Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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IPOOP PQOii ■A V . - -V 12 13 OFFIC ' KHS JdtUKirji Cht.s.s President Donald Gardner ice President Mary Jane Bickart Secretary Kathryn Brown Treasurer : John Jay Social Chairman Beverly Gilbert Sergeant at Arms Jack Stahl Sponsor IMr. C. C. Boone June Class President Olivia Day Vice President Bob Fields Secretary Martha Wattles Treasurer JNIarilyn Walters Social Chairman Betty Thomas Sponsor Mr. Harrison Berkey Junior Classes of 1936 Randolph, R.; Yoder, K. ; Miller, J.; Tracy, F. ; Lud- wig, H.; East, R. ; Morse, W.; Maure, J.; Moore, B. Correll, R. ; Click. G. ; Swihart, D.; McCreary, M.; Baskerville, W. ; Zeman. F.; Todt, D. ; Shelt, E.; Marshall. C. DeWitt, H.; Kelley, B.; Van Dusen, E.; Horner, R.; MacQueen, E.; Super. D. ; Terlep, P.; Mishler, J.; Iryan, R. [shram. P.; Holt, L. ; Conner, H.; Hunt, C; Longacre, ' B.; Kilmer. P.; Van Deusen. T. ; Wollam, L.; Buh- ler, J. Nelson, W. ; Sliemberger, H.; Frailey, L. ; Beard, D.; Reynolds, W. ; Corner, H.; Holdeman. V.; Hatfield, A. ; Lape, C. Gunter, O. ; Velte, M.; Shanahan, B. ; Benn, S.; Adams, G.; Brusdahl, C; Noffsinger, E.; Robinson, E.; Redman, P. Huff. R.; Kreider, R.; Dyer, D. ; Melkus, J.; Mon- tavon, R.; Bogart, V.; Ott. L.; Butler, J.; Hafer. L. Kies, E.; Farley. B. ; Martin, D.; Carlyle, A.; Reglien, E.; Diley, C. ; Pugliese. .1.; I.ansche, W.; Morrell, M. Hartman, B.; Gehrand. I..; Johnson. R.; I.udwig. M.; Stauffer. G. ; Williams, K. : Croninger. E.; Wiiarton, T. ; Garrison. .T. .James, R.; Dascoli, J.; Lynn, P.; Swartzell, D.; Hus- ter. W.; I.aidlaw. B.; JuirriX££ -bJ. ; Grove, L.; Dick, O. Vigren, D.; Radice, V.; Wineland. M.; McFall, D. ; Barone, A.; Crofoot, R.; Stock, E.; Watterman, O. ; Ervin, E. Coan, J.; Deland. H.; Gard, J.: ISIathis. C; Bergmen. K.; McDonald, D. ; I.angbrake, D.; Klopfenstein. R.; Bibbo, R. Gerking, S.; Kehres, R. ; Jones, P.; Trumbull. M. ; Malm. L.; Stack, L. ; Stenberg, K. ; Culp, E.; Pen- dell, B. Pat e 7 ' u ' ctit ii-txeci

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The Junior Class play The Goose Hangs Hig ' h was jjresented March 8, in the auditorium and was well received by a large audience, will long remember Granny Bradley and twins, as well as the rest of the cast. Junior Pennant was issued, with Kuth Rine- hart as editor-in-chief with a staff of class mem- bers to help her edit a successful Pennant. (? , - ' i As the last activity of the year, the Juniors %r - tertained the Seniors at the Prom, May 25, which was held at South Shore Hotel, Lake Wawasee. It has been the custom for several years for the junior officers to lead the processional at the Bac- calaureate services. This year the usual plan pre- vailed and Bob Lewis, Bernai-d Davidson, Katha- leen Hershberger and Kuth Rinehart took their places at the head of the grey-gowned seniors and assisted in the seating of tii« class. Junior Classes of2936:S M 1. Liwis, B.; Holland. R.; .Swank. W.; Wagner. R. ; .Shanevfelt. M.; Hosaok, ,1.; Pemberton, .M.; Crowl, I..: Lon -. J. 2. Cawley, V.; Pletcher, H.; Ivins, L. ; Hays. .T.; Evans. ,J.; Brown. M.; Ernest. R.; Zentz. E.; Dively, C. 3. Duhbs. ,).: Liglitfoot. (). ; Eislier. H.; Cittadine, R. ; Yerke, 1).; .lohnson. 1 ' .: Blocker, E. ; Yoder. M. Miller. L. k Miller. D.; Shinn. ,1.; Diitt ' y. .J.; Klingaman. E. ; Car- bor.eau. M.; Havelisli, R.; .Sjuipert. P.; Fribley, G. ; Cox, Y. .5. Broadbent. W. ; Rbodes, J.; Sanford. ,F.; Miller. M.; Franger, E.; Clouse. E.; Colhira. M.; Wiltrout. M. Oliver. .1. 