Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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For preparation for living happily in the world of tomorrow we are indebted to the teaching and the example of the highly-trained group of men and women who comprise the faculty of our school. Their patience, tlieir thorough training, their friendly interest . . . all these have given us the fundamental foundation that is a broad edu- cation. And so with grateful appreciation, we rive you the A FACULTY fSS9J Mr. Doylo T. French MiHH liuth HrouKhtoii Ml-. W. E. SandH f ' age Sixtc fft

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Principal John L. Holdeman oi the Elkhart Senior Hiiih School Administration Loyalty, service and unceasing devotion to the schools of Elkhart are typified in these men who head the administrative staff. Mr. John L. Holdeman has served as prin- cipal of the Elkhart High School for twenty years. During that time he has given the best of his abilitv to the hundreds of students who have been enrolled here. In addition to that faithful service, he has given us the warm friendliness that, beaming from behind his glasses, assures us of his intere st in boys and girls. Superintendent Harold H. Church, who is ending his second successful year, is aided and advised by the members of the Board of Edu- cation: Mr. Fred Lundquist, president; Mr. Yard Frederick, treasurer; and Dr. L. F. Swi- hart. secretary. To these men we are indebted for the leader- ship in the splendid program which is building our curriculum into a democratic system which will give each of us the chance to develop to the best of his indi idual abilit . .Si FKKINTK.NDE.N ' I }l l;OI.I) H. ClIUiMI of the School (.it) oj I; II. liar I Caiisifil ill llii- spdllif lu at Rice Field; Mr. Cliuieli, Ur. Swiliail, Mr. Hoitlemaii. Il must have been a Blazer victory — look at those smiles! I ' agf: Eighteen