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

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George Poland issues a detention to Nancy Doinbkowski. 'llyerytliing is under control is the niotto of thc Nl. C. llall Patrol. Under the sponsorship of Mr. George Irgang this organization is 'ttops in its Held. The patrol keeps an orderly and steady nioyeincut of the students. There are three types of duties- post duty is the responsibility of the assigned nicinber to keep things running smooth- ly, the roving patrolnian watches for a member who is not on duty and takes up that post until the patrolnian arrives, last, but certainly not least, is the chief and his captains who see that all duties and responsibilities are carried out. Chief of this ycar's squad is George Olsen. Ray Chapala is chief during thc noon hour. Captains are Dennis Sadlow- ski, Dennis Sorgc, Tony Raniion, Keith llohnes, Ron Fiegc, Mike' Cochran, YVal- ter Skicrkoxyski, Ron Baker, Toni Satur- day, Skip Pierce and Fred Blissnier. mtg Rllfbii Rlwruja aitkliull ROW 1 loin Saturday, Dennis Sorge, Keith llolrnes, Den- nis Sadloxyski, Dick Baker, Skip Pierce, lluntley llgilyorson, ROW 2 Ray llelrlrncier, Willie Shannon, Xlary Davis, Carole K uclscn Ccor e Olsen, Ray Cliapala, lanet Skierkoiyski, Delores Dnrs Ron Fiege, Bob Dornbkowski, ROW 3 lirecl lilissrncr eff Kruc er, Ron Cruise, lion Ryda, Bob Chap- l Due uirin George Poland, Iirn Farina, Robert Nculicb, hlelyin fXleriweatlier, Doug Booth, ROW 4 Steve Pohl, Don Azar, Doug ltforrison, Eugene Sarnys, 'l'irn Arrnstrong, Craig Nlillbranth, Ron Baker, Verne Hixon, Nick Krochnial, Alike Cochran, Mr. lrgang, ROW 5 Ken Brooks, Chris 'l'irnrn, lack Butts, Dennis Baker, Iesse hleri- weathcr, Charlie Higgs, Bruce Leroy, Tony Rarnion, Charles Schoniaker, lack GriHin, Wfayne Orzech Q fQ Mvlgkx

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-:WY if RIO J The purpose of our three Tri-I Ii-Y Clubs is to promote Christian icleuls through 5ociul service projcctx which give the girls ini opportunity to work together to help others, to trgiin thein in lciiclership, and to help theni grow socially through the Ilfglllllllllllll zincl conipletion of eluh piogniiiis zincl proj- ects. The cluhs grre zithliutecl with the Sen- ior High School and the Y.Nl.C.A. The only nicnihership recjuireinent is that you inust he L1 student in senior high school. Our school has '37, '58, and '59 cluhs, for seniors, juniors :incl sophomores rcspectivehy One of the service proj- ects of the cluhs this year was the hlling of 'llliuiiksgiviiig lmslcets, which were given to needy families in the city. This is just one of nuniy of the projects and the services performed by the clubs. ROW 1 Sue Culvert, Ifsthcr Duble, Doiiine Pritehzircl, Lyn Anderson, Pat Stihhe, Ieain Welt, B.irh:im Vifitts, Bluff' Corniinz, Kurcn De W'itt, lfliiiiic Selnnitt, ROW 2 Burlbnrzi Price, Inch' Kopploinqni, Ruth Crinmcl, Sunclrii Iiohnstziclt, Sheil.i Xlcftlillgni. Carrol I,eu'is, Ifniili' Swistek, Inch' Lini- T er, Pat Ilgiiiriuxilt, Int K!Jl.11lL!tk, Ioh.inn.i lI.iger, xI.ITLl.l Sliildi, ROW 3 Mrs, Sprague, I'il.iine Witteiihurg, I.ine IW Q13-,. ...gi - A - -it qi --A him bb 14- Lynda Loeber, Ieain XY olt, Ruth C-rinrod, BLlIbL1I8'XKv8f'fS, and Dezninii Scott wmp Chrixtnms gifts for patients at Beatty Munorizil Ilospitiil. Iolinxton, Ruth Rrisiiiiisseii, I,x'ncl.i Loeher, Sheila Dottie, I3e,nin.i Stott, Bev joliiisoii, Lynn Ulrich, SIIYLIIIIIC W'ei5S, K.iren l ixher, Ilonngi lfrielcwn, Kziren Ilihner, ROW 4 Cetelm 1,e-ieiiilniixki, Sue Curlsoii. .Xrlene Kozixiteli. jogin C lirniwlei Nnzcl i XX IL e 3 Li . r. Hi 'e, Irint Requgirth. Diunc litt, NI.ug.iret Inhnwii, Xfiiitx' Culvert. junkie lillriby, CJIUIC Xiillidiiiwii, llINI!I.I Slqoezelz, Plnllin 'lijlisz N 11