Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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22 Susan Swarts. I'm An ancient Roman catapult. on the College Prep Course too, just a sophomore, struggling with biology collections, math and Latin. At the same time I'm trying to decide which extra-curricular activities to go into; I've sure found out you cant do all of them. Of course, we get more out of geometry than just facts about angles, circles and parallels; geometry really teaches us to think straight. Our biology lab also has plenty on the ball, with modern equipment and loads of books. In February our soph counsellors helped us plan our courses for the next two years. All my majors and minors are worked out. Now all I have to do is to make those grades. Those terrible theorems.

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24 Tom Lamb. Vocational Machine Shop 1s My Mayor... which means that I spend three hours a day at a universal milling machine or lathe, learning about tools and equip- ment. | learn to bring to reality the ideas of the draftsman, which means that I have to work to .0001 of an inch. To check our work we have among our equipment an in- strument which can detect variations of one-millionth of an inch. Of course math is my most important book subject. Here we learn to figure allowances and other practical problems. Physics and English are also included on my course. “Practice makes perfect.”