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

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gluam' ,5 gmt ' 1945 Top row: Don Boron, Glenn Warner, Dick Kahlenbeck, Kenneth Feighner, Bob Kinerk, Eugene Trzynka. Second row: Monte Miller, Wayne Cox, Bill Shaw, Harry Huber, Dallas Seiler, Dick Laisure. Third row: Barney Shady, Nick Christofi, Russell McMillen, Hay Valentine, lohn Kussmaul, Ernie Richardson. Fourth row: Reggie Parkison, Lucille Hoeppner, Lillian Ford, Norma Eiche, Mary Lou Manes. Fifth row: Donna Reichard, Mary Staynofi, Phyllis Buell, Ina May Zollinger, Mary Smith, loan McKinney. Sixth row: Wayne Leslie, Bob Rayl, Dick Millhouse, Ion Nerf, Edward Raidy, Dick Hess, Calvin Oyer. Seventh row: Dick Schmidt Carl Ray, Wayne Bradtmiller, Dick Edwards, Philip Wise, Barbara Keever. Eighth row: Louise Hadley, Mary Ann Roemke, Susan Churchward, Helen Schimmoller, loan Engleman, Marie Rienking, Loretta Watkins. Ninth row: Roselyn Kinerk, Twila Stoller, Charlotte Groves, Dorothy Allison, Helen McComber, Meriam Nash. Bottom row: Ruth Bastian, Phyllis McCoy, Betty Eaughrnan, Virginia Yoquelet, Pat De Bolt, Mildred Baughman. We, the juniors, are on our third stamp already and running mighty low on points. We have one more stamp which we will have to save for next year. Early in the year we had our class meeting at which we elected Wayne Bradtmiller as president: Carl Ray, vice-president: and Ruth Bastian, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Fryback and Miss Van Fleit are the sponsors of our class. We did fairly well during the magazine campaign. Boom ll ranked fourth place with 55.72 per capita sales. A proportional amount of the magazine sales was given to us for the Prom. Qur magazine secretaries were bob Kinerk for room 12, and Norma Eiche for room ll. Bob Kinerk, lohn Kussmaul, and loan McKinney were our high salesmen through- out the magazine drive. On the evening of December 23, we had a Christmas party, our first semester activity, in the school gymnasium, The committee chairmen were as follows: decoration, Barbara Keeverg refreshments, Mary Lou Manesg entertainment, Virginia Yoauelet and Pat DeBolt. The gym was decorated with mistletoe, wreaths, bells and other traditional Christmas dec- orations. For entertainment we danced, had contests, and played various games. Harry Huber acted as M. C. All of us had the best time of our lives. In lanuary, our class otficers appointed people to serve on committees for the Prom which was held April 29 in the gym. The committees were as follows: general chairman, B. Keever: Prom Queen election committee: W. Bradtmiller, D. Millhouse, C. Ray, B. Bas- tian: decoration committee: D. Schmidt, D, Edwards, l. Engleman, C. Oyer, E. Richardson, L. Ford, B. Moore, M. Link, H. Buber, P. McCoy l. Neff, D. Smith, V. Yoquelet, P. DeBoltp invitation committee: I. McKinney, L. Hadley, B. Wilkie, M. Reinking, N. Eiche, M. Boemkeg entertainment: C. Bay, R. Parkison, B. Valentine, G, Snyder, N. Christoffg food committee: M. L. Manes, L. Watkins, B. Chiddister, M, Baugham, M. Staynoff, M. Smith, L. Hoeppner, B. Kinerk, l. M. Zollinger, H. Schimmoller.

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602212. Jwn, fnupvlu, 911, Uwr, 6' Bonkl Top row: Alvin Busse, Stan Mclieeman, Dave Brunkhart, Bernard Burke, Paul Wilke, Everett Kiester, Illa May Houghton, Carol Bowers, Nadine Parker, Orton Gilpin, Alden Shoner, Ned Kelsey. Second row: Helen Vogts, Ioan johnson, Lolah Mae Laderman, Delores James, Betty Sowers, Dick Logan, Lloyd Springer, Iames Henning, Bob Fisher, Robert Rietdorf, Wanda Greuter. Tliird row: Max Fields, Lewis McCartney, Raymond Keller, Iosephme Hurley, Fern Stroh, Mae Vining, lack Betz, Albert Strahm, Mary Iohnson, Ruth Post, Elfreida Doepke. Fourth row: Dick Sutorius, Melvin Goss, Norman Ellis, lim Hardisty, Virgil Anderson, Bill Hanke, Marlyn McNamara, Alice lo Geake, La Vonne Mutton, Luba lean Mclfeeman, Helen Mutton, luanita Coleman, Dorothy Ritter, Lois Feuchter, Helen Nash. Fifth row: Dick DeBolt, Sam Ventruella, Ronnie Venderly, Nora Maier, PollyAnn Wageman, Ioan Houser, Martha Wood, Bill Langmeyer, Bob Roe-hm, Dick Fields, Ortheda Brunson, Beverly Drake, Mary Lee White, Bob Valentine. Sixth row: Dale Prince, Anna Belle Henry, Donna Milliman, Stanley Slater, Marilyn Parkison, Connie Mathy, Marilyn Miller, Margaret Beeler, Della Emrick, Ielene Leonard, la :queline Beck, Hazel Landis, Mildred Sheets, Ruth Gutmann, Sonia Ross, Iackie Green. Seventh row: Don Kling, Norman Tipton, Leroy Wickliffe, Billy Uptgraft, Edgar McMahon, Virginia Meyer, Eloise Coleman, Bob Eichs, lack Link, Bill Scherer, lack List. Eighth row: Gertrude Fink, Thelma Iohnston, Mary Dalnian, Mary Bice, Dick Van Auken, Martha Manes, Viviann Grepke, Paul Gordon, lack Avery, Allen Pfeiffer, Charles Ingram. Bottom row: lack Shaw, Paul Epple, Bill Beerman, Wanita Butz, Iessie Holloway, Delores Becraft, Betty Iones, Iessie Springer, loan Gore, Walter Reader, Donald Lunz. Wise Fools! That's what were called. We're wiser than you think, too, as we have used only two of the coupons in our E book. So far we have received full satisfaction and point value from our coupons. We really make ourselves heard. We've been told often, too often, that we're too noisy in the upper hall and in room 15 at noon. Since we have lunch before the upper- classrnen, we gotta celebrate being first in the ration line. Celebrate? Did we say celebrate? We ae done something this year to really blow our horns about. ln our home room hangs the banner of victory in the magazine campaign. We beat all the home rooms by selling 58.97 per capita. Alvin Busse, a sophomore, sold the most magazines in the whole school. Genial Mr. Eickhof-f, who calms us down and starts every morning off right for us, egged us on to this selling feat. l-le egged us on so well that we just showed the other home rooms that we really were super-salesmen, We bought and also sold the most war bonds and stamps before December 7. Stan Mclieeman, a sophomore, was in charge of this jeep financing cam- paign. Another banner, a minute man flag, decorates our home room. There is one more thing for us to brag about, We led the honor roll all first semester. Twentyesix of the 9l members of our class received that extra value from their E coupons. Mrs, Fletcher, librarian, and Miss Campen, social studies instructor, share the sponsor- ship of our class. They helped us plan a Christmas party, but the flu epidemic and a week's vacation ruined our plans. So we had our party lanuary 29. Stan Mclieeman heads our class with Bill Langmeyer assisting him. Helen Mutton is our secretary-treasurer. Too bad we don't have a picture of them in technicolor for Stan is black-hairedy Bill is a blonde, and Helen is redheaded.