Elberfeld High School - Elite Yearbook (Elberfeld, IN)

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Flirtiest Girl ........ Flirtiest Boy ......... Neatest Girl .......... Neatest Boy ......... Shortest Girl ........ Shortest Boy ........ Friendliest Girl ....... Friendliest Boy .......... Most Athletic Girl ......... Most Athletic Boy ......... Shyest Girl .................. Shyest Boy ......... Smartest Girl ........ Smartest Boy ........... Most Tardy Girl ......... Most Tardy Boy ............. Most Likely to Succeed .......... Best Singer, Girl ................... Best Singer, Boy ....,.... Nosiest Girl .......... Nosiest Boy .......... Quietest Girl ......... Quietest Boy ......,,........ Loudest Mouth Boy ....... Cutest Girl ................... Cutest Boy ........ Silliest Girl ........ Silliest Boy ...................... Best Personality Girl ........ Best Personality Boy .......... Best Dancing Girl .......... Best Dancing Boy ......... Most Unserious Girl ...... Most Unserious Boy. ...... .. Stubbornest Girl ............. Stubbornest Boy ......... Dreamiest Girl ........ Dreamiest Boy ......... Class Degrees ........Janice Duffy ........Charlie Poiles ........Pat Thompson ..........Royce Speicher ............Patsy Vaught ..........Clarence Baughn ............Marilene Thene Harold Hollingsworth .................Pearl Sellers ..........Royce Speicher ........Doris Arendell .......Royce Speicher ...............Irma Oeth .......Clarence Baughn ......................Janice Duffy .Harold Hollingsworth ..................Janice Duffy ............Irma Oeth .........Charlie Poiles .........Marilene Thene ..........Clarence Baughn Parton Voyles .Harold Hollingsworth ..............Pat Thompson .........Royce Speicher ..........Pear1 Sellers .......Clarence Baughn Parton ..........Royce Speicher ................Janie Vaught ........Harold Hollingsworth ..............Doris Arendell ..............Bob Voyles ............Patsy Vaught ..........Clarence Baughn anice Duffy ..........Bob Voyles

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Class Prophecy, Cont'd. As my dream goes on, I see myself getting out of th ecar and waving goodbye to Pearl. Not watching where I was going, I turned, and ran into someone dressed all in blue. When I looked up into his familiar blue eyes and saw red hair flaming from beneath a sailor hatg I could see it was none other than Harold Hollingsworth. He seems to have grown two inches taller and his chest is thrown out proudly. He has something to be proud about too, for he tells me he has just been made an Admiral of the United States Navy. He is home now on a two weeks leave and he goes on to tell me he is going to make the Navy his career. I must say he makes a handsome sailor as well as a successful one. Next my dream seems to take me to a train station and in my hand is a ticket that says Washington, D. C. There is the train that's leaving for there and as I board it, I see I will have to share seats with a very serious looking young man. When I sat down and glanced over at the man who do you suppose it was? Bob Voyles, another former senior of '50, I find Bob is a very successful traveling salesman and I know he would be with his easy going manner and determination. Bob tells me he is also married and has twin sons. That surprised me for he never had much use for the girls in high school, but then you never could under estimate the powers of a woman. After arriving in Washington I found myself making way to the Capitol Building. When I reached there I saw a guide getting ready to take a group of people through the building on a tour. It should be interesting so I'll just go along too. The rooms were big and beautiful with marble floors that glistened. Then I heard voices in the next room and looking in I saw the President, and he was dictating letters to his secretary. She was a very attractive, poised secretary and as she turned her head to leave I saw it was Mary Parton. So she is the secretary to the President of the United States? What a great honor to be capable of holding that position. I don't know of anyone who would make a better secretary for she was always known for her person- ality and dependability. As the dream goes on, I left after the tour and going down the street I saw a very familiar person coming toward me. He looks ver ydistinguished dressed in a gray suit and carrying a brief case. When he gets closer I see it is Clarence Baughn, another of my classmates. When I stopped to talk to him he tells me he is a very busy man these days. His job is very secretive for he is now one of the great scientists on the H-BOMB . I wasn't very surprised to hear he was doing such intelligence work for he always did have brains that I was always wishing I had. Then as my dream continued on, I seemed to decide to take an airplane back home to get there quicker. It was nice and peaceful riding along in one of these new speedy planes. And then as I looked down the aisle I was very startled, for coming towards me was an Airline Stewardess. Who do you suppose it was? Yes, you guessed it, it was myself, Janice Duffy. About that time I awoke, and jumped straight up. Was that ever shocking seeing yourself ten years from now. Oh! what a joy it was to be awake and know that I was still a Senior of 1950, and that I could go to school tomorrow and see all of my classmates still roaming the halls of good old E. H. S. I do hope that each and everyone of my classmates will be as successful ten years from now as I dreamed they were. If I know my classmates I won't have to worry much. J. D.

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Class Characteristics NAME SAYING NOTED FOR Doris I don't know Red Hair Mary Well Personality Marilene 0h! boy Meanness Janie Too bad Dancing Patsy O'Sharty Temper Pat T. I don't know Neatness Irma Oh Crazy Singing Pearl Hey! Watch that Sillyness Janice La-de-da Her Hair Royce I'll tell you Good Looks Clarence Want me tell you Stubbornness Charlie Ze! Gosh dang Singing Harold Aw Harry Being Late Bob ' Yeah you bet Quietness NAME LIKELY TO BE NICKNAME Doris Arendell Mary Parton Marilene Thene Janie Vaught Patsy Vaught Pat Thompson Irma Oeth Pearl Sellers Janice Duffy Royce Speicher Clarence Baughn Charlie Poiles Harold Hollingsworth Bob Voyles Miss America Queen of Siam Glamor Girl News Reporter Vernon's Wife Housewife Music. Teacher Wife of Paul S. Chorus Girl Teacher Pilot Tim will tell Gob Hot Rod Jockey Twin Tub curubbyn Blondie uAcren ULucy7Y tl Pat!! Irmie Pearly Duff fI'ooty Tootsie L4Burp!I HRedl! Delano AMBITION To be an old maid Secretary Beautician Career Girl To have two boys Secretary Housewife Beautician Air Line Hostess Mechanic Ain't got none Getting out of school To be married To own a farm PASTIME Thinking of Haubstadt Day Dreaming Eating Telling Jokes Driving Vernon's Car Talking Thinking of Pete Acting Silly Dreaming Talking to Girls Sleeping Sleeping Going to 0. L. C. Sleeping