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

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Page Twenty-eight fam ' 00:6 Dick Kortokrax, Treas.g Phyllis Scott, V.-Pres.g Ioann Adams, Se-c.g Philip Scott, Pres. The members of the Commercial Club are truly preparing to become gold seekers in the business world via bookkeeping, typing and shorthand. Miss Edwards and Mr. Fryback supervise their class and club activities. They engaged in golden pros- pectin' this year by giving a sport dance, taking trips to check up on the needs of commercial workers, and assisting in the ofiice. Where would Annie be without super typists? hi-Ghem Glad Ted Kunneke, Sec.-Treas.g Dick Young, Prcs.g Susan Gifiin, Expcrimentcrg Dick Elzay, V.-Pres.g Ieanne Greer, Experimenter. We gave all our samples of gold dust to the Phi-Chem Club to assay. To increase interest in the fields of chemistry and physics, they halted our wagon train awhile and took a short course at I. U. Here, under the leadership of Miss Wimmer and Mr. Weaver, they presented experiments. Dick Elzay was elected president of the Iunior Academy of Science, a state-wide group, Ted Logan was chosen the best boy scientist of Indiana and won a trip to VVashington, D. C. ,Llama Ea Glad Phyllis Scott, Pres.g Model, Corky Cox, Helen Stout, Student Adviser: Betty Truelove, Sec.-Treas.g Editha Feighner, Vice-Pres. And I'll stand out in buttons and bows, says Corky to the Queens of the Home who again put red letter days on the school calendar. Mrs. Bleke sponsored the Fifty members. Leave it to the Queens to send clothing to the needy overseas. At the beginning of the year, the club halted the wagon train long enough to hold a skating party. The 1948-1949 trek was ended with the awarding of letters and pins at the annual banquet.

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Page Thirty Reef 04044 Glad Doug Brooks, V.-Pres.g Sally Wilson, Sec.-Trcas.g Lois Burns, Chief 'Monitorg Curly German, Pres. V ,When the Red Crossers meet in the gym, they are Roarin, Forty-Niners. Why? Well, Old Timer, there are 400 members in this service caravan. Miss Wimmer is their wagon-master. They serve the school by helping in the office, in t'he library and by being hall monitorsg for this work they earn Eis. This club sponsors all charity drives, the T. B. chest X-rays, the March of Dimes, and the Iunior Red Cross membership drive. They also decorate the halls with holly in December. namw. sag Standing: M. E. Smith, Make up Editorg P. Burns, Point Keeperg D. Beck, Exchange ' Editorg D. Deam, Sports Editor, H. Shancbeck, Feature Editorg R. Corbitt, Circula- tion Managerg Miss Spore, Adviser Seated: I. Greer, News Editorg T. Logan, Assistant Editor, I. Kinnaman, Business Man- ager, S. Giihn Editor: D. Engelman, Advcrtisingg P. Scott, Chief Copy Readerg K. McKeeman, Assistant Business Mgr. The Advance Staff, by working under the leadership of Miss Spore and Mr. Fryback, try to edit the kind of school paper E. H. S. students Want and enjoy. They keep scouts on the lookout for the latest fads and activities of the covered Wagoners. The Advance, noyv in its eighteenth year of publication, strives to create a better spirit and to foster good citizenship among the members of our overland caravan. gf.. era Editha Feighner, Treas.g Carolyn Roth, Sec.g Beverly lean Iohnson, Pres.g Geraldine Genth, Vice-Pres. We could not start off for Californy without a song. Every day the last period, room 9 resounds with the music pouring forth from the girls of the Glee Club. Mr. Nicodemus stresses both the joy of and the skill in singing. On the last Wednesday of each month, the girls take time off from preparing for a program or a contest and hold a formal club meeting. 'Their traditional hoedown co-ordinated both music and dancing. .