . I. . ov . .D .D l h. , '- J ' J t ' D ' s , - . x . at . D Q w by ' ' s. . .O I . . ' ,, , . . Z .D , ' V. D. ' . ' l S 1 : . V K . 1 D 3' n ' he Z.. . I 3. - . Q. D .