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

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The Ltbrary School Study Center We are fortunate tn havlng the attracttve well equipped llbrary that we have Unluke the typically puctured book ltned tombs our lnbrary ts a center of actlvlty Aside from tts dally use as a library thus room provtdes adequate space for reference work conferences and recreational readmg Newspapers, magaztnes, and the new est bestsellers are always ovaulable A half dozen bulletm boards keep one posted on the latest book news or school acttvtty A neatly arranged ftle case and an orderly stockroom are at the command of anyone needtng them The card flle the orderly shelves and the and of the lubrartan make reference work almost easy Yes we are fortunate to have a study center such as t ts Llbrcry Club Row 1 Eckenroad Baker Cunnungham Row 2 Layton Byers McKunney Henry Shaffer Kemp Sum mans Bryan C Adornato Mlss Zacherl Row 3 Donahue Agnello Sttgers Secosky George Galentme Bolt Wmslow Weltzel Garstck Row 4 lelb Dunmtre Kanter McGaughltn Ptfer Keller Leckwatch Barry Ferrter Robertson Top Mr Ntx and Bob Hunter look for a catalog In the ltbrary Bottom Mass Zacherl the lubranan busy nn her office . 1 . I W 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . ' : ! I I I Cochrane, Bloom, F. Adornato, Taylor, McQuilkin, McKelvey. 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' - l I . I I I I I I . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I . I ' U Z . I . . 1 . I 27

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Miss McFarland giving Sam Fyock and class a language lesson International Understanding Through Language Study ln the mixed up and muddled world of ours today we must learn to understand each other Of course one of the best ways to do this is to do that we can learn about other nations through the study of their language Here in Indiana Hugh School three foreign languages Latin French and Spanish are offered inthe curricula Although only the General College course re quires foreign languages any student who wishes may elect any of the three offered The study of foreign language enables us to learn much of the peoples who speak the language and of the contributions other people have made to world culture Miss Stevenson conducting a Latin class M ss McFarland and a Spanish class N . l 5 O I U . . I I ' . visit other countries, but since most of us can't . , l I I I I I , , - - 26

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Mtss Ferne McHenry conductmg a class an cmthmetlc Mathematics ls a Necessary Tool For Successful The Mathematics Department otters students many dlfferent branches from whlch to choose from the tumor hugh arlthmetuc classes to the dnt tlcult trtgonometry and advanced algebra Mathematucs ns usually defined as a branch ot human actlvlty whlch IS concerned with the logs Modern Llvmg cal arrangements of such thnngs as quantity num ber and form Thus sublect IS somethung to mas ter and when one does there as a great amount ot sattsfactlon There are many dlfferent varue tres of mathematlcs but they are all held togeth er by what IS commonly known as the essence of Mathematics Department Mr James Nix Mass Laura Church Mass Ferne McHenry Mss Ruth Kline Mr Paul Mechlun department head u o o I . 1 1 - ' ' 1 1 I . Z - , 1 1 5 1 . , .