Merrillville High School - Merrillvue Yearbook (Merrillville, IN)

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Vice-President — Andrew Schoopel Reporter — Ruth Struebig SENIOR CLASS President- -Melvin Fraikin Sec.-Treas. — Dorothy Picke Sponsor — Hr. Rur.baugh Motto — Character is the only true Diploma. 11 Class Flower — Pink Rose Class Colors — Pink and Silver First row: Ella Derainon, Ruth Lueboke, Dora Roberts, Ruth Struebig, Barbara Schmidt, Dorothy Popp, Cora Roberts, Helen- Ko ilman, Rita Srieter. Second row Edward Nelson, l-elv5.n I raibin, John Hec.imovich, Edward Gcbbard t , A redrew Scnoppel, Martin Lueboke, George Smith, Lx. Rumba 1 -h .. .

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Feb. Feb. Feb, Feb. Feb, Feb. Feb. Feb. Ear. Mar Mar. Mar. Far. Mar. Marti Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar Mar f Apr, Apr. Apr. Apr, Apr. Apr, Apr. Apr,- Apr, Apr. Apr, May- May May- May May May 8— Barbara Schmid? miBsed school because It was her birthday. 10-Fj la Penmen was sent to the study hall the third period, 15- Sohc-ol entertained by Tettburitzu Seren- ade. 19- Bcys game with Miller. 20- Ooro. end Forage birthday. 27— Bu tb j J ’jo v ' oFe mane v aok to school. 2 ' C-Nogro Minstrel given by Senior Glass. 2G B-j’ r ganu with Rbshington Twp, 5- Seventh and Hi rhth Grade reiser sweating party. 10— G. A. A. party given. 11— Girls ordered sweaters. . 12— Junior Acsemoly pro gran. 16- G. a. A, tourney soarted. . .. 17- Junior Dance. . B :17-Eelen Keiiman reoeived a letter from S outh Africa, 20— F restorer. and Sophomore roller skating party 22- The boring tcfdimansnt started. 22- Tne Seniors rxreiyed their name oards, 23- ltelvin rmik’.n missed sohhcl ' boaa ' iCb his- theme was due in government. 2$ -Melvin ked ' kia was knocked out. 26- Sophomore Assembly program. 2b- The Seniors began practicing rh. the play. 2C-- Dorothy IQUBnr.ysr visited school.. 3 -Anri 1 Foolts Fay. S-Senior’s had their pictures taken. 2-A.no rher tr ek- ' Tod begins. . SMTpnorettu fc Mise Oar- ' -hurB Return 2 5-Boro thy Pi fix ?. e birthday. 7-b-Tmok race ' ! here frith Portage. in-Soaool D nee ' 17-Athleti u 1 anquet Bo-Trordc have with Bast Gary. dee Porter track meet here. DC --J. hri. ■aviohS e birthday. 1— i iy 51 3 y , v4 w+ii 7— Genifc-r PC ay given, 7 )ne Ps d K.ght S-B aocela’i: ate Geruon. 16-helvin rrikla 5 s birthday. ” J - 5cv nt tree::; ent hhv e r c. i s e s • lA-iiaht Day of Si t ' .h+v.i. was given. j

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• 4 , Motto: Not failure, but low a: m, ie crime. • Flower: Tea Rose o • First row; Mienard Wirtz, Jnc 1 ' D ' .vi c, Borden Doepping, • William Brewer, James Archibold, Jack Gibson, Jerome Heilman, . ■ Second Rovr: Velma Sievert, Jeanette Adank, Bernice Harms, , . Dorothy Fargo, Helen Hopp, S hirley Adank, Dorothy Busselberg,, o dune Woods, Margaret Angerman. « -1 0 m h: rd Row: Mr. McAllister, Billie Bowman, Edward N: ksch, , Ta7. t ’,er Catlow, Earl Harbit, Charles Leaner tz , Phillip Troxel, , , Mary Half man. • c o • O 0