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

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JUNIOR, SPONSORS Miss Wolfe Mr. Irgang Row 1: Maryette Burnett, Arbutus Beck, Barbara Covington, Eleanor Chrapkowski, Judy Clark, Pat Fulford. Mar- gie Caddo. Bow 2: Miss Luck (sponsor). Pansy Brooks, Marie Bagrukovich, Beverly Collins, Constance Bauer, Jean Bryan, Marilee Ebersole, Marilyn Field. Row 3: Sharon Averitt, Mary Ann Arndt, Delores Green, Geraldine Chinski. Joyce Stradtner, Joyce Angeledes. Mary Beth Crooks. Mary Burnham. Row 4: Dianna Eddy, Patricia Fenton. Louise Fqss, Joan Campbell. Nancy Arnold, Mary Dobson, Donna Dole-zal, Donna Rae Dagenhart, Glory Glasscott. Absent: Mary Foldenauer. Betty Foody. 25

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JUNIOR CLASS Dick Davis Thish Storen Allan Spicer The miner Junior Charlie has come a long way in search of gold. He represents the search of knowledge by the Junior Class. He has completed two years of his long journey and has nearly reached his destination. During the past year of wandering across the plains of learning, he has been led by Bloody Dick Davis, Rough and Ready Allan Spicer, and Curly Trish Storen. For guidance and encouragement Junior Charlie turned to Miss Wolfe and Mr. Irgang. He worked very hard for the Gum Drop Mine, better known as the Junior Concessions. The land mark of the year was the Junior Prom. During the year a great deal of work was done on the Junior Play, Off a Pewter Platter, which was a big success. Junior Charlie's first year of travel was almost as exciting as the second. The main event of that year was the Sophomore Party; the theme was a gypsy camp. Curly Trish Storen and Rattle Snake Richard Houck ruled over the party as queen and king. Members of the court were Sue Mathias, Glory Glasscott, Mary Burnham, Virginia Baird, Ann Messner, and Nancy Weisflog. 24

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flow 1: Ollie Abraham. Ted Topolski. Levi Richmond, Henry Kroening. Harold Mohamed. Dick Miller, Chester Krusinski. John Foss. Mr. Parsons (sponsor,). flow 2: Tom Davis. Herbert Pahl. Dick Davis. Don Haller. Louis Schultz. Jim Burris. Anthony Bohlim, Gene Schweizer. flow 3: Robert Claflin. Mark Ackley. George Penfold. John Ohms. Bill Harris. Robert Swim, Richard Werdin. Dan Drehmel. Warren Sommerfeld. Row 4: John Daher. Bill Hohl. Larry Hallin. Robert Frame. Harold Wold. Gene Gielow. Eugene Eggers. Harold Schelling. John Koepke. Gene Fasten, Allen Clarke. Absent: Donald Spears, Robert Wilke, Melvin Sydow, Dan Tompkins. Row 1: Ann Messner, Elizabeth Clark, Barbara Taylor, Charlene Kneisley, Gail Fuller. Etta May Eberly, Mary Jean flux, Dorothy Koch. Row 2: Miss Shepherd (sponsor). Josephine Nowiel, Frances Quadlin, Jo Ann Sutherlin. Oneida Burrell, Bettie Burkhart, Mary Lynn Majot. Row 3: Betty Wilke. Kathleen Werre. Mary Ivey. Audrey Easterday, Eunice Ahrendt. Virginia Baird. Beverly Rohde, Sally Anne Franks, Eleanor Lesk. flow 4: Jeanette Eckert. Nancy Nichols, Gloria Krelt, Ruth Hileman. Mary Ann Werner, Ann Rogowski, Carole Wellman, Cynthia Sadler. Margaret Kelly. Marilyn Prahl. 26