Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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WINTER brings problems — of getting to school, of getting to classes in other buildings, or the library.

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and by DA Y Five days a week from morning until evening we come to EHS for regular classes. As we go down a hall, we hear typewriters clacking, machines whirring, heated discussion in politics, recitations in French or German, the squeaking of chalk in a math class, voices harmoniously blending in song. On Saturday, too, our old building is in constant use. Drama rehearsals, Blazer teams leaving on trips, people coming to speech meets — and grade school basketball games. Even on Sunday the doors open for Elkhart Symphony or Band Concerts, for public meetings or lectures. Seven days a week this old building is in almost constant use.

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AND SUMMER In the heat of the summer, more than a thousand students sweat it out in summer school. And on beautiful days in spring or fall, when we can think of a hundred other places we would rather be . . . At all times of the year we ' re learning. ■r i.i 7