Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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P. Johnson learns ihaf German is rough. 5 . , u' 5 S 1 Lnfin praiech N. Hogendoblar. E. Sfouf, D. Sfemm, B. Woodard, V. Campifi, N. Shreiner. and E. Maas 23

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E. Gonzalez, foreign ex- change sludenf, shows a design. THROUGH LANGUAGES, WE LEARN 0F OTHER LANDS S. Wir? explains an ariicle in modern lil. AT PRESENT FOUR LANGUAGE COURSES ARE OFFERED AT EHS: FRENCH, SPANISH, LATIN, and GER- MAN. The sludy of languages may begin in The nin+h grade in iunior high or in fhe ienfh year. Mos'l' sfudenis fake fwo years of language buf four years are offered in Lafin, and ano+her year would be offered in French or Spanish if There was a demand. German is new io EHS fhis year: nexf year an advanced course will be offered. ln each language, The use of records and conversafional meihods makes 'lhe course an inferesfing modern shady. Voici le papier, says J. Lochmandy lo C. Horswell. ll

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Parking can be a probleml WE LEARN ALL EHS STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO TAKE AMERICAN PROBLEMS, a course dealing wi'ih American governmenf and America's social and economic problems, and UNITED STATES HISTORY, where juniors learn +o ap- preciare our American herifage. Besides ihese, a sfudenf may choose one of +he follow- ing social sfudies: EFFECTIVE LIVING, a course dealing wiih 'ihe problems of youfh and adulihoodg CADET TEACH- ING, a course designed 'lo give seniors inieresied in +he leaching profession ideas abour such careers: WORLD HISTORY, a course in which 'ihe pupils sfudy ancient medieval, and modern hisforyp or CONSUMER EDUCA- TION, a course which feaches how 'Io be smarf, effeciive buyers. A DRIVER TRAINING course is offered +o all siudenis who wani 'io learn how Io drive. I L. Frederick, B.iSIuIsman, T. Kidder, and J. Mohr, a commiHee in EHecIive Living. Q P. Carpe reporls on Ihe Observer in American Problems.