Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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fad!! RYSTAL FERN GROSH-Commercial-Credits 32 2-5-Fern's greatest ambition is to be a missionary, so we expect to hear from her some day as head of the American Mission in Zululand. However, we hope she will allow sufficient time to elapse so that all danger from torpedoes, mines and other implements of war may be avoided. Did you ever stop to think of how much a pleasant greeting at all times means, and then do you not recall that shy, sympathetic smile which Fern always bestows upon you? Here's hoping the heathens appreciate their blessings! WHITNEY CHESTER-English-Credits 27- Worthy, the lion- , hearted, has been prominent in baseball and football, having played during hisbHigh School term on the baseball teams of 1911-'12-'13, and on the 1914 football team. Whitney has obtained four E's -one in football, two in baseball, and one as basketball Student Representative. Whitney seems to be an all around man, having efficiently served as As- sistant Business Manager of The Pennant in 1912. ELEN GERTRUDE KEIL-College Preparatory-Credits 32 3-5-It takes all kinds of people to make up the world and all kinds of people to make up a school. Everyone cannot hold an office but everyone can be loyal. Helen is one of the class loyalists, who never fails to support class projects. Helen also possesses one of the best records of any of the class and ever since the Freshman year she has caused the teacher to look with fretful doubt 'upon the excuses of other weaker students. A royal send off to meek, shy Helen in the great world! Eleven

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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

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l WWW! Q WWA 'mfitv Www!! .7044 AYMOND HAGER-Commercial-Credits 29-Raymond ought to make a good politician. He has a rare capacity for blufling and rarely fails to get away with it. His personal ambition is to be an accountant and auditor. His jolly, good nature makes him one of the joys of the class and we will miss his genial presence. AZEL NEDINE LUSHER-College Preparatory-Credits 3.5-One of the intellectual lights of which the '15 Class should feel justly proud. Entering High School with the avowed purpose of preparing for a girls finishing school, she has succeeded in finishing with three credits to the good. ln college she expects to specialize in French and Domestic Science. It is our sincere wish that she makes a success of both. She served on the I A Entertainment and ll A Color Committees, and takes the part of Elsie Warner in the class play. AROLD HESS-Industrial-Credits 31-In Harold, the baseball en- cyclopedia of E. H. S., the class has a coming Ty Cobb. As a sample of his prowess, he proudly displays an E granted him in reward for covering first base in 1914, after having been a member of the squad the previous year. In school, Harrold's long suit is Economics, and we may expect to hear from him as Uncle Sam's tax expert or as the head of the Tariff Commission. Twelve