Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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Pennant 'sl 3223! cAnnuczl MARY ELLEN SASSAMAN- Min' ' We heard a long and drawn out moan, Twas Minnie on her saxophone. IB Vice-Presidentg IIB Secretary. Min has been with the class all through High School and is one of the few that have taken an active part in class affairs. Whatever the class did, Min was found back of it. Min has a charming personality and knows how to put life into a party. She was talking or laughing all the time except when she was in a class room-and often then! HOWARD MCCLUCKIE-'fMac 'A man is what he eats, said an old philosopher. Does that make Howard a hard-boiled egg? ' junior Class Playg Social Committee '13-'1.4g Track Team 'ug Football 13 lvlonogramg Dramatics Clubg lnterclass Basketball 'z3. No. we fear that Howard isn't half as bad as he lets on he is. although he tries ever so hard to make us believe that he is vurr bad. Howard has gone out for many things and appears by the above to be sort of ajack of all trades. But he has proved himself to be the better adapted to dramatic work. For Ah girls, wasn't he a wonderful Adam in Adam and Eva? CAROL GUMMER To be womanly is the greatest charm of women. Carol has not been with the class during all of its journey and not all have become acquainted with her charming personality as she seems a little shy. She has not taken much part in class activities although she tries todo her share. Carol always had a smile and a cheery greeting for all her friends. THEODORE ZFISH-' fed Short and Snappy. lA Bandg IIA Operettas. This modern Boy Blue. blew his horn in the band. However. this lung power was not what put him over as Class President as he is the hardest worker and best salesman in the class. His ability to put things over will be of much value in life. We will surely miss 'led and his ready laugh while he is at N. Manchester. DOROTHY KINTZEL-' 'Dot' ' The sweetest voice on earth, a woman's tongue. IIC Secretaryg IB Chairman Social Committeeg IA Vice-Presidentg IIA Social Committee. - Dot and Min could usually be found together and they were surely a good pair, always laughing and talking, Dot has been a helpful and faithful member of the old clan during our four years journey and has helped to make our class parties and any undertaking a success. Dorothy has made many friends and is admired by many for her cheery nature and smile. ,201 A .

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it as Perlrlclnf as cflnrluczl JANUARY, '25 POEM E1 EI El CApol0gies to William Shakespeare and Anne O, would ye learn, ye student throngs, Where all your hearty praise belongs, The source from which merits greatly thrive? Behold the class ofjan. 'z5. lt knows the way, and needs but try The hosts of upstarts to defy, To crave the knowledge, win the day, In every stunt it hath a way. Talk not of classes that aspire, The verdant Frosh., in loud attire, The junior staid, the Soph., more gay, Talk of the Senior class-I-Iooray! It hath a way upon the field, That makes the other fellow yield, Its brains doth, haply, match to brawn, It leads the way and shouts, Come on. And could you doubt who wins the race, Where 'tis Twenty-five that sets the pace? O' 'tis not to my good pen given To rate their charms, tho long I've striven- But let their laurels speak for me. Their whole career spells victory. Of athletes they've at least a scoreg They've artists, authors, 'learned in loveg They're on the top in every fray Does that not prove they have a way? I-I.S -23- Hathaway D .vlan 'z5.

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Pennant 192 crqnnuczl as li? .3 JOSEPH DELLINGER- joe joe will be remembered by E. H. S., his class and team mates of the cham- pionship team of ioz4 as the all-state tackle who worked with the powerful right side, One of the greatest if not the greatest tackle ever to represent E. H. S. on the gridiron. is often said of joe. His work in Basket Ball was high-class too. as his membership on the All-County will witness. Every one has a good word for big smiling joe. A good student. a good fellow, a great athlete and his name is joseph. LILLIAN SHREINER- Lillums One in a million like her. Treasurer IIB. IA. llAg Annual Staffg Pennant StaHg Forum, junior Class Playg Secretary, Rah Rah Girls. Always on hand to do the class a good turn, Lillian was indeed a valuable member of the class. Supporting class doings was among her hobbies. Am- bition - Ability - Success. so we know whats coming to her. HOWARD COOMBS- Howdy Demosthenes couldn't compare with him. The class had another worthy donation when it was about two years out at sea. This was made in care of Howard Coombs, He has the artistic tem- peramentg also as he is not one of those fellows who believes in living and dying without making himself known. he has great opportunity offered him and has made good use of it. ROB ERT GARRETT-' 'Bob' ' I think, therefore, I am Bob was one of the heartbreaking, sleek-haired, goggle-eyed shieks of our class, He is generally seen with Helen and we hear he has a desire to be an interior decorator. Good luck. NOR MA ISABELLE WHITEMAN When found make note of- Norma has minded her own business. in her own deliberate way. so well during our past four years of struggling fmore or lessj that few of us are ac- quainted with her. But it is not only the prominent who possess real worth She has always paid her dues promptly. always backed the class and faithfully attended class activities. ,30- W. .