La Salle Peru Township High School - Ell Ess Pe Yearbook (La Salle, IL)

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JPPER LEFT: Miss McGreavy demon- strates to her girls how to care for a baby. UPPER RIGHT: The Foods Class re- nove the hnished product from the cake Dans. Home Economics BEULAH McKEY B. S., Ill. S., U7LiZ'6TIifQ' of lllivmir. Spry, dashing about, Miss McKey looks very becoming with her three- inch hair cut. MARGARET McGREAVY, R. N. just as they come, Miss McGreavy takes them all on and teaches! the young women of tomorrow to make the future generations safe and sanitary. MARION K. SCOTT B. S., lliizzoif Wexleyang M. S., Univenity of Iowa. There has been a motion in order to buy Miss Scott a bicycle so that she may be able to get about faster-if possible. KATHLEEN M. GAYNOR Miss Gay nor gives the girls in her clothing classes all the aid necessary -from straight pins to her own knowledge-to be successful in dress- making. LOWER LEFT AND RIGHT: Mem- bers of the clothing class show how they go about cutting out the new ma- terial and assembling the newly-cut sections. Page fZL'6'7'IfiV-0716

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Health Education BERNADINE KUNKEL xl. B., Slate T6'acfif'rf' Col- fegf, fllinoi, Aflflffll Dako- fa, xl. df., Colziiiihfrz Uni- 'L'Ur.fity. Miss Kunkel is as spry as Il hird, and she is frequently seen dashing about in little lmlue shorts. LESLIE HOENSCHEID B. S., Uliizierfily of lflizioif. Being tall and lanky, Mr Hoen- scheid can easily be pointed out as a gym teacher: he also has a great arm for tennis. Rrazling from left fo rigfzi, WINIFRED M. LONGFIELD If S., df. S., Uiif-:'f'r.i'ily of lVin'o11Ji11. l,ittle hut mighty, Miss Longheld has plenty of vim and vitality. A. J. NOWACK ff, S. ll'il'f'1'r.i'ily of lffffiriif. Get up there heanpole, or down comes the meat house. i one ol l3ut h's layorite expressions, HERBERT B. VALETT B, S., Uiiiiizwrily of lou fl, ullerhf, who swims like a fish, successfully coached his tank- sters to victory. Page tuiefify Lower left: Miss Kunkel's gym class illustrating the sword dance. Lower right: Typical work done in boys' health education.

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Mrs. Katherine Schalla Director Cafeteria As if by magic, the study hall becomes a cafeteria to satisfy the appetites of healthy boys and girls. After the lunch periods are over, and the school day resumes, the cafeteria again becomes a study hall where students busy themselves with their les- sons. 'llhe room is spacious and airy. It is large enough to seat, during the three lunch periods, the many students who wish to eat there. Those present en- joy an atmosphere of informality, gaiety, and pleas- ure. The healthful and appetizing foods which may be procured are prepared in Mrs. Sehalla's immacu- late and attractive kitchen. Many kinds of food, from a bowl of soup or a glass of milk to a complete meal, may be obtained. Not only do students and faculty members take advantage of the convenience of eating at sehoolg frequently different groups of tri-city citizens drop in for lunch with the boys and girls of l,-P. Upper left: The cafeteria with its shining equipment. Upper right: The clean and sparkling kitchen of the cafeteria. Lower left: A view from the front of the cafeteria. Lower left: A general View of the cafeteria from the rear. Page twenty-two