Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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I --; sTWi : jjg,„ r ' .. ?li«J f % s% INDUSTRIAL Mr. E. T. Organ is head (il this clepartmc-nt, whose main objective is to make the student a better consumer . . . the boys in printing are turning out programs tor tlie football games . . . Messrs. Carl Anderson, James A. Foster, Ethelbert Warrick, B. W. Williams, Harold Wise, William H. Hamilton, and C. P. Woodruff are all capable vocational in- structors . . . drawing plans for future homes . . . amid roaring machines, the atmosphere of a bustling factory is presented. Tratiing quarters for printers, draftsmen, machinists and electricians. ] ' a e fU etn

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gasesor squint at slides... left hand: a-w-e-f space. ..both hands: a;sldktj, COMMERCIAL To keep your budget balanced, bookkeeping, taught by Af ' ss Marie Siinr and Mr. Dtiii E; ; lcs uii, would be a definite asset . . . M js Chiricc Rub iisoii is a busy head of this de- partment. Besides teaching several classes, she is in charge of N. Y. A., an aid to students . . . To some people, shorthand looks very similar to Egyptian hierogKphics, but to Miss Helen Kirkhiihl and Mr. Mcliiu GlenJeniir , it becomes coherent. Mr. Glendening, as treasurer of the board of control takes care of all our monev . . . learning to do some- thing besides sit on the boss ' s knee and waste the boss ' s time. •e S ■n JL , T SfeM -iH IB ' - - ■ f w K - .H r - • JL -,, »« 5 JM ,«• Hi ' HH ■- im

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: i- ' . ' .-.V. T . ■P MATH Mr. Doyle . French, chairman of the Math department — one guy who doesn ' t have to look in the back of the book for the answers. Other members of the Math department: Mr. Lester Kerr, Mrs. C. C. Boone, Mr. Glenn Updyke . . . Given: LA = LA ' . Does LB = LB ' ? . . . More expounders of theorems: Mr. Rex Harvey. Miss Edith Goings, Miss Kathryn Jarvis. We can ' t figure out these problem children Pa c Scirnfccii