Baugo Township High School - School Bell Echoes Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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fwtfl oo v 'L :W SENIORS JAMES I.. SPAKE He has two speeds-fast and slow. 3 Mishawaka, Indiana Junior Play 3: Annual Staff: Presi- dent l. WILLIAM R. SQUIRES God made him and therefore let him pass for a man. D , , Moores- ville, Indiana Annual Stall. ELEANE UMSTED They say the good die youngg I must take care of myself. Annual Staff: School Bell Echoesg G.A.A. DARWIN D. WENGER Loved by all. Harrison Township, Indiana Junior Playg Baseball 3, 4: Stu- dent Manager ll, 4: Vice Presi- dent 4: President of 4-H: Annual Staff. -as an QLQ? Aw ju 9790 bv Ii X- f' ix , mi - -'ll ' 9 529522.-e givf a g I A 4 4, ' WWI The 1046 School Bell Echoes

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SENIORS GLORIA R. MILLER lVhere there is u will, shell make u way. 3 Topeka. Indiana Junior Play: Annual Stall: School Bell Echoes. HELEN MILLER , Baugo Township. Indiana Annual Staff: Junior Play: Slu- dent Council l: Girl Reserve I: Glee Club I. SIMON R. MILLIER A I'hc educaled mind is tl rare jewel, and one which is always u source of pride to the possessorf' 8: South Bend. Indiana Baseball 2. 3, 4: Vice President I, 2: Junior Play: Hi-Y l: Cheerleader 33 Annual Staff: Glee Club 4. BEULAH M, MOORE Seen but not heard. ' 1 Elkhart. Indiana Co-Ilditor of the Annual: Glee Club l, 4: Girl Reserves l: Band I: Secretary I, 4: Treasurer I, 3: School Bell Echoes. VIOLIET D. PFRKIQY The gfrl you should meet because of her friendly dl-SPOSI-l1OV7.H 2 Mishawaka. Indiana Glee Club I: Annual Staff: Class Re- porter Z: School Bell Echoes. GIENII PICKRELI. All men are horn free and equalfi A1 , 1 Elkhart. Indiana Junior Play 3: Projection Club 3, 4: Annual Staff. .1 MSN. . 'Wa

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2 -. 5: :.f,' . H fr' ' ,. . em , ' 41 t 1 Valedictorian Salutalorian D.A.R. Representatzue SANDRA KAUFPMAN HELEN COOK MILLER LOIS EWING Honor Students This year the valedictorian honor was awarded to Sandra Kauffman, who had the highest average in the class. The second highest average, which wins the salutatorian honor, goes to Helen Miller. They acquired these honors through hard work and studiousness. The period during which the percentage was Hgured is the first 7 semesters, not including the last semester. The students of the Senior Class whose averages are high enough to put them in the upper t9Il Brel Pct. Sandra Kauffman .,...... ........ 9 5.67 James Spake .....,.. ...,... 8 7.48 Helen Miller .....,.....,. ,.,..... 9 3.31 Ray Miller .,......., ....... 8 4.39 Howard Dils ......... ...,,... 9 1.97 Gloria Miller., ..... ....... 8 3.88 Vernice Garl ,.,... ,....,.. 8 9.24 Helen Maloney .,..... ..,.... 8 3.70 Beulah Moore ...,.,.. ....,,,. 8 8.50 Darwin Wenger ......., ....... 8 2.26 'A' i' 'A' D. A. R. Representative Each year the Senior Class selects by vote a girl to represent our school as D. A. R. Repre- sentative. The girl with the highest number of votes represents our school at a county meet- ing. This girl answers a questionnaire and is later entertained at a tea given by the Elkhart Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution Society. Her manuscript is judged with others in the county and a county winner is chosen. Erom the winning county manuscripts, a state Pilgrim is selected to represent the county. Then from the states a national winner is chosen. The National Society of the D. A. R. then awards a prize to the national winner. From this year's class Lois Ewing was elected. The selection was based upon Dependability Ctruthfulness, loyalty, and punctualityj, Service Ccooperation, courtesy, and consideration for othersD, Leadership fpersonality, self control, and ability to assume responsibilityj, and Patri- otism funseliish interest in family, school, community, and nationj. By Lois EWING. The 1946 School Bell Echoes 17