Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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J. Milchell and C. Grossman slave on chem. BOOKS GUIDE US, TEACH US, INSPIRE US OUR SCHOOL LIBRARY IS WELL-EOUIPPED AND a quie-I, allracfive place 'Io sfudy. For reference work or reading, a wealfh of malerial is available. Miss Book and her assislanls do everylhing 'Ihey can 'lo help us find informa- 'I'ion. Allraclive poslers and displays lead us 'Io read more and Io browse around. In spile of whal many people Ihink, 'Ihe maiorily of sludenls really work bofh in school and aI home. One fhing aboul' our crowded school is 'lhal' 'Ihere are few quiel' places Io sludy or falk, especially during 'Ihe noon hour. Before school or afler, Iwosomes gel' Iogeiher +o compare chem charls or work on Irig. Recenfly fwo reading courses have been made avail- able I'o EHS s+uden+s. One is a remedial course which is designed for non-readers who may be having Irouble wilh Ihe mas+ery of fhe subiecf mailer in Iheir fexlbooks. The ofher reading course, called DEVELOPMENTAL READING, is offered Io aid 'Ihose sludenis who wanl' 'lo read 'fas'I'er, belrler and wiI'h a keener grasp of Ihe prinled page. Because of our crowded condifions. 'Ihese reading courses are oHered in +he Sheri House where specially 'Irained 'Ieachers and special books, machines and equip- men'I' facililale learning. Learning lo comprehend wha? we read. 19

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