Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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WAYNE BICKEL-English-Credits 32 1-5-Wayne has never been , prominently connected with the activities of the school. His chief characteristic is his deep bass voice and ardent defense of the rights of the people. It is certainly a rare treat to be permitted to hear Wayne peruse this, his favorite subject, with the eloquence and logic of an orator. Sincerity and soberness of thought are qualities which distinguish Wayne on all occasions. NNIE ROSALE BANKS-College Preparatory-Credits 33 3-5-Annie is one of the serious, sober members of our class. She hails from the country and possesses all of the qualities of the hale, hardy, ener- getic, studious and loyal country maidens. Although Annie has only been a member of our class for two years, her loyal support and ever-willing assistance in class affairs is conspicuous as well as her presence at every class meeting. ALPH BOWEN-English-Credits 27-Despite the fact that Ralph has a car, he is not on intimate terms with the fair ones of E. H. S. With only 27 credits on his list it behooves our colleague to apply the electric starter to himself, if he expects to graduate by .Ian- uary, '16. nr W 7Y Vw W Nlne

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4 I .Je 1-51. :lt ,mi ir p 'R' . M. ..y. mme UTH ELLEN SHUPERT-College Preparatory-Credits 35-Aggress- ive, persistent and tactful, Ruth ought to make a first-class suffra- gette. She can always be relied upon as an ardent supporter of Woman's Rights. Ruth has never missed a class meeting nor failed to get herself appointed on the important committees and elected to the major oitices. Behold her record! I A Class Pin and Entertainment Committeesg Class Secretary throughout the yearg Secretary and Treasurer of the Girls' Athletic Association, and Assistant Literary Editor of The Pennant. She will perform her last duties for her class as Phoebe Bird in Polly Primrose. OBERT WRIGHT SHORT-College Preparatory-Credits 34-Robert is the energetic politician and business man of the class as the fol- lowing record certifies: Class Treasurer 1914-'15, Secretary of the Athletic Association, Business Manager of Pennant first half of 1914 and 1915, Chairman of Class Pin and Invitation Committees, and member of I A Entertainment Committee, Class Pennant and Class Play Committees. Bob is a shining light U1 in the German and Latin classes, and never hesitates to talk automobile speed laws in Civics classes, for' in those sub- jects he is exceptionally well versed. T Eight

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' Cllmjffly Q,,-QCJLI7 Maurice OHN CHESTER-Latin-Credits 33 1-5-John, who has served on the Class Pennant Committee, has the high ambition of being a great editor and moulder of the opinion of the nation by his editorials. The only reason he did not have an athletic record is because he never tried. Even the most credulous observer must admit that John has high-jumping ability. We predict that in college he will clear the bar at 12 feet, establish a new world record, and perhaps obtain a patent on his extraordinary and yet seemingly painless method of alighting. OROTHY KNEVELS-College Preparatory-Credits 35 4-54Dorothy is noted for her ability as a student as well as an energetic member of the June, '15 Class, and a basketball Uheroinef' She has played on the teams of 1912-'13, 1913-'14 and 1914-'15, and has been awarded three E's . As Secretary and Treasurer of the Girls' Athletic Association in 1913-'14, Dorothy's work was exceptionally efficient, as has been her work on the I and II A Class Entertainment and Pin Committees. ln Dorothy The Pennant found a most capable and efficient Exchange Editor and Il A Class Reporter. TUART W. COCHRAN-College Preparatory- Credits 33+t'Stew, the Samson of June, '15, is one of the brilliant athletes, politicians and students of the High School. He has served on both Class Play and Pennant Committees. In him The Pennant found an efficient Athletic Editor. S'tuart's physique has made him the football hero of Elkhart High School. He played tackle in 1911, halfback in 1912, half and fullback in 1913, and again tackle in 1914, in which year he also was captain of the team. In 1912-'13 he was yell leader and Student Representative in basket- ball. Five E's adorn his sweater. As Dick Deadeye in Pina- fore, Stuart made a decided hit, Again will the public be pleased to have him appear as one of the leading characters, Colonel Primrose, in the Senior play. V Ten Y