6. Witmer, W. ; Baird. R.; Buekman. L. : Noel. V.; .lolin- son. R.; Schneider. B.; I,a Belle. M. ; Aslier, E.; Ward. G. 7. Pacula. H.; Stutzman. M.; Harless. E. ; Troyer, J.; Curran. D. ; Birnie. R. ; Landsman, L. ; Weaver, C. 8. Grove. R.; Fluke. R.; Pendill. G. ; Olson, V.; Rupe, B.; Stump. L. ; Koontz. J.; Foster. H.; Bond, V. 9. Borneman, K.; Butler. H.; Winton. R. ; Ball, B.; Bon- figlio, E; Robbins. C; Davidson. B.; Snyder, M.; Schell, R. 10. Borger, P.; Cormiean. H.; Bueter. A.; Sailor. E.; Glasse, B.; Brown. J.; Morlan. L. ; Conley. E.; Kin- caide, L. 11. Huster. I).; Velte. M.; Bogard. L. ; Brick, C; Harris, N.; Wobler, H.; Klinger, A.; LaBelle, M.; Gove, F. 12. Phillips. P.; Riblet, M. ; Shupert. P.; Elliott. D. ; Frost. L.; Noles. M. ; Velte, E. ; Parcell. M. ; Shaw. E. 13. Cripe. E.; Koski. S. ; Copeland. A.; ' redingburgli. H.; Hunt, D.; I,a ricli. T. : Young, A.; Tluinander, R.; Reich, L. 14. Ward, G.; Kern, F. ; Nibloek. B. ; Mullarky. E. : Wat- son, R.; Frailey. F. ; Raynier. D.; Adams, E. ; Simm- cox, E. 15. Kellogg, S.; Hargesheimer. P.; Runyon. J.; Sheler, R.; Wenner. K. ; Sohm. E : Mishler, F.; .Johnson, R.; Mitchell, L, mm iP[ R Pni r Ttci-iiIiI ' Oiii '

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In their second year in K. H. S., the Sopho- mores have hecome accjuainted with their teach- ers, classmates, and school, and begin to take part in the varions school activities. The class elected officers early in the fall and chose Mr. Boone and 31r. Eerkey as class spon- sors. They sjjonsored several candy sales at the bas- ketball and football games and made a good showing in Interclass Basketball by ranking third in the tournament. Linton, Lambo and Franger served as captains of the different teams while Linton also had the honor of being high point man. Bob Emmans was elected editor of the Sopho- more Pennant and with the help of some efficient class members, brought forth one of the most suc- cessful of the underclass papers. The two groups held a party January 11, in the gym. Dancing was enjoyed to the nuisic of Bob Sabodie ' s orchestra. Another party was iield in ]Mav in the form of a Cotillion. Sophomore Classes of 1937 Easoii. ,1.; .Morse. M.; .Miller, B. ; Adams, L. ; Bover. R. ; Lowev. K. ; Stalil. J.: Ecklebarjjer, M.; Ander- son, R.; .Vliller. J. Abel, F.; Brown. C; Casey, R.; Singer. R.: Dreg- miller. M.; Abbott. ,T.; Parker, E.; Sproull, R.; Noles, M.; McDaniel. C. Bowlby. I.: Edsall. E.; Massey. A.; Harwood. R. ; .lohnson, C; Hall. .M. E.; Foster. R.; Kotwas, E.; Trover. K. ; Ray. H. Vanee. A.: Wheeler. H. ; Crammer, M. ; Reim, M. ; Bickert. M.; .fay, J.; .McDonald. D. ; Brigance, L. ; Patten. .M.; Shirk, S. L. Pauling. F.: Ahvood. R.; Deeker, D.; Wallev, C; Lee, E. ; Isbell. B. ; Horine. R. ; McKeeby, J. ; Hai-tman, M. ; Kuhn. F. 0. 9. 10. 1 1. 12. 13. .MeHatton, F.; Ivins. N. ; Rhoades. E.; Smith, R.; Kline. C; Prooeus. .M.; Parker, ,T.; Gilbert, B. ; Sears. -M. B.; Robinson. C. Grover. .1.; Wilson. C. ; .Miller. ,1.; Brandt, .1.; Gard- ner. D.; Miller. D.: Cornish. S. ; Orr. S.; Schutt. G. ; Comer. I- . Sleeper. H.: Strnkle. L. : Shinn. R.; Thomas. H.; -Mvers. B.; DeWitt. H.; Fair. D.: Cornish, . . : Miller. ; Rickey. M. Monchein. H.; Mitchell. C: Bennett. Ci. ; Hall, G. : Kentner. B.; Anion. J.; Stark. M. ; Emerson, E.; Treesli, R.; Carr. .1. Monrad. H.; Moore. H. Crussemeyer, R.; Harris Kunkel. L. ; Bourn, E. Linton. L; Cleveland. E.; Burke. R.; Gustafson Erickson. L ; Beidler. B. ; Smith. J.; Hoover, Tipmore. F. ; Kindig. W. Calvert. B. ; Buckley. B. : Leonard. G Schult, v.; Kretschmer. D.; ' alley. J. ' illiams. ; Overmyer, R. Pierce. M.: Yonkers, S. ; Soslowsky. C; Milan. P.: M ' illiams. K. ; Nof! ' singer, H.; !Moore, .S. ; I.ynn. 1 ' .; Brouiih, B. ; Cummins. E. Rowe, J.; Cormican, H. ; ,L : Teeter, S.; Enos, B.; C; T.; Crijie. . L : Everett, C; Ptf( c Ticrn if-fhrrc