Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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f i nnant ihsb Annual H. A. COMPTON F. W. GAMPHER J. L. HARMAN Through the fine co-operation of our school board, E. H. S. has steadily grown in size and spirit. Due directly to the efforts of these competent men we now have a fine athletic field, Rice Park, a gymnasium, the best auditorium in the Middle West, and a new field house. The student body realizes the earnest endeavors of these men and wishes to thank them most heartily for their ceaseless efforts in behalf of E. H. S. Fourteen

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f ttnattt 1920 Annual Of sludie look he mosl care and most hede tf nd gladly wolde he lerne, and gladly leche. ' Chaucer. Thirteen

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f nnattt i32fi Annual J. F. WILEV, Superintendent. A.B.. DePauw University. A.M., Illinois University. Mr. ' iley is a man of sound wisdom who has given encouragement to e ery progres- sive movement predominent in the schools and city. There is a sense of security about the welfare of E. H. S. — a security that can be directly attributed to the calm judgment and practical wisdom of our superintendent. During his six years here Mr. Wiley has been held in high esteem by the people of the city and in educational circles throughout the state. Mr. Wiley ' s ability ma}- be judged to his credit by his accomplishments alone. J. W. HOLDEMAN, Principal. Graduate Indiana State Normal. A.M.. Indiana University. Mr. Holdeman has never been too busy to grant an interview to any student, nor has he ever done anj ' thing less than his utmost to help one in need. During his administration there has been a steady and pronounced growth, a broadening of the inner life of the school and a reaching out for those things that make a better and a more rounded school life. ]Mr. Holdeman came to us as a very competent leader, and now, in his sixth year as principal, we find him one who has not only gained the admiration of students, faculty and alumni, but of all who come in contact with him. Fifteen