Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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( C ' -$ ' ' l,«l, f «w C I .d J J-k : » »• -i. » i Of Our Valued Years at Elkhart Hi h. FRANCIS J. WEAR One of the smaller ineinljers of our class. She was a Girl Reserve, a Rah Rah member and one of the . E. H. S. Wolves. Slie was very iiiucli interested in sports and played volleyball and basketball. HOWARD D. WEIDEMAX Howard, a tall blond boy. belonged to tlie Hi-V for three years, lieing secretary for one semester. He played Sandbur football and interclass basket- ball. C.EKALDIXE WHINNERY ■■{.lerry to her friends — was a sweet girl and popular among her classmates. She played in the l)and fur inore llian two years. She was an ex- cellent typist and sliorthand student. ANNA WHITELY Anna has been ill. and may not be able to grad- uate with our class. She has been a member of the band for four years. ■TUXE ELLEX WIEXER .June attended South Higli School in Cleveland for three and one-haif years. However, while here, slie was a member of the Art Club and the Drama Club. CHARLES WH.COX Charles went out for track in his freshman year and played interclass basketball for four years. CATHERIXE L. WILHELM The girl witli the brisk walk : slie belonged to the Drama Club. Spanisli Club, and Glee Club. Catherine was a Pennant Weekly reporter for three years and worked on snapshots of the An- nual. She played volleyball, basketball and tennis. JAMES WH.KIXSOX James was a freshman in Hloomington High School. He was interested in sports, restling and winning conference championship in his sophomore year, plaviii:; Sandbur football and interclass basketball. XAOMI WH.l.ARI) XaoMti liarl one of the leads in our senior class play. She was a Girl Reserve foi- four years and playetl basketball for one semester. DORAHEL Wn.EIAMS An excellent student. Doral)el found time for the Korum Club and the Glee Club. She totik part in the opera. F ' aust . lias been a valuable ? was a Drama Club JL ' XE WILLIAMS .June is a sweet girl whu member of our class. Sh inembei ' . GEORGIA C. WILTROUT (Georgia belongerl to the Glee Club for two years. She took part in The Sunbonnet Girl and in tlie opera ' Faust . HELEX WIXDSOR Helen, a dark-haired girl, took a home economics course. Her cliief ambition is to become a hair- dresser. XORMAX WOLFE N ' orman, interested in sports, played Sandbur football and wrestled in his freshman year. He played ' arsity football in his soplioniore year ami interclass basketball for two years. HARRY WOODWARD Harry played in the band for two years, as a junior and a senior. WILLIAM M. WORK Bill was an active member of the Hi-Y for four years. He was vice-president of the junior Hi-V for four years. He was vice-president of the junior Hi-V and secretary of the senior HiV; he also belonged to the Fighting Fifty. Frencli Club and Glee Club. He played in the l)and in his fresliman year and starred in the opera in his senior year. BRUCE WRIGHT One of the taller class members. He was a member of tlie Drama Club. He played interclass foot- l)all. interclass basketl)all and Varsity basketball.. MILDRED YEAGER Mildred played volleyball and basketball.- serv- ing as vice-president of the E. H. S. Wolves in her senior year. Mildred was a Girl Reserve and a Drama Club member. GERRIT C. YOXKER Gerrit was a mendier of tlie cross country track team. He was much interested in printing ami ijidustrial subjects. WH.LARD YOUXG Willard took a commercial specialize in electricitv. MARY LOT YL ' XKER Mary Lou was never seen without Maylunisen. She belonged to the French and Drama Clubs. He hupcs 1,1 DEAX ZLMMERMAX Dean liked sports: he played Sandbur football and interclass basketball. He belonged to the Drama Club. MARILVX BRAXDT Marilyn had tlie added responsibility of a job. outside of school hours. Slie was a Girl Resene for four years, and was interested in basketball. ALYCE KAVANAGH An excellent student; she was a Girl Reserve for four years, a Rah Rah girl and a member of the French Club. She was a Pennant Weekly reporter in her freshman year. Also. Alyce was Yy much interested in Mr. Gill ' s chemistry coarse. WILBUR H. .McFADDEX Will)ur was one of the ()uieter members of the class, but don ' t forget the .saying about still water runs deep. FRED ELLIOT, JR. Fred has played interclass basketball for four years and made the N ' arsity football team as a soplioniore. He belongs to the Drama Club. STEVE KOSKI Steve ' s hobbies are golf and baseball. He lias taken several auto-mecbariic coujses, and liopes to be an aviator. HLLARD LAXTZ Millard is another of those c-haps kept busy with a paper rmite. He belonged to the Hi-V and played interclass !)asketball. JAMES MURRAY .lames started as a freshman in Elkhart High School. However, he attemied Goshen High School from his second freshman semester until liis senior year. He came back to E. H. S. to grad- uate. Welcome home, .limniy. WAitXE GRLSE llhic s prevented Wainc finm graduating ' Ids class last yea). Me [inrsned the coinint-nial course. He wants to join the arrii and :. ' el hito the Border I ' atnd. Xor IMCTURED MAlUi.VRKT AXDERSOX Margaret is a (piiet attractive girl, who gradu- ated on the home economics course. P(if e y ' tncfrru

