Indiana High School - L Indien Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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eaches Us to Cherish Our Literary nd to Improve Our Own Expression to-date methods of teaching, such as audio and visual education, help us better to appreciate the finer and more complex literature. Reading, being an enioyable and interest- ing pastime, is also promoted by our teachers. They help us to choose the right type of books, and introduce us to some of the more esteemed authors. Oral and written reports give us a much welcomed opportunity to put our grammatical knowledge into practice. We are now more accomplished English stu- dents and better able to cope with new ideas. Miss Handler's ninth year English class is shown reading literature. Right: Mrs. Becker is shown teaching students of her tenth year English class. Below left: Miss Rink supervises two of her junior high English students working at the board. Below right: Mr. Swauger shows his eleventh year students the cor- rect way to punctuate a letter heading.

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to Happiness Llvlng nn tume In case of an emergency, the nurse Mrs Pculme Farmer, and the school physncnan Dr Danuel Bee are available to guve any help that us needed Intramural and mterscholastuc sports are an other feature that gives all boys and gurls a chance to partncupate un the sports actlvuty that they love best Thus IS all part of the plan to have all the students develop sound mlnds and also sound bodies In o democratuc sltuatuon Mrs Eleanor Nystrom the dental hyglenlst examines a student s teeth Shown below IS cn typical scene un the boy s locker room after a gym class ln the lower p :ture an artttlclal resplrctlon demonstratton at a Flrst And meeting IS shown On the left IS 1' M X N . . , . Mr. Lengel instructing a group of boys in the use of the horse. . . l f i t 0 I G