La Porte High School - El Pe Yearbook (La Porte, IN)

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CLASSES

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JA i. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ROBERT BERGER ELMER BIRD JOSEPH RUMELY ARTHUR RUSSELL President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Seniors Whose Pictures Do Not Appear MYRON CORY I go out to seek a great per- haps. Football 3. 4 Track 1 Reserve Basketball 3 CM ESTER DUIBAKIEWICZ What's in a name, anyway? L. P. II. S. 1. 2. 3, I The Senior Class The ancient Greeks in the Olympic games did not plan to surpass former records by a wide margin, but planned to be able to equal those records and surpass them by a little; so our class does not claim to have won extra- ordinary honors in its work during the last four years, but is proud of its ability to equal what the best of former classes has done—perhaps surpassing them a little now and then. As the Greeks relied on their leaders to set the standard which they followed, so have we followed our leaders, Hob Berger, Bob Bowman, and Wallace Hauschild, as freshmen; Eddie Young, John Littleton, and Louise Farghcr, as sophomores; Elmer Bird, Bob Berger, Bill Duke, and Ray Gar- rison, as juniors; and Bob Berger, Elmer Bird, Joe Rumely, and Arthur Russell this year. Our plays, “The Youngest”, last year, and “A Prince There Was this season, matched the best. The Prom, other dances, and all activities which we sponsored were of the same high standard. In leaving, we hope that our record will inspire following classes to do as well. SENIOR HONORABLE MENTION IRVING CAMERER BERNARD MARTIN GEORGE GRUBLIN PAUL SCIICMM BURR HUPP HELEN WILLIAMS CARL MAAHS Twenty-one