Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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1. Deiiiiv. 1).; Books. ; Milkr. C. ; Ernst, C. ; Kauft- nian. P.; I.yaii. K. : ' alkcl•. K.; Parker, H.; Gri.se, L. 2. Hart, 13.; Austin, E.: Armstrong ' , R.; MeiglRii, D.; Geiss, E.; Mile, W. ; Horn. M. ; Hagaiis, R.; Botts, L. 3. Austin, E.; Mann, D. ; Wrekel, H.; Isaae, H.: Olson, P.; Fisher, K. ; Essex. H. ; ' eiricI). B. ; Lambdin, R. ■I.. Booth, A. ; Herster, P. ; Kipling, D. ; Lyon, B. ; Martin, H.; Funk, G.; Remington, M.; Smeltzer. H.; Eaton, S. 5. Moore, D.; Sclirock, P.: Inebnit. R. ; Hixon, R.; A ' an Tilburg, B.; Young, A.; Martin, L. ; Bolley, M.; Phillips. R. Freshman Classes of 1938 6. Keene, T. ; Chester, R.; Jones, E.; Bates, E.; Wliitt, R.; Dalios, H.; Bundy, M.; Birnie, G. ; Hartman, V. 7. Shasberger, .M.; Steimer, M.; Mel-aughlin, F. ; Klin- german, L. ; Kineaide, E. ; Miller, L. ; Sehalio. .; Cook, F. ; Schenk, G. S. Kunkel, I,.; Beaver, H. ; Gard, E.; Curtis, M. ; Smith, J.; Bosse, H.; Boniiglio. ,1.; hitmyer, B.; Weber, L 9. Seiiroek, D. ; Archer, M.; Reed, H.; Abel, J.; Wilson, E. ; Downs, L. ; Fessler, M. ; Bessemer, B.; Young, G. 10. (iianinno, . ; Hartman, I,.; Gianiinio, C. ; Stock, H. ; Dunn, E.; Ronzone, ' . ; Potter, D.; Klingerraan, R.; Erdman, J. 11. Guy, D.; Dunvelius. D. ; Thonijjson, E. ; Jenkins, H.; McNeeh-, G. ; Lorenz, F. ; Fisher, D.; Boyland, R.; Strine, F. - = j; I ' utjc Txceutij-n ' mu

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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

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Pennant Annual ■riic I ' cniiaiit Annuiil Stiiff is cU-i-trd and -1kisi-ii liy llic I ' litirc frnuluiitin;; Senior Class. Tlic- work is doiu- liy various coiniiiittocs and tlicn edited, arranjred and linislu-d liv llu- editorial staft ' . Tlie entire staff is as follows: Editor-in-vliief George Odell Assistant Editors Doris Spickett, Inez Walter Business Manager Georjie Chase Assistant lUisiness Manajjer Raymond Holmes Advertisintr Manager Iii l ' Bmsinan Assistant Advertising Manager I ' iinl Katon Sports Editor Dick Shasberger Art Editor Catherine Walker Assistant Art Editor Carol Jean Hess Art Staff Lucille Marsh, Paul Brown, Alma Tyson Senior Aetivities ..Betty Sive, Photography Conniiittee Mary Haskin, Peggy Drake, Kathryn Miller Senior Class Write-ups Dorothy Donovan, ehairnian; Elizabeth Shuler Treva Kussell, Doris Fetterly Under Class Write-ups Iris Searer, ehairnian Connnittee Eleanor Proseus, Dorothy Harville, Wilnia Good Organization Write-ups Martha Sears, chairman Committee Helen Strine, Marv Cook, Helen Hennninger Music ' I ' Ois Smith, Hallet Foster Facnlt ' Francis McMeekan, Doris Shirley Dramatics r Marie Swank, Mary E. Bowser Basketliall --- ' - Claude Sailor, Dick Richter l. ' ,„,t|,.|n Paul Pletcber Ad ertising Staff Bea McDaniel, Bud Sheean, Jack Troup, Bud Shaw, Russell Calkins, Kenneth Ullery, and Omer Reed. Humor - Jayne Olds, Dot Stuckman Calendar Jimmy Adams Snapshots Mary Jane Helfrick, chairman Connnittee Don Super, Bill Work, Janice Hamlin, and Catherine Wilhelm debate President Secrctary-Trcasruer • ' ( ' r.s .IfflniKif ' ivc Harriett Garl Mack White Beatrice McDaniel —Elizabeth Shuler .Beatrice McDaniel • ' ' iV.i i ci (irn ' i ' Olivia Day Robert Lewis Elizabeth Sbnlcr Si ' foiiil . 