Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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Although tlie Freshmen bear the I)riiiit of much teasing ' and joking ' from the upperchissmen, we all realize that they are the potential leaders and doers of the school and we enjoy the fresh inter- est and enthusiasm which they bring into the school life. The two classes went together and elected their officers from one group. ]Miss Biische and lr. Bo wman were chosen as class sponsors. They were handicapped by late organization and did not get to take part in the candy sale at the football and basket ball games. In May a party was given in the gym and was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Also in ]May the Freshman Pennant was issued with Shirley ]Mor- ton as editor-in-chief and a staff of class members to aid her. Freshman Classes of 1938 Haines, R. ; Bleiler, K.; ' ind,sor. C; Curtis. .M.; Russell, B.; Eger, E.; Long, E. ; Benn, B. ; Mou- tagano, R. Russell. R.; Jenkins. Y.; Burrows, R.; Palmero. L. ; Crouch, D. ; Bickel, R.; Yarc. A.; King. Holmes, M. Riblet, D.; McDonald. R.: Aldricli. M.; Wise, P. bright, W.; .Jamison. R.; Selter. .M.; ' redingburgli. B. ; Courtney, R. Griner, H.; Rogers, B.; Divetrio, M. ; ' ogomon, M. ; Girten, C. ; Smith, G. : Vernier, E.; ' illiams, T. ; Hess, H. ' Gillette, M.; Pensinger, P.; Shellenberger. M. ; Weaver. B.; Bruns, W. ; Steele. R.; Glick. I.; Fulton, E.; Roger, M. Morse, E.; Replogle, E.; Vrbovec, M. ; Sanders. E.; Zavatskv, H.; Nickolson. N. ; Russell, C. : Phillips, R.; Allen, M. Line, L. ; Borosli. T. ; Poyser. R.; Pontius. M.; Giomi. L. ; Simpson, A.; Bonfiglio, I.; Sciineck, R.; Carlo, A. Shafer. L. ; Lunsford. V.; Ward. N.; Ebersole, R.; Hibshman, E.; Smetzer, B.; Lennox, . ; Olinger, F. ; Glase, C. Phoebus, J.; Kershner, L. ; Sweetland, J.; Kurtz, M. ; Stewart, G. ; Maure. A.; Frink. L ; Fisher, E.; Bones, R. Shank, H.; Hatfield, E.; LeFevre. R.; Stark, F. ; Wakelee. A. ; .Schiebor, V. ; H. F.; Al- 5. 10. n. 12. 13. II. 1.5. Linder. L. ; CJutowski. .1.; Freed. M. ; Erdman. K.: Matt. E.; Martin. S.; Reamer. C. People, P. Baker, C. Nelson. M. Wade. A.; Malnar. M. Smith, J.; Fisher. H.; Goard, .M.; Hettsmansperger, P.; Kistner, E.; Kime, O. ; Morehouse, P.; Achberger, E.; Rebstock. M. Bassett. D. ; Rhoades. C. ; .Swinehart. E.; Cornwell. G. ; Windoffer. L; .Studebaker. K. ; Wise. M. ; Smith. W.; Pay ton. W. Byers. L ; Long. E. ; Robinson Grieb. R.; Gilbert. E.; Cone. R. A. M. .Jamison. W ' .; Lewis. F. ; Brubaker. .1. ; Schiebor. V Foster. L. : Selioll. R.; Hostetter. ,1.; Osborn. A Bailev, R. M.; Robbins. E.: Oliver. R.; Bulla. W Mm I ' tujl- ' I ' lCCIlll ' KCVfll

