Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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Starting in the fall of 1940, the freshmen (ninth year ) were made a part of the junior high school, so the student body consists of three classes : sopho- mores, juniors and seniors For the classes, this was truly a crowded year: the sophomores staged one of the most attractive parties of tlie vear using a nautical theme, then the juniors turned the school into a South American scene with their Argentine Night; in contrast, the seniors turned back the cb jk ior a kiddie party. Each class took its turn in selling at the games, and in publish- ing a special issue (jf the Pennant Weekly. Juniors and -eniors sponsored class plays, and the juniors entertained the seniors at the traditional ])rom, as thf -chool year closed. All in all, it was a busy year CLASSES i - •••• . )im f ' fj e ' fy.erity-eiuju Marian Bat-r, Kopbomore lJi( k Haum, Honior ;ill). ' rl. W ' l(ly, junior

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Introducing those in charge of various other school activities: the safety classes, taught by Mr. Boone, which are soon to be combined with the hygiene course; the sunny library which added a number of volumes and stacks this year and is rapidly becoming a more helpful part of our school : the girls ' physical education classes, where green-clad figures exercise to the strains of a Sousa march: and those efficient lilth ' live-wires who keep the clerical work in the principal ' s office moving swiftlv along. Safety, Library Gym, Office Mr. C. C. Boone. Safety and Hygiene. Mrs. Salome Wise. Gym. Miss Josephine Lafler. Gym. Miss Anne C. Studnicka. School Librarian. Jean Hicks and Nadine Brown. Office Clerks

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