Elkhart Community High School - Echo Yearbook (Elkhart, IL)

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Saab Ford Lanterman F.F.A, 47--18-49-503 Spurtsnlc-n's Vlub -iT-4N- -L9-501 Chorus 50: 4-ll -EN-,HP-503 On Stage 501 Mother Does Tho Talking -HD: The Bruin Storm 505 Echo 503 Et-hut-tte 50. Karen Svenson F.H.A. 4T-48-fl!!-50: lmnrl 47-JN-'IEP-505 Chor- us 47-48-411-Stl: fl.A..X. 47: I-H 47-45-Hill-503 Class Secretary-'l'l-1-asurvx' 47-453 Vice-President of Band 415: C1'vntl1x'x-s of Irnpulsn- 493 On Stage 50: AIuthPl' Dots The 'I':tlIiing 405 Tho Brain Storm 503 Echo 505 Echoettc 50. 3Charlene Parks F.H.A. 47--IN--l!IA5ll3 Band -IN-'Lil-503 Chorus 47-45-lf!-50: G.A.A. 475 F,H.A. President -'ISL Band Librarian 495 The Trysting Place- 47: Creatures of Impulse -UIQ On Stagt- 50: Matin-r Dol-s The Talking 405 Tho Brain Storm 505 Sohool I.ibrairian 48g Honor E 50: Echo -iT--lib-505 Echoettu 50: Activity E 50, Wayne Stolz F.F.A. 47-49--19-50: Band -iN-fl!!-503 -I-II -17- 48--19-SOQ F.F.A. S04'l'etal'y 501 Managvl' of Basketball Team -lil-50: Tho Brain Storm 50: Echo 50: Echoette 50. Raymond Mercker F.F'.A, -IT--IS--Hi-503 Sprwlsille-11's l'lulr 47-IN-41h 505 Vhorus 50: l4'.F.A lle1m1't4-r 49: F.F.A, 'l'1'vusurcr 50: View-l'rn-sixln-nt Fportsmexfs Ulub 405 Sportsmt-n's l'Iuh Sw-vim-tu1'5' 30: 4-H 4T-4N- 19-Mbq Tho Trysling l'lavv -IT: Moths-r Does The Talking 403 The Bruin Storlrf' 50: On Stage 501 Echo -IU-505 Echuoltc 502 Activity E 50. Gwendolyn Suttory F.ll.A. -IT-,IN-4!l-50: l'lwl'lls 'IT--Ili-JU: ll, A.A 473 Sf-hoo! Librarian 50: Noon Prograin l'lmil'mnu 50: l'r+-:ttu1'es of Impulsn- 19: On Stage 503 Tho Trysting PlaC'e -IT: The Brain Storm 501 Echo 50: Echoetto 50. NINE

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'1:,L'la.u. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Row: L. Wilham, W. Hickey. Second Row: J. Grohovsky, D. Hinds. Nineteen juniors returned to the E. C. H. S. settlement in September, 1949. The junior play, Leave It To Goldie, was their first big venture into the field oil dramatics and finance. This production netted them a profit of 573. Larry Wilham served as president, Dolores Hinds as vice-president, and Walter James Hickey as secretary-treasurer. Several juniors were letter winners in athletics, and some were award Winners in F. F. A. The junior-senior prom was held in the auditorium the evening of May 5. Th theme, Hitch Your Wagon to a Star, carried out in clever decorations, made the roo unusually attractive. The class was saddened by the death of one of its members, John Pickett, who died from tetanus, November 9, 1949, just before the junior play was to have been given. The class sorely missed Jack's ready wit, his fun and laughter. First Row: C. Davis, W. Weidhuner, G. Gieseke, W, Hickey, D. Hinds, L. Wilham, M. Sanders, H. Hall J. Pickett Cdeceasedb. Second Row: J. Dennison, P. Thompson, C. Ebbersten, V. Dennison, T. Dains, W. Dennison, D. Boyer J. Ward, V. Plummer, J. Grohovsky, l w TEN

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.svpfwmfm gm SOPI-IOMORE OFFICERS Seated: A. Tierney. Standing: D. Pankey, M. Neill, P. Awe. Seventeen sophomores returned to E. C. H. S. this year. The class chose as officers: president, Paul Aweg vice-president, Donald Pankey, and secretary-treasurer, Agnes Tierney. Miss Margaret Neill was class sponsor. At the annual Homecoming,' the sophomores sold chances on a basket of groceries, sponsored a shooting gallery, and sold pop. The profit from this was 358155. With this money the class went to St. Louis. This trip was the highlight of their year. The class also sponsored an all-school party, April 24. First Row: N. Van Fossan, K. Walsh, H. Lanterman, A. Tierney, P. Awe, D. Pankey, M. Olson, W. Dobey, N. Davis. Second Row: R. Hubbard, J. Stahl, B. Bertsche, J. D ee, D. Dains, D. Sivert, F. Neavill, B. Bertsche M. Neill. ELEVEN