Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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, Kir- - 4 aa S ■ ;,! WSi ii f HOUSEHOLD ARTS Not only the army travels on its stomach, but also certain members of the debate squad (SprouU and Sharp) and other lucky seniors who attend those home economic luncheons at noon. Sixteen inches from floor — says Miss Martin, quoting the decree on the 1940 spring styles. Shirley Hoffman, the model, and Helen Johnson, the gadget user, show the correct way to shorten a skirt. The smiles of the Home Ec Department, Miss Bertha Dtpiu, Mrs. Zora Paffon, ami Miss Helen Martin — are char- acteristic of the cheerful way in which this small group car- ries on its efficient work in the top floor of the vocational building. All aglow over the spring fashions . . . Making a clothes budget is part of the work in clothing classes. (Spencer, El- liot, Pancost, Troyer). Over in Home Ec, future brides make biscuits unlike mother ' s Pi ?f Elei

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Miss Xadinc I larris liclps keep the .iff.iiis in the office riinnirit; smootlily . . . Mi ' s. Molly Cohen, a member of the office force, puts out daily announcements . . . Thcv shall not pass — without blocks . . . One of the lads that goes around with the daily blah . Molly and Nadine begin office routine and monitors go to their posts, ' a- ' c- Ten

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m ENGLISH These four, Mrs. Ada Sickels, Miss Dorothy Kelly, Mrs. Adelaide E.irh.irt, .ind Miss Louise Busche, attempt in their classes to decrease the rate of illiteracy of us guys . . . Martha Ashley waxes a disc of her voice as Mr. Smith works at the controls . . . Oh, the legitimate theater! Director Hudelson watches a cast go through a one-act play . . . For a golden voice, see cither Mr. Dean Smith or Mr. Ben Hudelson. in English Classes, the struggle with passive verbs and participles ' 7,?f Twelve