Keystone High School - Key Yearbook (Knox, PA)

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Mr. McEIravey Miss Shaner laecia eloarfmenfd Each student is given the op- portunity to become a safe and skilled driver, in the drivers ecl- ucation class. Mr. Shingledecker does an excellent iob in both text book study and on the road training. Mr. Shuop heads the spe- cial education department. This year his department had been 'moved to the new wing, where it has the most modern facilities. One of the most important building blocks to a successful high-school career is a guidance department. Mr. McElravey aids in choosing courses or in choos- ing a college. The library is a priceless ta- cility in the process of learn- ing. Under Miss Shaner's super- vision, the Library is used for reference and entertaining read- ing. Mr. Shingledecker Mr, Shoup

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l MW Mr. John Bertani Mrs. Mary Jane Mqxs K Mrs. Sarah Vensel V W lflgdii 2,0 6U fl'l'l ell! A knowledge of English is an invaluable asset to the study ot other arts. Being able to communicate well is necessary tor living with others and for developing a personality. Debating and speeches aid the individual in assupwing M,.5.Aldine MCCL-,nnell poise before an audience. This skill is essential lnow ' and will always be useful in the future. Correct gram- , , mer usage and an extensive vocabulary are also taught ' to create improved speakingi and writing. ,c,, l,q7 7l4 ' Af K f A l 1' fl lf i I 1 lg- , 'r L, ' ., f I' l l 1 Mrs. Mary McCoy Mrs. Esther Ritner Miss Mary Jane Wilshire l 13 1 l 4

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