Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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J' 1 ELKHART HIGH SCHOOL Since the completion of the present High School building, which was accomplished in 1912, the student enrollment in Elkhart High School has risen by leaps and bounds. In fact so rapid has been the increase that the accommodations, once considered entirely adequate for the needs of a city of this size, have been proven totally insufficient, and each year the school heads have been forced to Find some means of making more room to take care of the growing influx of Freshmen. Correspondent with this growth of enrollment has come increased effi- ciency in the instruction and supervision of pupils. Vlfhile E. H. S. does not hold any records for scholastic achievement nor does she have an unduly lengthy honor roll, she still ranks well with the preparatory schools of Indi- ana, and the great majority of her graduates have been a real credit to her. And in athletics, a division of student activity not entirely necessary but nevertheless very desirable in any High School, Elkhart has kept her Blue and Wliite colors fluttering in the breeze, sometimes soiled and torn by the heel of the conqueror, but undeniably fluttering. There is practically no form of interscholastic contest, whether it be athletic or forensic, into which Elkhart High has not entered with the roar- ing volume of one thousand students closly packed behind her. Of late years the insistent demand for an auditorium, a really big gym- nasium and a High School athletic Held has arisen from the student body, and this Ask and you shall receive policy has at last been vindicated by Page Eight