11 1(1 ii ' a Mack White Walter Stanffer Marjorie Dunivan Second .IffiniKiUvr Kathryn Ciarber Muriel Williams Carmen Dively The subject for debate was Resolved: That the Federal Govern- ment should adojit the policy of equalizing educational opjiortunities throughout the United States !)y means of annual grants to the sev- eral st ates for public elementary and secondary education. During the year the teams made trips to Mishawaka, Fort Wayne, Wakarusa, Concord, South Bend, Columbia City, and Purdue Univer- sity at Lafayette. The First Affirmative team defeated Lagro, North Side of Fort Wayne, and Wakarusa, and lost to Akron, North Manchester, and Jeft ' erson, and lost to Anderscm, North Side of Fort Wayne, and C ' lUicord. The Second Affirmative and Second Negative teams held practice debates at Mishawaka, Fort Wayne, and Columbia City. The teams sold candy at the Goshen-Elkhart basketball game. Letters were awarded to Richard Ludwig (who was on the First Affirmative team but who moved to Florida during the year). Mack White (who replaced him), Robert Lewis, Harriet Clarl, Olivia Day, Elizabeth Shuler, and Beatri ' e McDaniel. (Pennant Weekly The Pennant Weekly comes out every Fridiy, making fourteen issiu ' s to the semester. It p d)lishes accounts of club and class meet- ings, free advertising for activities of the school, furnishes news on athletic and gen- eral school aft ' airs and supplies a great deal of fun with its feature and humor sections. The staff ' s for the entire year are as fol- lows: Managing Editor— Rosalys Bucber; Sf-coiitl, Jean Thomas. Assistant Editor — Sccoml Sixiistcr. Rosalys Bucher. News Editors — Joe Sellers, Rosalys Bucher; Second, Dave Vigren, Ruth Rinehart. Copy Editors — Jean Thomas, Helen Smith; Second, R. Bucher, Jean Monrad, R. Rine- hart. Make-up Editors— R. Bucher, R. Rinehart, Dave Vigren; Second, Helen Smith. Sports Editor— James (Jakie) Adams. Sports Writers— Bud Miller, Dick Ernest, Ned Morrow, Wilbur Nelson, Bob Cal- vert, Dick Havelish, Bob Fisher, Frank Capps, Marjorie Dunivan, Elizabeth ' igh. Advertising Manager — Mary Jean Ziesel. Assistant Advertising Manager — {Second Setnester) — Mary Green. Advertising Solicitor.s — Kathryn Borneman, Jack Eason, Ma ry Green, Carmen Dively, Valeria Harris, Dick I udwig, Bob 1-ewis, Eleanor Kantz, Marguerite Wilcoxen. Second — Helen Miller, Dorothy Whitnack, Maxine Ecklebarger, Frances Kern, Sarah Kellogg. Business Manager — Don Comer; Second, Jack Eason. Assistant Business Manager— Russell Gay; Second, Shelby Gerking. Circulation — Gilbert Grove; Second. Robert F nnnans. Humor — Bob Thursby, Dick Tornton, Charles Dubbs; Second, Doris Swihart, Bob Fisher. Exchange — Doris Swihart, Noreen Morse; Second, Jean Miller, Charles Hayes. Chatter — Eleanor Smithers, Dorothy Hunt; Second, Elizalieth Vigh, Marion Pahiu ' r, Mrginia Cawley. Feature Cobnnn.s and Stories — Jean Jlon- rad, Rosemary Hayes, Joyce Miller, Rag- nafay Randolph; Second, Rosemary Hayes (Editor), Helen Sn iith, W. Rey- nolds, N. Escb, R. Winton, R. Myers. I ' di r Thirly