James Harvey Bowen High School - Bowenite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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gn .gpprectz'atr'on Elsie M. Rouih Although Miss Routh has retired after such a suc- cesstul teaching career at Bowen, the lovely Home Economics Department, which she modernized, will be an immense help to the tuture domestic science pupils at Bowen. She was a genial, kindly, alert teacher with such a lull knowledge other subject that she made it most interesting. She was always willing to help pupils as well as many teachers, plan wholesome, attrac- tive, and practical menus. To a lovable teacher, who is aiding in the war eltort by teaching Nutrition Classes lor the Red Cross, we wish all the luck and happiness that the tuture can possibly hold. Helen Loomis Kluge Alter Mrs. Kluge's retirement, there seemed to be an empty spot in Bowen. H Mrs. Kluge, or Ma , as she was aftectionally called by most ot her students, came to Bowen two years alter its openingl and spent thirty years teaching science in room 2ll. Her inspiring teaching and complete understanding ot human nature combined to send all her students away with knowledge ot the subject. To Ma , who lett such a sweet and sincere impression on all who have known her, we wish loads ot luck and sincere happiness in the years to come. We will always cherish the memory of her lovable character and are proud ot the many advantages Bowen has gained through hm sincere devotion to her work.