Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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1 fa faaa mxaayaw lima-'eff' MM ORA KRAU-College Preparatory-Credits 34-Cora is so shy and retiring that it has been difficult to get a biography. Neither a book-worm, nor a teacher's pet, she has, nevertheless, two more credits than necessary. We understand she is interested in scientific farm- ing. She is a true, original queen-one whose presence lingers long after she has passed by. ED EMERY DAVIS boasts of 25 credits. Two things characterize him, his lack of seriousness on the one hand, and his intensely re- ligious f?l nature on the other. His two hobbies are automobiles and motion pictures. Do not be surprised if some day Ned appears as the shadow of the late John Bunny. We have recognized his ability by mak- ing him Assistant Business Manager of The Pennant, in which position he has been very efiicient. OUISE EULALLIA LEECH-Latin-Credits 33-Another demure and pleasant member of this worldly organization known as the Senior Class is Louise Eulallia Leech. Quite a poetic name, but very con- sistent with her apparent fixed life desire to read Latin poetry. These quiet, unassuming Latin students, who continue in the course for four years. are the ones who are often so taken up with the mysterious allure of this subject that they prefer it to a real active 'class participation. An exception to the rule? Oh my, yes! Class parties are incomplete without Louise and her fascinating Eastern accent. Success to you and Virgil, Louise. Thirteen

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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

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gaacdsiizwt Qfaffijfwef. 'MU-we fvfgvyw. 071 afz,MCe,fw,f,.-ffm, ARY JOSEPHINE MARCHESSEAU-College Preparatory-Credits 35 2-5-The Girl with a History as the following certifies. Chair- man of Entertainment Committee 1914-153 II D, I B, II B Pennant Reporterg High School Editor of Pennant, 19145 Assistant Athletic Edi- tor of Pennant, 19153 member of Girls' Basketball team of 19113 Forward of Girls' Basketball team of 1912-'13-'14-'15g Captain of 1914-'15 Girls' Basket- etball team. Has won four E's,' in basketball, and her last appearance as a High School student will be as Mary Masson in the class play. LFRED D. JENNER-College Preparatory-Credits 35-Alfred seems to have fortified himself in the strongholds of English Literature, es- pecially Rhetoricals and Pennant activities, having been Business Manager of 'tThe Pennant one term and Assistant Business Manager two terms. In class activities, Alfred has not been lacking, having served on the Class Pin and Entertainment Committees and chairman of the Class Play Committee. It would be very unlike our friend Jenner not to be a sport, so we find him in possession of a football Student Representative E, 1914. . ECELIA MORAN-College Preparatory-Credits 30 1-5-Cecelia is one of the most persevering and conscientious members of June, '15. Essentially a student, Cecelia has found her time too fully occupied with Music, Latin and German to take any prominent part in class activi- ties. However, she is always loyal to our interests and we are glad that her name is on our Class Roll. Fou Tteibfl