Lanphier High School - Lan Hi Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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Tx PUREHS L Students at Lanphier may enjoy the experience of learning new languages and meeting new peo- ple in the popular courses of the foreign language department. Freshmen and sophomores may pursue a course cf classical Latin, the language from which so many of our English words are derived, They' study not only the language but also the living hahits of the Romans. Upperelassmen may un- XIRS XIlllbKl1JlJll'l7 llarxiixtr C ulltet. X. li. Indiana Lniuz- s' , .. X. .1 t. F . xi . 4 TI Stan. IH :urls ll, li ANGUAGE tlertalxe .1 similar study either of l'renuh or Span- ish. Thus the student has ample opportunity to heeome acquainted with the customs of the lfreneh, the Spanish, and the Romans. The Roman Banquet and the International Din- ner, at which students dressed in appropriate eos- tumes sample foods of various countries, augment the interest of the students in the customs of these people. . . . Nl.rvllr+l'1s.-N IIHIIITH. p1'I'o pwiiso que In inuiiiziiin wi za 1-an-r'vi1ziiuloXil. puiie lzi 1-usa: 1'll el. -4- 9 O

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wi.. . . . and prepare this job at 20 picas on the composing table. U S T R I A L A R T S The industrial arts department offers a wide ya- riety of subjects to the student who enjoys working with his hands. It includes such courses as general shop, woodwork, electricity, sheet-metal work, print- ing, blueprint reading, and mechanical drawing, each of which cultiyates in the student habits of neatness, accuracy. and industry. These courses of creative activity teach the stu- HARRY MORGAN lasrern Illinois State Knllttt IS l Ill lmys ll. R. S.-XXI XX'Il.l,l,'XXlS Illinois State Normal lfniwrsiix. li, ld.. 9 buys H. R. KH.-XRI,l S Xllll l R liradley Liiiixersity. IS. S., 'P lmis H. R. lli! dent the proper techniques in using various hand tools, bench appliances, and wood and metalworking machines. Concentrated efforts enable him to ac- quire skills and accuracy in the use of drafting equip- ment. Industrial arts exhibits show that many of the students develop polished, professional talents while performing these daily routines. .1 73 f 's If

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llllrwis C-illagt. JX. ll,. C-iluiiilui Lmx- tr iii. Xl. X.. 11 girls ll. li. lSllll li IJUXK XX YlYl.XN X,XllXl lxnox follt-ge. ll. Xl. l.. lanfili Cos v ailx isor. VOCAL USIC Realizing the importance of musie in every- one's life. the administration at Lanplwier lns out- lined an enxinble Curriculum in tlie vocal musie department. Every student entering seliool is re- quired to take at least one year of music. In freshman eliorus elass the student learns not only tlie mechanics but also the appreciation of music. lfxxllowing tlie nrst year, tlie student may go in to senior elioir wliere lie prepares liimself for advancement into tlie A Lappella Cllioir, Some students may enter .-X Cappella without this inter- mediate step. To lwe admitted into l,anpliier's select musical groups-tlie :X Cappella Qlioir and ensembles- a student must possess an earnest desire to sing, integrity of eliaraeter. and willingness to eogzper- ate s-.irli instructors and fellow students. . and sing Lliis plirase legato, wateliing llie klylhlllllf niarlsings. cwsamw 1 r W 'P ,kip K