Crown Point High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Crown Point, IN)

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38 BULLDOG ORRIN BURGE “Modesty is th grace, soul.” I , , V F. F. A. 3, 4. ALLEN CARLSON “Years of service past from grateful souls exact i-eward at last.” Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Second Team Basketball 3, 4 MARIE FLATHAU “A winning way, a pleasant smile.” Bulldog Staff 4. Uheer Leader, 3, 4. tiiHent Council 4. Hall of Fame 4. G. A. A. Letter Award 3. Girl Reserve 3, 4. Oueen of High School 3. Chairman Program Commit¬ tee 4. Girls’ Varsity Basketball 3, LAWRENCE BASTIANI “He beat his breast, he tore his hair”. Football 1. 2, 3, 4. Athletic CluD s. KENNETH KNIGHT “He’s a lad of honesty, man ¬ hood and good fellowship” President of Senior Class Ba-d 1, 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y 3, 4. Student Council, 3, 4. Chorus 3. King of High School 4 Football 3, 4. Hall of Fame 3. B-illdog Staff 4. “Haopy-Go-Lucky” 3. National Honor Society 4. TOM ADKINS “Manhood not scholarship is t’lo first aim of education” Sec.-Treas. of Senior Class Bulldog Staff 4. Inklings Staff 3, 4. Boys’ Ensemble 2, 3, 4. Band 1. Hi-Y 3, 4. Football 1, 4. Ouill and Scroll 3, 4. “Happy-Go-Lucky” 3. National Honor Society 4. GERALD BLACK No pleasure endures, i asoned by variety.” udent Council 3. age Mgr. “Happy-Go- Lucky” 3. i-Y 4. ulldog Staff 4. WILLIAM BLANKENSHIP “Never pick up worries; you can get them as you go along.”

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KARL KROST; Hitting all the high spots in Chicago or New York about 7 nights a week. Only don’t let it hit you down Karl. WILBUR KRUGER: Tall man of a circus. BECKY LAMSON: A gym teacher, yeh g-y-m not K-e-n. MARJORIE LETZ: A teacher in a large high school. teacher of what? ? ? ? Ah! That’s his story. CAROL JEAN MARTIN: Working for service and enjoying it. Now, don’t get it wrong; it’s Social Service Work. MARY McDANELLS: She hardly talks, but could she be another Movie Star??? HAROLD MARTINEK: In the year 1943, he is still busy trying to keep track of brother Frank. MARIE MIDDLETON: Still LUKE warm for TURNER. LOIS MORTON: LOIS is still debating BUT—with a husband. NORMA MUSSER: Norma is now “Hack” (in) in a hospital. She’o a NURSE. ELLEN RuFFMaNN and ERMA NERGE: Are making themselves tar¬ gets for paper wads by teaching in one room schools. CHUCK NASSAU: An artist of all arts. Maybe Doris is the Model? ? ? VIVIAN NIEIjSEN : Female version of Eddie Cantor, (you know the eye rolling.) LEONA NOWVISKiL: Looks as though she’ll have to be an air hostess. HERB PATZ: A G-Man.(Garbage Collector). BEATRICE PFAFF: Holdin’ hands in a hospital. (She’s taking the patient’s temperature.) BOB PLACE: Still talks Turkey. WARREN PIERCE: Still trying to find the right girl. DOROTHY PLATT: Performing an operation in a large Chicago hospital. She’s doing a lot of cuttin’ up. CECIL PORCH: Owning his own “no work to do” farm and lots of little chickens. Yes, I said CHICKENS. FERNE PURDY: Owning a beauty shop and manicuring a handsome man’s nails. Nice work if you can get it. ROBERT ROFFMANN: Still a woman hater at age of 40. My! My! and such curly hair. GEORGE ROSS: He will climb to great heights as a flag pole sitter. DAVID RUSSELL: A well-known pharmacist. LA VERNE SCHULTZ: In 10 years from now, she is still a modeler of RUTH SEBERGER: Making a target of herself for paper wads in Kindergarten. BOB STEUER: “The Perfect Gentleman.” JUNIOR STEINER: A dashing football hero at Notre Dame. MILFORD STILLSON: Living up to his name. A Still son. JACK STOLBERG: The last of the “Southern Gentlemen”. JOHANNA VAN DER MOLEN: “The quiet type”, she never told us what she wanted to be. Aw. JIM WAGNER: A football coach, but Feme is figuring the plays. DONALD WATT: Is in Hollywood now, giving Arthur Treacher, the English butler, a bit of stiff competition. Eh Watt??? MARY WEBER: “The Future Garbo.” HAROLD WEILER: Who knows? Could Pauline be his future? BOB WELSH: Crooning to, well—she lives on East Joliet Street and is the oldest daughter. Hum. ILA WEMPLE: Doing the Indiana Hop for a living. Good hopping to you Ha. BOB YOUKEY: The Mayor of our fair city, CROWN POINT!

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THE 1938 BULLDOG I J KAJNKL,IN FITCH “Hit the line hard, don’t foul and never shirk.” Hi-Y 4. Student Council 4. Bulldog Staff 4. Varsity Football 4. “Happy-Go-Lucky” 3. JANE GLOVER “A merry heart goes all the way.” Girls Reserves 3, 4. JOHN HAYDEN “Absence of occupation not rest; A mind quite vacant : mind distressed.” Basketball Manag i Football Mana Student Counc® . Inklings S aff 4. JACK CONNELLY “Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast”, ' ’snd 3, 4. Trumpet Trio 3, 4. MARJORIE DAVTRON “And she is passing fair.” Hisch High, Chicago 1, 2, 3. French Club Choral Club G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. Swimming Team 1, 2, 3. Bulldog Staff 4. Inklings Staff 4. VELMA FALKE “Frailty, thy name woman.” Girl Reserves 3, 4. MARJORIE CLYMER “Friendship is the high de¬ gree of perfection in society” Thomas Jefferson High 1. Student Council 3, 4. Girl Reserves 3. 4. Inklings Staff 4. GRANT DILLABAUGH “From labor health, from health contentment springs” Golden High School 1. Dramatics 1. Football 2. Intramurals 3. Hi-Y 4. ELEANOR FIEGLE “A merry heart ma th cheerful countenanM”. , Hammond Cpntrai ' HikhJ, Girl Reserves 3, 4 . Chorus 3,