Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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.Ji 1405 Jn Memorzam LOUISE R. SPANGLER JOYCE I, KREBS Y OUR HUMBLE RE PEC S We, the Class of 1955, wish to express our sincere regret at the loss of our dear friends, Miss Louise Spangler and Mrs. Joyce Krebs. For twenty-four years, Miss Spangler worked as dental hygienist in the Lewis- town School System. She was born on July 1, 1908, and died on july 29, 1954, her death being.: attributed to cancer. ln the Senior Department, Mrs. Krebs was the secretary in the principals ofiice for eight years. She was born on April 22, 1926, and died on july 4, 1954, in an automobile accident. THE FRIENDLY SECRETARIES, standing, left to right: Ann jones, Susan Fisher, Mary Kcefer, Dorothy Bailey, Helen Stewart, Betty George.

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PARLEZ-VOUS FRANCAIS? Along with Spanish and Latin, French is one of the many electives of the Academic course. By playing records, singing songs, and reading stories, we become better acquainted with the language. OUR CLASS ATES Fl DCAREERS I THE Academic TOUCHE, IVIACBETI-I! Student dramatization of the classic gives a better understanding and more enjoy- ment to all. JW' AS STUDENTS of trigonometry, we learn about solving a triangle, finding its area, and of other related phases. Here Sarah lVlcCahan and Joe Marrone graph the sine and cosine of an angle.