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HELEN M. SMITH ll.-leii « is a iiuMnher (if lla ' l.aiul r„r Ixv.i y. ' .-ns. tlie Diaina (iub, Latin CM . and llic t.nl K -- seives. Sin- was a IV-nnant Weekly repinler and feature writer, slioppins arunnd as Koujlie Kosie. She played l asketlMll fur two years. UOHEUT S HTH Uob is mueh interested in l.asel)all. lie is a very Kood elieniistrv student, wliieli sliould ' ive Inni 11 elianee to do sonietliius in tliis modern wiulil. HELEN STEPHENSON A nuiet Jlirl. Helen was a llirl Reserve a lenilier of the Koruni. Dranui. and I- reneh Clubs. Sla was viee-presiilent of the Kreneli Club as a last half senior. She served on the I ' ennant eekly staff in her sopluanore ear. RICHARD E. STAMP •ludsing from his drivin;; lie intends someday to outspeed Sir Maleolm Canipbell. known to most of his friends as Uick. lie was an assistant busi- ness manager of the reniiant Weekly. PAUL P. STEWART Paul, beins interested in athletics, was a member interclass basket- its freshman and of the Sandbar football team, liall team, and track team sophomore years. LUCILLE STOLL . , l.ueille has lovely dark curly hair, and is al- ways tastefully dressed. She is graduating on the commercial course. ROBERT STONE Dob is anotlier outstanding athlete. He played Sandbur football, interclass basketball, arsity basketball and Varsity football. MAR.IORIE STONE Mariorie will not be here to graduate witli us as she left for California after finishing her work. MALCOLM STONER Maleolm was a member of the Fighting Fifty and the Drama Club. He played liasketball ami Var- sity football in his senior year. HELEN M. STRINE Helen was a member of the Girl Reserves and of the Drama Club. She worked on the Annual Statf. I,A VONNE STRINE La ' onne was a member of the Cdee Club. She played volleyball and basketball. DOROTHY STUCKMAN Dot came from (ioslien but she was soon a friend of everybody and is very well-liked. She is a member of ' the Rah Rah. the C.irl Reserves, French and Drama clubs. She was a member of the Forum Club and entered interclass debating in her junior year. She took part in An Krraiid for I ' lilly .ind worked on the I ' ennant Annual. ,i. t()ii ,srur .NL N lacob was ,1 Micinbi ' r of the C.lce Club and the Drama Club, and excellently portrayed the pro- fessor in the one-act plays given la.st semester. CARL SUM ME , , Cirl is a faithful band member, having played for four years. He also played in the orchestra and was a member of the Hi-V. MARIE SWANK A hard-working student, Marie was a member of the C.irl Reserves, the Drama Club, and the Latin Club. She sang in the CHee Chil). taking part in -The Suiiboniiet (;irl and Doii -M ' mno.s Treasure . She was in An Errand tor lolly and was on the . niuial Staff. CARL SWARTZELL Carl was active in athletics, playing Sandbur football. Varsity football, and interclass basket- ball. HELEN F. TERLEP Helen will always be remembered as an excellent student. Slie is usually seen with her good friend. ,IE AN THOMAS Jean is another excellent student, finding time for the Art Club, Ciirl Reserves, and Rah Rah Clulj. Slie also was an active memlier of the re ' ' j Club being treasurer one seme.ster. A faithful Pennant Weekly writer. Jean was first a reporter then Assistant Editor and last semester. Manag- ing Fdilor. ARDIS THORNTON lways smiling and good-natured. Ardis made a record as an excellent student. She was a mem- ber of the Latin Club. JACK TROUP Jack was a member of the Hi-Y. the Forum, the Art and Drama Clubs. He was a Pennant Weekly reporter and on the Advertising Staff of the Pennant Annual. Jack played Varsity tennis and had a part in the senior class play. EVELYN TRUEX Kvelyn ' s lack of height has not hindered her from lieing an outstanding athlete; she can do nio.st anything in the line of sports. She was a Rah Rah girl. HAROLD G. TRUEX Harold was a member of the Fighting Fifty and of the Drama Club. He played interclass basket- hall and Sandbur football. Pinkie was well liked by everyone. iNNA MARIK Tl ' CKER Anna .Marie was .1 Cirl Reserve and a lucinber of the Drama (Tub. We icmcmb.u her as being luctty and well-dresseil. 