Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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,n-.7 If '14 gy A H it fm Il tl ll 5. 91 .. .. .0 ,. UH ol the year. the ivalional Honor Society opens its second-hand lyoola store in the Emergency Room. This last-moving hunch really gets the jump on the rest ol the school hy netting S00 in the lirst two weelis lronl the sale ol 900 hoolxs. They arenit the type that drag their leet the rest ol the year. either. lor they have committees worlaing already on dances. tutoring, concessions, and their annual chop suey supper. ltis along ahout this time that the president ol the Student Council, Henry Denman, hegjins tallcingj over plans lor the year with our principal, C. lj. Xvoodrull. Hanla was elected ,way luacli in the spring ol i-I0 and so hens all set to Qo when the lirst day comes along. The Student Council. the studentis own governing hocly ol EHS. starts the year oft right hy appointing committees to set up the yearqs hall trallic system. This year the Coune cil will he holding lull-hour meetings every two weelxs. This plan gives the Council an opportunity lor real discussion ol the prolnlerns that come up during the school year. It also gives increased lime lor the sttanding committees to lunction. These connniltees are: courtesy. hall trallic. constitution. yell and conduct. manual, handhoolf. point system, salety. assemhly planning. announcements. and concessions. Xvorlxing with teachers in these groups. the students help in the government ol the school. So as the lirst day comes and goes, the year gets oll to a real start. . . Xvoocly mul Hunk do 41 little early planning t,,

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W WOM .L . ' ' 1 ' '15-:tg i fa-,,. 44 A K A ,, 'if . . in-575 f K sf . AQQVKIHF-I' : rw .. - s f'-gQ'f..2-QIJ T 1 I rm5ggzseLfg'iXsaga , U gg! . ' '?nv Plotting lim your for EHS imys Vllglflk is a husy one lor the hoys' counselors. seen here in a conference with the Dean ot Nlen, Doyle T. French. hir. Gill. senior counselor, Fir. Cvemmelte, junior coun- selor, and hir. Kerr. sophomore counselor, have as their joh the straightening out ol the programs of all the hoys in their respect- ive classes. The joh of co-ordinating the programs of all these lieliows is one which talies many hours, and as the programs have heen made out according to the choices of the stuclents rnacle last spring. there are always many changes to he made. H On top ol trying to lceep all these sluclenls happy, these men have to lceep the teachers happy. hy halancing classes and hy getting all changes macle as soon as possihle. The counseloris joh doesnit encl when these programs are settlecl, anol the stuclents are well startecl on the routine of classes. for then comes the time for vocational guidance in the form of tests. films. and personal interviews. All this is a real- joh. and the men who perform it in EHS are alert, competent, ancl interested in the hoys they worlc with.