Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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Painting scenery is part of the 12A Dramatics class. 2h)

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es CS RR ITT ETO SSS TET EN TT TET aR 24 THROUGH MUSIC, ART, WE LEARN TO CREATE Through fine arts and music we begin to more fully ap- preciate the finer things of the world. In art courses we find that we have a choice of two: coloring and shape, and the more advanced art workshop, in which we follow our individual choices. Music, both instrumental and vocal, is a vital part of our curriculum. Choir leaves us with wonderful memories: the yellow sheets that we slave over, the annual spring and winter concerts, The Halls of Ivy” the seniors sing, and, of course, Mr. Gowdy’s unending efforts to make good singers out of us, singers who know and love the best in music. Dramatics help us to know still another art: that of the theatre. We study great plays and learn to interpret them through make-up, background, scenery and acting. The art class sketches. Right: The tenor section of the choir warms up.

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26 Mr. Herbst demonstrates a pulley. Many of us find ourselves studying the science of living things in biology. We do experiments, collect leaves, orTOW plants, and learn much about all forms of life. We soon recognize our dependence on other living things and have a better appreciation of the world about us. Physical Science is a course for students who do not plan on choosing a career in science or a profession requiring science. This course provides a basis for understanding the important ideas, laws, and principles in physics, chemistry, and natural sciences. In physical science we learn the Ways in which these principles are applied in solving many everyday problems, and find our world less complicated than before.