15KTTY TWICHELL Hetty was a tdrl Reserve, serting on the program coiiiinitLcei a.nd ;i member of the Latin and Drama Cliijij) SMc VM a Vtee V a]i uuM;ibei singing in tlic5 ' rirates orf PeiiTinliee ' - ' , .Ind «n ' tlie Advertis- ing Staff of the Pennant Weekly. ALMA R. TYSON Mma was a member of the Girl Re.serves. Forum Club and Glee Club in her freshman and sopho- more years. She is an Art student, having been a member of the Art Club for four years, secretary, and president and .she was on the Art Staff ol the . nnual. KENNETH L. ULLERY Kenneth took a great interest in the Glee Club he sang in The Sunbonnet Girl . Don Alonzos Treasure , and three E. H. S. Minstrels. He also found time for the junior class play, and tor the Drama Cluli. ELMER ULRICH Elmer, who spends much of his time in the indus- trial building, is chieHy interested in electricity. LOUISE VAN TILBURG Pretty and vivacious, she is a valuable assistant to Mi.ss Roliinson. Her present ambition is to write short stories. RICHARD VOELKERT Richard belonged to the Hi-Y, Drama CTub, and Cilee Club. He liad a leading character role in both cla.ss plays. Richard also found tune for in- terclass basketball. Varsity basketball. Varsity tennis, and some football, and the Pennant Weekly. WILLIAM WAGNER Bill liecame a member of the Fighting Fifty in his senior year. He played Sandbur football in his sophomore year and Varsity in hi,s senior year. He played interclass basketball tor four years and was ' out for track. INEZ WALTER Better known as Inie : .she was the Assistant Editor of the Annual. She was also a Girl Re- serve Rah Rail, and belonged to the Drama Club. Inie played basketball in her freslmian and sophomore ' years. Ask her about her evenings and week ends. LUCILLE WALTER Lucille was a musician, playing in the band for four years, and in the orchestra for one year. Encouraged and Streng thened By the Memory fT ' f fT Paye Eighteen

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rresidcnt R()1)ltI lA is Vice President Bernard Davidson Secretary Kathleen Hersliherger Treasurer Karl Keecli Social Chairman Eugene C ' louse The Junior Class has, as usual, been one of the most active classes in school. Early in tlie year, the two classes, June and January, established a pre- cedent by uniting under one group of officers and sponsors. jNIiss Broughton and Mr. ]Mater were chosen to guide the classes throughout the year. On October 23 the class held a party in the gym. Dancing was enjoyed for the greater part of the evening and refreshments were served. i5uring the fall, the Junior rings and pins were chosen. The base of the emblem was of smoked pearl with a choice of white gold or silver for the class insignia and the mounting. Junior Classes of 1936 I. Harris, V.; Harrah, C. ; Bogart, I..; Bowman, P.; Hardy. P.; Hoover, G. ; Oswald, R.; Kell, I.; Lori- more, D. •2. Stevens, M.; Steely, ,1.; Sawyer. C. ; .Tenkins. E.; Amsden. D.; Eger, H.; Hunter. W. ; Achberger, W. ; Shaw, E. 3. Ziesel, M.; Albright, E.; Jernstrom. W.; Putman, L. ; Koebernick, M.; Dunkin, E.; Johnson. E.; Stenberg, F. ; Stair, W. ■i. Martin, C. ; Nelson, A. ; Stutsman. C. ; Esch. N. ; Nagy, M.; Kaser, E.; Nusbaum. .1.; Giomi. .T.; Ollinghouse, A. 5. Sweetland, O. ; Baker, D.; Nibloek. S. ; Thornton. R.; Billig, M. .1.; Stayner, W. ; Coin-land. A.; Snyder, M.; Shuster, W. vv(. } 6.1 Thursby, R.; Hendricks. C; Achberger, R. ; Kilgren, iUfjlh A.; Hunt. U.; Reese, A.; Robertson. A.; Koontz. D.; W(] Hogendobler, E. 7. Mast, R.; Lilly, J.; Bishop, W.; Ort M. Cripe, H.; Gebhard, L. ; Clyde, C. ; Wine. .1.; Christian. O. 8. Vigh, E.; Nibloek, B.; Houseworth. J.; Replogle, .1.; Keech, E.; Humecke, E.; Wine. E. ; Williams, I.; Lorenz, O. 9.... Curtis, T.; Lindstrom, A.; Karasch. P.; Truex, M.; roelich, H.; Klawitter, R.; Schmidt, H. ; Dick, G.; oslowsky, M. 10. Kantz, E. ; Mount, G. ; Gebhard, P.; Stembel, B.; Dudley, R.; Rinehart. R. ; Wciler, H.; Mathews, I..; Hughes. M. 11. Whinnery. M.; Simpson, A.; Bosse. J.; Horton, N.; Pendill. R.; Krieger, C. ; Marks, L. ; Doty, A.; Hil- bisli. K. 12. Walters, T. ; I.eatherman. D.; Hershberger, K. ; Hos- teller, D.; Hummel, E.; Palmer, M. ; Stuyverson. R.; Lehman, D. ; Berkey. P. I a. Sheiner, Walter; Shreiner, Wallace; Murphy, .1.; .Fones. .1.; Monschcin. P.; Webster. L ; Withers, R. ; Edwards, L ; Rutter, V. II. Bryson. L ; Morrow. N.; Parcell, M.; Shoup, R.; Elliott. D.; Eckert, J.; Lint, D.; Warner, M.; Ul- lery, A. 1.5. Webster, W. ; Teed, :M. ; O ' Connor, C. ; Carlson, P.; Harris, P.; Nye, D.; Parisho, G. ; Sechrist, R. ; Surma, A. I ' lKJV TlVCIlll