Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
The Student News Site of Elkhart High School

The PENNANT Online
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
The Student News Site of Elkhart High School

The PENNANT Online
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
The Student News Site of Elkhart High School

The PENNANT Online
All content by Photo courtesy of Sherri Greenfield-Ludwig
Central sophomore Abigail Stout and Memorial Junior Luann Hernandez-Montano compete against one another in a scrimmage during the end of practice on Thursday, April 25.

[Photo] Photos of the week: Elkhart Lacrosse

Dana Ibarra, Staff Writer
May 3, 2019
(From left to right) Seniors Tomoria Jones and Zari Williams; Juniors Shamaya Bell, La’Tasha Prestly, and Jahlea Douglas (Not Pictured: Kamryn Bloch) show off the results of their hard work and dedication to this year’s 23rd Annual Oratory Competition on Thursday Feb. 28. This competition is held every year in recognition of Black History Month.

[Photo] Let the competition begin

February 12, 2020
The EMHS Dance and Movement class performs to the song “What’s Going On?” near the end of the Oratory Contest on Thursday Feb. 28. The choreography was directed by Janie Boyden and Jackiejo Brewers.

[Photo]

Junior Shamaya Bell speaks to the audience as she is the first contestant to present her speech at the Annual Oratory Contest on Thursday, Feb. 28. Bell won third place overall and had the opportunity to present an original poem called “Ode to my Existence: A Tribute to Sojourner Truth.”

[Photo]

Senior Zari Williams presents her speech to the judges on Thursday Feb. 28. Williams was the final speaker of the evening.

[Photo]

Junior La’Tasha Prestly gives her speech at the Annual Oratory Contest on Thursday Feb. 28. Prestly received the second place prize of the night and she also performed with her dance and movement class.

[Photo]

Senior Tomoria Jones gives her speech featuring the artist “Chance the Rapper” on Thursday Feb. 28. Jones was the fourth speaker of the evening.

[Photo]

First time competitor, Junior Jahlea Douglas introduces the “elephant in the room” while presenting her speech about the artist “Prince Ea” for the Annual Oratory Contest on Thursday, Feb. 28. Douglas earned first place overall.

[Photo]

Sophomore Jamiya Gladden performs a praise dance to the song “Your Spirit” by Tasha Cobbs on Thursday, Feb. 28. This was her second year performing at the Oratory Contest and she was also the only solo dancer of the night.

[Photo]

Junior Kamryn Bloch presents her speech on Thursday, Feb. 28. Bloch is also a member of Sigma Beta Upsilon (SBU). This was her second time competing in the Oratory Contest.

[Photo]

(from left to right) Assistant Choir Director David Brennan, sophomore Daisy Johnson, and sophomore Jamiya Gladden sing “Lift Every Voice and Sing” on Thursday Feb. 28. They were the first performance of the night to kick off the Oratory Contest.

[Photo]

Sophomores Trinity Fine, Gabby Scott, Felisha Campanello; Juniors Morgan Dyer and Sarah Brummet meet in Amy Semanciks room before school on Tues. Feb. 5. Simple Pursuit is an all girls prayer group that has been meeting since 2017.

[Photo] Simple pursuit: All girl prayer group now meets at Memorial

Jahlea Douglas, Editor-in-chief
March 4, 2019
Load More Stories

The PENNANT Online

The Student News Site of Elkhart High School
Elkhart High School
2608 California Road
Elkhart, IN 46514
© 2024 • FLEX Pro WordPress Theme by SNO • Log in
Menu
Activate Search
Home
Photo courtesy of Sherri Greenfield-Ludwig