Lansdowne Senior High school - Valhalla Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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HCME ECO OMIC The Home Economics Department offers girls a chance to increase their skills in cooking, sewing, and general homemak- ing. In Clothing I and II girls learn all the stages of clothing construction and have a chance to participate in the annual fashion show. In Cooking I and II they learn to prepare meals that are tasty as Well as nutritious. In their senior year, girls can take the Living in the Home course which prepares them for marriage and homemaking. Above: Mrs. Stanton demonstrates the proper method of inserting a bobbin. Right: Mrs. Bennett adds some emphasis to her explanation of a recipe. Below: Mini, midi, or maxi? M. Bennett L. Stanton A. Wright Myrtice K. Bennett . . . B.S.g Virginia State Collegeg Home Economics 9, Foods I, Living in the Home. Linda Stanton . . . B.S.g Shepherd Collegeg Clothing I, Living in the Home. Alice Wright . . . B.A.g Muskingtun Collegeg Clothing I, Home Economics 9, Department Chairman.

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F OREIC LANGUAGE The Foreign Language Department offers students a choice of two languages, French or Spanish. Students can pursue the study of a language for one to live years. They not only learn to speak the language Well, but they also learn the histories and customs of the countries Where these languages are spoken. All this provides a more Well rounded study of the language. pssfsi ,. an . K ' K A '- H -1 , , 2.-,raw , a - . gap we-.W 5 - if :ff-N. .. .. , - . '1'1?Ji7' ,f f1 1-Tfifiiifl 0? 531252 MS ?7'i, fe,i15 Wfegg .- 1 g I ' , . 1 ,-1.52: J, t M M. Cox D. Joynes C. Levine P. Morgenroth Myron E. Cox . . . B.A.g University of Marylandg Spanish III, IV, and Conversation and Civilizationg Department Chairman, Sponsor F.T.A, Deborah Joynes . . . B.A.g Frostburg State College, French II, III, IV, Vg Sponsor Ushers and French Club. Charles A. Levine . . . B.S. in Ed., M.Ed.g Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Towson State College, Spanish I, Ilg Advisor Senior Class. Patricia Morgenroth . . . B.A.g Hood College, French I, II, Spanish I. 1 Above left: Mrs. Ioynes types a ditto to aid students in understanding French. Left: Does Mr. Cox also find his recording humorous? Above: Mrs. Morgenroth may be a top-notch language 1 teacher, but when it comes to film projectors, she's 'imauvaisfi 36

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I DUSTRIAL ART The Industrial Arts Department is an important part of Lansdowne Senior High School. It is here that students learn traits that will later help them achieve higher standards in their trades. Included in the Industrial Arts Depart- ment are mechanical drawing, carpentry, auto mechanics, wood shop and metal shop. Allen Brown . . . B.S.g Maryland Stateg Drafting. Livingston I. Cowling . . . B.S.g Maryland Stateg Wood Shop. Ian Cordon . . . B.S.g University of Marylandg Draftingg Department Chairman. Gene V. Hoover . . . Advanced Professional Certilicateg University of Mariandg Vocational Carpentry. Marshall Landis . . . R.F.A., Towson Stateg Draftingg Audio Visual Coordinator. John Scarborough . . . Auto Shop. Homer Works . . . B.S.g University of Marylandg Metal Shop. A. Brown L. Cowling I. Cordon G. Hoover M. Landis I. Scarborough H. Works w 1 l 5 I Above: Mr. Landis helps Ron Davies with his project. Right: Mr. Scarborough teaches his students about the mechanics of a car. I 38 I l