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OFFICERS President Thomas Keene Vice President Roger Chester Secretary Richard Le P evre Treasurer William Wright Social Chairman Mary Jo Scofield It has not been the practice for the Freshman classes to organize until they have been in school at least one semester. This gives them a chance to hecome familiar with the school, the students, the teachers, and the customs, so that they know how to go about the work of their class. Sophomore Classes of 1937 1. Blaslier, I.; Pace, J.; Bowers, G.; Wagner, M.; Keel, M.; Emery, M.; Dosdick, M.; Whitmyer, R. ; Groh, P.; Bonfiglio, O. 2. Soli, D.; Spade, W. ; Yonker; G. ; Wear, R.; Hollar, W. ; Cappaletti, F. ; Torok. M.; Jolinson, L. ; Catapano, S. ; Gans, B. 3. Dodge, H.; Swartzcll. M.; Mason, L. ; Kelly, B.; Harvey, V.; Kielczewski, E.; Wood, A.; Wine, J.; Yolm, M.; Sanders, D. ■i. Goller, M.; Matliis, P.; Whybrew, J.; Meyers, R.; Murdock, A.; Derby, R.; Sanders, E.; Schott, R.; Doty, O. ; Fnller, R. 5. Updike, N.; Mansfield, R. ; ard, G. ; Szobody, W.; Anderson, J.; Hershberger, T. ; Weesner, A.; Straw- ser, v.; Borelli, T. ; Cleveland, E. 6. Kiefter, G. ; Bontiglio, C; Wozniak, E.; Ganger, C. ; Luckman, E. ; Scott, R.; Hummel, H.; Bollero, A.; Master, E. ; Herrick, C. 7. Olinghouse, F. ; Harper, C: Wiiite, F. ; Wilson, A.; Shank, F.; Gebhard, L. ; Bergerson, V.; Droegmiller, L.; Turner, D.: Wineland, M. 8. Lemmon, B. ; Likes, E. ; Stewart, G. ; Linder, D. ; Mag- nusen, C. ; Baker. ,1.; Cornish, M. ; Pepple, P.; Quick, H.; Rogers, L. Paije Tzoeiili slc

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Wmmmm 1. Conhoy. J.; Suifurt, G.; Tlioriitoii, A.; Ward, N.; Mislilcr. R.; lannarelli, I ' .; Malm, G. ; Myers, M.; Cornelius, I,. 2. Shaw, R.; May, R.; lavafiiiillo. 1..; Lennox, V.; Crouch. E.; Abel, ,1.; lirown. E.; Ganger, D.; Snyder, G. 3. Patanelli, ,J.; King, B. ; Bent ,. R.; I.orenz, C. ; Single- ton, N.; Edwards, B.; Baker, R.; Beckwith, M. ; Neterer, G. 1.. Blubaugh, E.; Melimel, D.; Gans. B.; Russell, R.; Robinson, L. ; Booth, M.; W ' iuton. D.; Whitney, R.; Sliaw, B. 5. Smith, v.; McFadden, B.; Lansche, R.; Austin, J.; Jones, M.; Rohleder, .1.; Miller, I..; Gutterman, C; Jamison, W. Freshman Classes of 1938 6. Abel. J.; Wright, B. ; Murray, E.; Witmer, M.; Van Tilburg, ,1.; Sniead, B.; Johnson. M.; Berger, J.; Sigsbee, M. 7. Simon, S. ; Self, P. ; Montagano, R. ; Van, W. ; Metcalf , P.; Juday, J.; Baskerville, V.; Row, F.; Kotwas, B. 8. Johnson. B.; Morton, S. ; Sargent, H.; Nutting, J.; Johnson, R. ; Morehouse, R.; Gustafson, R.; Strong, I,. ; Pugleise, ,J. 9. Yeager, C. ; Hosterman, B.; Burkhart, E.; Eagle- barger, F. ; Lansche, R.; Mellott, H.; Klinger, L. ; Schwallie, B. ; Raab. M. 10. Squibb, R. ; Stafford. B.; Crisafulli. L. ; Manahan. C. ; Knowles, J.; Holdread, J.; Bergason, V.; Cutler, E.; Bender, C. 11. Cartwright, E.; Raymer. C; Steede, C; Lipzig, T.; Mansfield, L.; Copenhaver, J.; Wenger. H.; Beaver, H.; Smith. : L 12. Roush. v.; Danforth, C. ; Kunkel, R.; Lindstrom, E.; Atkinson. M.; Ronzone, N.; lannarelli. F.; Yoder. E.; Horn, G. 13. Lovejoy, R.; Bibbo, J.; Phend. W.; Barone, L. ; Rude, L; Gillingham, E.; Wilcox, C; Brubaker, D.; Hafer, C. 11. Balyeat, L.; Green, C; Kantz, J.; Himebaugh, M.; Landon, J.; Smolinske. C; L rkley. B.; Wolfe. B. ; Cone, W. 1 5. Denny. J. ; Simpson, H. ; Foy, R. ; Hammond, D. ; Hel- frick, M.; Edsall, R. ; Hagerty, E.; Catapona, S.; Likes, L. Pof ii T ' cVeiihj-cuiht