Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

Page 19 text:

PROFESSIONS AN BUSINESS THIS STENOGRAPHY II Class studies transcription which includes spelling, grammar, and punctuation along with the repetitive practice in shorthand of brief forms, phrases, word beginnings and endings, giv- en at challenging speeds. A STRIKING SIMILAR- ITY to authentic office con- ditions and procedures is achieved in office practice. A well-rounded course of twelve phases of office work is presented. 'N-an-. Kvmmcrcial BY MEANS of continuous drills and practice, high speeds are attained and accuracy is improved in typing class. Mfr

Page 18 text:

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.

Page 20 text:

N l OTHERS IN HGMEMAKI AND I DLISTRY EMPHASIS IS placed generally on individual W approach to creative expression in arts and crafts. Each pupil or group is responsible for defining problems and selecting the means for solving them. Jfamamukiug BY THE use of films, these pupils in social studies find that their course in the study of National Government is more interesting, and not too difficult to understand. Q-.5 A' UNDERSTANDING PATTERNS is very important to these girls preparing themselves to be future home- makers. They learn the fundamentals of cutting, fitting and sewing. THESE GIRLS find that practice plays an important part in becoming efficient cooks. Along with practice, the value of nutrition is emphasized as well as that of planning and serving meals.