Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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f ttnattt iH2e Annual January Class Poem CTo the Castle of E. H. S. High on the hills ui learning TliDU sttitid ' st a shrine fur us; We entered there and learned anew The lessons life had for us. — Caught visions great and true. In th ' classic halls e ' ' e learned Of might - men. their deeds of right; Learned our li es should more nohle he If -e Would fiillciW the lianner nf truth That high we held, great xisions to see. The years that we ha e sjient with thee Have made the gleam of loft}- guests And mighty lessons taught. Lead us Far on our Cjuests, to the jousts of life That we iua ' lie true knights of trust! — Helen L. Cutler Twenty-nine

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pennant laae Amwal Janudri Class, 1926 MOTTO : Q ' odaij, Q ' omorrou;, Jlliuays COLORS : Chin Chin and Coral FLOIDER: Prenet Rose Twenty-eight.

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pennant i92fi Annual MARIE ACKLEY An excellent student with time to be popular. Jlember Rah Rah Girls and ilusic Club; Social Chairman. lA: Social Committee, IIA; Social Committee, Rah Rah Girls, IIA; Junior Class Play. Marie has been one of the most popular members of the class — as well as one of the class ' s best workers. Whenever we wanted some hard work done we called on Marie, and we were alwavs answered with a Sure. I ' ll do it. Marie ' s success in many lines has proved that she is able to do things, and she leaves E. H. S. with the admiration and best wishes of her many friends. The best of luck to you, Marie, EDWARD BARWICK I dare do all that may become a man, who dares do ' more is none. Ed hr-s helped our class in every way he thought fitting:. Through the four years of high school experience he has stored away many ideas that he feels will help him in later years. We are very glad to be able to have Ed graduate with us because he has had a fine spirit for E. H. S. Ambition will always help a student, and we know that he is ambitious. We are wishing him luck in whatever he de- sires to do after leaving the halls of E. H. S. GRACE ARTLEY— Dimples There is a kind of character in thy life, That to the observer doth thy history fully unfold. Grace is a girl who likes to eat candy and go to shows. She has not attended many of our class parties, but wherever she has been we know that she has made someone happy. She is a true friend and an an:iiable companion; her happy spirit has been a source of joy to all who know her. Aniatever Grace ' s mission in life may be, we know that she will fill it with the same success that she has shown in E. H. S. CHARLES ARTHUR BEURLE— Art It is to work, but not too hard. Social Committee, ' 22, ' 21;; Basketball, ' 22, ' 23, ' 24, ' 25, ' 26. Of Art ' s likes he says: I can ' t decide which one I like best. His .motto is: I came, I saw. I conquered — (this applying to any- thing but lessons). But Art is an all-round fellow, always ready to do what he is asked and to do it well. He intends to go to school in Iowa next year. Bon voyage, Art — you cannot fail. GLADYS ARCHER It is the tranquil who accomplish much. Gladys is one of the few who has supported the class functions to the best of her ability. If he had been with us the full four years we know she would have taken more than her share of class work. We are not sure what her future career will be. but we know that Gladys will have the best of luck and be a grand success. Thirty