Elston High School - Elstonian Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

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Service clubs exist for a purpose Earl Shuster Carol Baker Sharon Pfrus, Sandy joycr, Rita Tiabrrt, Karvn Olxon, janet Pahs.

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Pat Gonzlrk and Beverly Bartz-I,v wrrizv' tliwir .talmlnrs 1 0. Scholarship pins recognize achievement Although the benehts of scholastic effort usually cannot be measured, knowledge and satisfaction reward the good student. This year for the first time at lilston more tangible proof of achieve- ment was offered. Scholarship pins were awarded to students who had maintained high grade averages-bronze pins for two consecutive semes- ters of honor workg silver pins for four consecu- tive semesters. Mr. Lonzo supervised the program with eighty students receiving pins. Seniors received gold pins for six semesters at graduation. W A Q Q2 wg! ll W fill! . i S ei 22, 17 ff -af ffl x will v ' mn 'hi' A-4 ,g X-.lx W, .Jlu .uwflsy v 3 .Q iw' H 1,3 if' wiv ' PX? ' me--X 's fi :QF : K'fd figliv. 2 'J :- N F- 'Q ' ,G 'id ' if-If . ., ' . -A . Q -' : 2: -. .Cu-,I I. , .-- ' -' '1' ii. , ' -T 4 if Tl- ii . :ff ii if J' X :ff 4 f ' .:g1' tr.-' 'Z fr. ' ' AX' f' 4 X ' ' - l...l ml i

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Elston's service clubs are so necessary, yet so often taken for granted. Pencils, pro- tractors, or paper-the Student Store sup- plies faculty and student needs daily. Oflice messengers help with filing, delivering call- out slips, running errands, answering phone calls. Each hour a new crew assists the oHice secretaries and counselors. At lunch hours and after school, hungry students crowd around the cart or the pit clamoring for candy and potato chips while Canteen members rush to meet their demands. Dahlites are more than an accessory to the library, they are a vital part of its efhcient operation. Shelving books, issuing them to students, and taking attendance are a few Dahlite duties. Hall Patrol members main- tain order in the halls before and after school and during lunch hours. When classes are in session, Hall Monitors make sure that no one is noisy in the halls or there without a hall pass. On the inside these clubs provide fun, freedom, satisfaction, and special privileges. On the outside they provide services, con- veniences, and discipline. Sur Dieckilnzan Peg 1llonclzanzj1,jim Oursler , .N I -nm.. A , ,, ,W i W , t .2--'64-Q