Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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THE TOWN becomes a part of us community group let to rxght Metzger Mr Richard Snyder Mr Bresenhan Mrs Frank ones Miss Mr Harry Engle ALWAYS READY to offer their help are our friendly secretaries standing left to right: Nancy Burkett Mary Keefer Donna Opdenhoff. Seated: Susan Fisher Helen Stewart oyce Krebs ean McLaughlin. and shows interest in our development through this school Mr Kenneth Lontz Mrs Robert White Mrs Thomas Lewis Headings Mrs George Baldwin Mrs Edward Gladys McCauley Mrs Harvey Orth, Miss Helen Price, THAT AIHIUAD If THE EA 0F LIFE

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WE Rl TRAllFOR THE PRUFESSHI ON GUARD. Hamlet! Student interpretation of Shakespeare's works aids understanding. Vo- cabulary development, composition. grammar, and literature give a broad background of the BREAKING THE pinata, an old Mexican cus- tom, shows that language study can be a living, fascinating thing. Courses in French and Latin are also available. EXPERIMENTATION and observation are all-important factors in the study of chemistry. By putting theory into practice, pupils learn to understand the intricate composition of their surroundings. Y l Q English language and culture. 4 'Q Jin S .5 TRIGONOMETRY teaches pupils to think. A semester of solid geometry completes this course. Plane geometry and algebra are pre' rt-quisites for these studies.