Abington High School - Oracle Yearbook (Abington, PA)

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Symbolizes Stall-Student Relations CUSFODI-Xl SIVXFF j Stexens H Bleyel C Dennis B Raven Borell P Dade H N ewton Rondmelll CHXPIVIPRI-X ST-XPF grated 5 Doherts BI llchmln H Rolnnson 'NI lee C Parrlsh l S1lkeld XI IJLIIIIILIFO M Wlllmms S1urm1n P xIlllLl' I' Rulnnson Ytandzng B Montague VN Berger B lxernen D Lorxwx P Renter I' Stuhttmger C Martell: H Cochrane B Ihesen NN 7 'Vik ,ar S-Q1 Mi-41 Ras mond -X Coleman 75 41 r-f Donald L Conrad oe Dunkle and Tom Fesmlrc antlclpate a hearty noon du meal wxth hungry exprewons 'Nhrgaret If hut oseph -X Dickerson Q'- Grace X Dans aneN Dawn 19 Af IC - I l l l l . ' 3, . ', I. ', . , . N.- A x If '. Q1'1 . f . C Af .' j, . .1 1 , . ,. . . , 1. . ,.. ga , . . ., .. 1, ,. 5 . K V .' . , V. , . V , . w I, . , ,.-b g , . .. VA ' V . ' K K . 14' lf? Q l illtef 5 V , its -Aikxi ,P -, 'I J l Y' l ' x ' . I A ' V x A f - , , -Z il A N J - , 5 1 . .EQ ' ,-A - A ' 1 - ' ' 1 -A , 1' 1 'U 4514! W' X . . X? C i , 4 . , it ' 1? P f

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Paul T. Gantt Allan A. Glatthorn .4 Recordings enliven Russian class for Sally Lyons Rick Yonker and Gerry Seigel Vlith the increasing importance of international relations Abington realizes the necessity of giving its students a firm background in foreign languages. By studying another language, students come to under- stand and appreciate the cultures and customs of our neighbors abroad. Besides selecting an active four- year course in classical l atin, Abingtonians may choose to study German Spanish l'rench, or Russian. 7 J. Mervin Gottshall William A. Grun Cultural Satistaction and Understanding ti ii 93 .I A I