Merrillville High School - Merrillvue Yearbook (Merrillville, IN)

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tfERRELtVTtfi 194 ' b ' SENIORS ANTHONY ALVAREZ Tony Where there’s a will there’s a way.” Track, Choir, B and, MARY LOT A THAN Lou A favorite of all for swootness and grace For she Is the girl wl th the bright smiling face. Mirror Staff, Trl-Ep, Senior Play. GLORIA ANNE BENOIT Frenchy It Is a groat strain for one to bo quiet. G . A .A « , S.S.S. , Trl — Ep KENNETH CATLOW Kenny I doubt If there ever was a man who was not gratified with being told he v as liked by wo- men. Track, Bo ske tba 11-Cpt . Senior Ploy Senior-vice pres! den t , JOSEPH CHENTNIK Joe” Here comes the Navy. Bend, Hungry-Fivo Ban i, BORIS CHRISTOFF Bud Well, as the story goes CHARLOTTE CLARK Cha r And then .....she giggled t S.S.S. , President of Senior class, Choir, Jr ploy. Mirror Staff, Sr, play. Student Council, MARGARET COOPER Mar go A studious and win- some lass, always was 8t the top of the class. S.S.S. , G.A.A., Merr- illvue Staff, D METRA ANN DAVISON Dee She could not thrive without her jive, S.S.S., Junior Play, Band . JEAN WILLA DEMMON Si s sy She knows how to sing beautiful songs, that will be appreciated by throngs and throngs, S.S.S., G.A.A., Choir Mirror-Editor, Trl- Ep, Sr, Play. RALPH DOFFIN Re lph The farmer In the dell. Future Fanners of America 1 y —6 — ■

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1945 . SENIOR-HISTORY Ai ri . — = = zsz z=r — r= =r s= As we stroll down “Memory.. Lane , we ref I? cttupon. scenes of our past years in high school. . 4 r We recall our fr«eshman sponsor, hr. ill-is McAl- lister, who led us through jur most difficult year Our officers for that year ere: Beth Gable, Pre- sident; Edward Lahaie, Vice-president ; and Mary Mc- Knight, Secretary-Treasurer. We selected the Am- erican Beauty rose for our class flower. Blue and gold were chosen for our class colors. Our motto is Character is the cornerstone of success. Buring our Sophomore year. Kiss Olive ' Wood and Mrs. Gladys Miller were our sponsors. With the assistance .-of our sponsors and class officers; Kenneth Catlow, President; Edward Shipley, Vice- president; John Sabo, Secretary; and Marge eyer, Treasurer; we had a successful year. When September, 1943, rolled around, we gathered our boohs and started our junior year. The main events of the year were the junior dance, “Anchors Aweigh , and the junior play, Professor, Kow Could You? Both we re successful. Our Junior - Senior Prom was held at the Marquette Pavilion on May 12, 1944. As we come to the end. Of the long journey under our leaders: Charlotte Clark, President; Kenneth Catlow, Vice-president; Mary Lou - than , Secretary; and Billy Metcalfe, Treasurer; we, Seniors look into the certain future of our lives, hoping to sight success and more accomplishments toward ad- vancement. The theme of o-ur annual senior dance was Indian Summer ' . The class presented a throe act play, Adam’s Evening , April 4. Both the play and the danceT brought us experience through whicn we gained wisdom. Our greatest ' glory is not being in never falling, but in rising every time we fell. - 7 -

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