Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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tm! Mime W ,1 The Cod of Industry was unfair to teachers in his original division of labor. He placed upon their shoulders the task of anticipating and, of necessity, accepting the unexpected. Thus any routine of work other than that which is bargained for in the teachers contract, is a burden upon said teacher. ' In spite of this drawback to offering his n1ost ac- ceptable services to any class, Mr. Snyder has most willingly agreed to become the honorary faculty mem- ber of the Graduating Class of June, 1915. I n this significant capacity, as advisor, leader and helper, it is beyond the power of the pen to tell how sincerely and ardently he has worked for us, at the sacrifice of a great number of his personal pleasures and ambitions. The Class desires to convey to him, in the sim plest, most straight-for'ward way, the honest admiration and grateful thanks of those, who have received the bene- fits of his upright endeavors and conclusive, broad- nzinded advice. In token of these invaluable services and as an ap- preciation of his unselfisli efforts for our good, the members of the .Tune Class of 1915 dedicate this, the Graduationi Issue of The Pennant, ' to MR. RAYMOND H. SNYDER.