Lansdowne Alden High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lansdowne, PA)

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Jr happiness 'llo work with the questions anal prolxlems ol toilay's young people is not an easy task. A teacher's jolt cannot he contineil to an eight to three-thirty lmasis. A teacher's homework must go home too, together with the prolllems anal mental strain collectecl cluring the clay. Alost ol' us have experienced the frustrating emharrassment ol' heing unalmle to speak cor- rectly at the right moment. Our senior high lfnglish teachers, Aliss Alargaret A'lcCullough. Airs. Virginia Christ, Aliss Alartha llartman, anil Alr. Gomer Davies: anal those in the junior high, Aliss Grace Hencler, Air. llorace Lauhacli, Alrs. llelen llort, anal Alr. Louis Gershman help us tUOVCl'COIllCtlllSllllillCLllt.-V.Still!!lllCI'lI1gllCli0l'CEl group anml making a poor impression through our writing are situations which all ol' us work to avoicl. Future housewives anal engineers alike know the importance ol' lneing almle to compute easily anal correctly. Aliss Grace Straley, Alix. Alartin llulnley, anil Air. Arthur llulme provicle the loumlation tor anlvanceil work given hy Airs. lfsther Alorris annl Al r. llowarcl Freeman. Those whose travels take them aliroacl know the lirustration ol' lieing unable to communicate with the people whom they meet. Aliss Alargaret Cook, in her l,atin classes, introcluces us to the classical mocle ol' living annl provicles a lountla- tion lior the two Romance languages, French ancl Spanish. Aliss A'lilclrecl lloopes provicles us with the key to lfurope, while Aliss Sarah Adams opens the cloor to Spain anml Latin America. Air, Iohn Rank presents the junior high with their lirst real encounter with the scientilic worlcl. Air. George lfpley, Air, Paul A'lcClure, anal Air. Charles lforlies spennl much ot' their time lieliore anal alter school in the laboratory helping their lziology, chemistry, anal physics stuclents. l've tive experiments to clo hy Friclaylu announces a science stuclent who joins the ranks ot' perennial procrastinators. Alr. Xvilliam Raalclillie, Airs. lfmlna Sinnamon, Aliss Mimi llart, anal Mr. l,loynl Black help us to improve our health through lmetter uncler- stanmling ol' the ways in which our mincl ancl hotly liunction. ln health anal physical eclucation classes, they help us to get riel ol, that cagecl lieeling hy pointing out how tensions originate anal how they are clissipateml hy engaging in physical exercise. lnclustrial arts anml practical arts provicle us with the opportunity to work with our hancls. Alamy ol! us liml this means ol expression ettectlve ' . . , , . M. Il .ml ll1lLIlLXll1gtl1ilt pcnt up lulmg. i 1. owaic llershock, Air. Clarence Prietz, Aliss lwargaret Stevens, anml Airs. llelen Stephens teach us the MQ ll fii. V .1,-i 1 le, 11,-,IA-f 1: .'.,, 3,,,- .1. lam.-i, .fa lii, l,1. 1'l'f! i'1' tif lflf' I i'.1' l'. l'i11'f ri',: ' li. ll zrii 'muff 'lf' 1'i'11r1 1 Il IAHII-J' f 1'i'f 4,:' ! mum .ll1'fJ1'mfl, i'i' llilfl ,llarlfm t'. ll 111' hmm

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.lrlllur lf. llufmr kay I . lKVl'tI!ll'l' florave Cl. Iizlilfulwfl f'i1ul1 . .llrcllufv uni-lllilllll .ll. lfilifwfffff' .lvfm lf. Rank Lllst'l'Ellt'lY lf. R11-l111f1i.f Cfnzrlalliz C. .S'fu'qfc1' llmyfafwl.5'li'vri1J Umzvv iS'flY1fL'.y .Yamy-Jcizlznc K. 121111111 Jane! L. Var! skills which we shall lind useful in our everyday living. Learning to understand other people as well as ourselves is emphasized in our social studies classes. ixliss lanet Vart, iwiss Nancy Talcott, and hliss Grace Straley give us a hroad back- ground in the social studies, while Nlr. lfdwin Snyder in world history, hir. lloward Drake in American history, and lxlr. Lawrence Richards in world alliairs develop our understanding of the world's prohlems. Those ol, us who choose husiness and commer- cial suhiects lind ixliss ixlildred Ankeny, Nlrs. lanet ltelter, ixlr. Roy Kraher, and Nlr. Dale Smith helpful guides in the commercial field which is hecoming more and more complex. Art and music under ixliss Kathryn Davis, Mr. Don Corhin, and Nlr. llarry Nlitchell pro- vide students with the opportunities to enrich their emotional hte. lVlr. Thomas Browifs driver training is an in- creasingly popular courw with juniors and seniors. The highway prohlem is a complex one, and Nlr. Brown discusses the importance ol' sale driving. Nliss Charlotte Shealler helps the seventh graders attack the library prohlem. She is there, too, for the upper classinen who need help in se- lecting hooks for reference and pleasure. Through our facultlxds liriendly interest and guidance, we hecome hetter equipped to meet the problems that arise in our school life. lfur- thermore, we hegin to realize our own capacities and limitations, thus heing hetter equipped to meet the future.