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

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VVho takes care of the senior's money? IOANN I. ADAMS does when she isn't busy being veep of the Commercial Club or playing the bassoon in the band. Io also counts the G.A.A. and Red Cross Club among her activities, DONALD E. ASCHLIMAN has been outstanding in -l-H work for eight years, He is a member of Red Cross, Rihe, Commercial .intl Phi-Chem Clubs. Lucky Don comes to school in the afternoon only. He plays a French horn in the band. Fond of the piano, Howe-rs and sports is ARDlS MARVEEN HAUMGARTNER. She belongs to the Commercial, G.A.A.. Red Cross and Home Ec Clubs. A student of shop .ind a collector of coins is NORMAN IJ. BEER- MAN. He has been in Rifle Club two years. He throws his English III book in his car at ll:lZ and heads for home. IOHN BIDDLE is prexy of the Future Teachers of America. Be- ing in the Air National Guard Ra- dar Squad, eating, drinking, being merry. and teasing Miss Falls keep him hustling. He also plays a trumpet. Page Twelve Being a Red Cross hall monitor and a member of the advance Staff keeps LU ANN ALLEN busy. She was a prom attendant, a booster, and a twirler. Lu Ann wants to sing with a big name band. XVhen EVELYN BAUGHMAN took time out from singing and reading, she participated in the work of the Glee Club, Red Cross, Commercial and Home Ee Clubs. Booster prexy is BARBARA ANN BEERMAN who claims G.A.A. as another main interest. She was treasurer of RiHe Club. Her merry spirit was an asset to the Phi-Chem .ind Red Cross Club, the class tour- neys, and the candy counter. I paddle my own canoe, says DON BEITZ, who likes intramural basketball and Rifle Club. He worked on the prom and is a mem- ber of Red Cross Club. Our chief shot-put is DAVID A. BORTON. He busied himself with prom decorations, intramural bas- ketball, RiHe Club and Red Cross work. He also likes boating.

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BETTY I. BREDEMEYER, our blonde bombshell Prom Queen leads the G.A.A. Her other inter- ests are in Red Cross, Rifle and Booster Clubs. Of all sports, she favors horseback riding. MARGARET LEREE BRUN- SON, a 4-H club member for three years, also belonged to the Red Cross and Commercial Clubs. She was active in the Rural Youth Club and Y-Teen out of school. Advance chief copyreatler, PA- TRICIA LILLA BURNS. partici- pates in Real Cross, G.A.A., Booster Club and twirlmg. Pat also en- joys horseback riding, swimming, reading and softball. 4-I-I Iunior Leader, EDWARD LEE COMES, belonging to the Red Cross, Phi Chem, and Booster Clubs, prides himself on these sports-softball and track. Eddie got the boys a new baekstop. Roller skating is a hobby of DONNA MARIE CROYV, who is active in Home Ee, Rifle and Com- mercial Clubs. She also gave ideas for prom decorations in her iunior year. I I 9 C u it .mx . , , , n u vt -:., .'0f' V635 1 'X IUNE BREXVSTER sang soprano in the Glee Club for two years. Shu was coach of her team for the class tourney her sophomore year. Red Cross Club and prom decorating haye been her other services. IANICE R. BUELL, an active member of Commercial, Rille, G. A..-X., and Red Cross Clubs, was also chairman of the program com- mittee for the prom. She won a -l-II trip to Purdue and to Chicago. .X former keeper of the coins antl rtcortls of G..-XA. .mtl Home Ec Club. .intl prom attt-ntlant is NAN- CY R. LTIIRISTLIQ. Now she is actin' in Booster Club. Speech Club. and -l-Il. She is number two girl in KLA..-X. ROBERT CRISWELL was a member of the Red Cross and Phi- Cliem Clubs the two years he spent here at Elmhurst. Bob participated in class basketball. Tickling the ivories is his faxorite way to relax. The name nf Duke has been carried down from his big brother, RONALD DOEPKE is very active in all varsity sports: track, basket- ball. softball, and golf. Page Thirteen