Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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anny i cant i. a y s Rreane x : we si | ‘ 7 at be b tat mooie UNITY LIFE, A qrade school chorus. The Choraleers broadcast. “Doctors of Harmony,” the champs. It is natural for us to think in terms of music, for music is all around us. The people of our town love music. The “‘sell outs’ at concerts, the interest in the Elkhart Sym- phany Orchestra, and in the many groups organ- ized for playing and singing, show that Elkhart is music-loving. From the festivals and open-air concerts in sum- mer to the crowded calendar of events in winter, there's ‘music in the air’ in Elkhart.

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Drums, Ludwig and Ludwig Pewee lO RTE S, Se eee eet rs ey Samaras Saxaphones from Buesc hers Clarinets from Pedlers Horns from Martins Musical instruments made in our town are na- tionally and internationally known. Skilled craftsmen give each instrument that same finish which the composer has given the composi- tion and which the player gives to the performance. So we have not only the love of music but the love of achievement as a characteristic of Elkhart, the musical instrument capitol of America. The gleam of individual achievement shines in every instrument made in our town—the song of ac- complishment, the song of pride.