Elmhurst High School - Anlibrum Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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SWI li Altlll SWAY IHE .Ill Illlt WAY The juniors of this past year were a very industrious group and organized early in the fall. They elected as their officers: president, Bob Bicep vice-president, Dick Deuterp secretary, Beverly Bakery treasurer, Ioey Davison: and sponsor, Mrs. Pletcher. The juniors did not hold a first semester activity, probably because they were all planning and looking forward to the big event of the yearethe annual Iunior Prom. Plans were begun for this in February. They decided on a patriotic theme, and all committees began to work toward making a success of this gala affair. The committees were: decoration committeef'B. Bassett, chr., B. Beltz, M. Beck, I. Car- riger, B. Baker, E. Stemen, D. Capin, I. Kucher, I. Davison, B. Parker, H. Morse, F. Lehman, D. Iohnsony orchestra committeef-I. Pond, chr., L. Poorman, D. Schneider, P. Henning, I. Stemen, M. Kreighy invitation committee- -C. McQueen, chr., S. Gilleff, L. Fogwell, I. Mc- Keeman, D. Branning, I. Hartman, program committeeeC. Kling, Chr., M. Ditzenberger, A. Tarr, I. Sinn, T. English, I. Mclieeman, M. Graft, E. Hatfield, M. Hatfield, l. Brock, E. Shaw. Cn the evening of April l7, all was ready and waiting. The gym was a transforma- tion, being completely decked in red, white and blue. Then with soft music filling the room, Mila Haag, the Queen entered, followed by her six attendants: B. Baker, S. Gilleff, V. Mac Gregor, M. Beck, I. Carriger and I. Davison. The evening danced along and everyone went happily home. Top row: Thomas English, Dick Deuter, Eugene Scherrer, Iohn Mclieeman, Lester Sheets, Bob Bice. Second row: Helen Keiser, Nellie Wage'man, Beverly Baker, Virginia Cox, Hollis Morse, Donald Branning. Third row: Betty Iohnson, Lois Cohagan, Mila Haag, Virginia Fisher, Donna Fields, Sylvia Gilleff. Fourth row: Richard Swank, Iuanita Carder, Margaret Graft, Martha Kreigh, Betty Hohenstein, Betty Bassett, Duane Hoehn, Iohn Hausmann. Fifth row: Iean Hartman, Mildred Hatfield, lona Brock, Betty Singleton, Virginia Holle, Patricia Manes, Doris Coleman, Bob Einsiedel. Sixth row: Carol Kling, Althea Tarr, Stanley Campbell, Marian Clevenger, Wilma Palmer, Don Lundgren, Eleanor Shaw, Ianell Mclieeman, Coral McQueen. Seventh row: Bill Carsten, Ned Ellis, Lerland Fogwell, Don Schneider, Iimmy Kucher, Iack Sinn, Don Iohnson, Edwin Stemen. Eighth row: Eleanor Hatfield, Margaret Nash, Mary Ann Ditzenberger, Beatrice Parker, Ioan Stemen, Ioan Carriger, Phyllis Henning, Freeman Lehman, Dick Capin. Ninth row: Vera MacGregor, Bernice Beltz, Gerald Kraft, Gale Scott, Lawrence Poor- man, Iean Klerner, Marjorie Beck, Ierry Pond.

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The fUpper fUpper KLower fLower Meeting Will Home To llrder left? Sophomore officials talk it over. right? Iunior heads seek the sun. left? Freshman officers sign their Iohn Henry's. right! Senior leaders-best foot forward.