Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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“The doors swing open; the doors swing out. Mr. Wenger gives Joe the cue. WE LEARN TO USE THE RADIO Here at E. H. S., we have our own radio broadcasting system. It is one of the few in the state to broadcast directly from the school. The Speech Workshop sponsors a fifteen-minute program every Tuesday of every month: TEEN TOPICS are discussed; the RADIO JOURNAL broad- casts school news: WORKSHOP DRAMA and MUSIC IN THE AIR are the other topics. The speech students learn how to interpret and write scripts, take and give cues, and use sound effects. In this picture a group is discussing the question: “Are Comics Detrimental to Youth?”

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En la clase de espanol $7@. ‘6 le cercle francias ces AND THOSE OF OTHER LANDS In studying Spanish, French, or Latin, we not only learn to write and to speak them, but also something of the country's history, customs and traditions. Although practical experience in speak- ing is gained by everyday oral recitations in class, we are also encouraged to use the language out- side school hours and in extra-curricular activities. cl

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AND THE PRINCIPLES OF PHYSICS Young women today are becoming more and more independent by learning to take care of their own equipment. The girls in this practical physics class will not have to depend on men when they want the iron, sweeper or percolator repaired. They are taught how to take apart, repair and put together electrical home appliances; at the same time, taught the laws and principles of physics. In this way, girls may use their science knowledge to help solve eve ryday household problems . Fixing the hotplate ft: es