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

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SOCIAL STUDIES . . We shall profit from other peoples mistakes HIIIIIAIIL' Iflu Nun York 'Iimcs IJ. humzlvmfl. H. Iffmllf. mul .I l'lm2ml1 pumlw H14 l7lllfz'1rf uw1'l1l ,'mflvl4'1m. I IQHXIHVI Wm! nj' lln' Hn!-Izm HIIIYIKIX Iflm' l'f1If'w,xI of l'. lJm'i.s H. Inn llurll. um! H. .'tlnu'l'x' l41f,MJ. .tlffftf J f.fl'lt mx nu n f wwuft tlufffufm'.,.' M I. X54 -xml l' l,H,'lf1m.' ,lt IM vm rm. mit! H Rm fm, Imfzlf gf. '1 +,...x ,'fwu'4fIufff1x f mfr l...1m ,ff if Nh -tw! 1 X4 fcm. I llwiwff .fufl Iflw:

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SCIENCES . . scientifically A knowledge ol' niuth und science is indispen- suhle in this modern xyorld. Engineers. elteniists. Lind eyen the ziyeruge main is ztlyyztys applying intorinittion leairned in high sehool courses. ln the lllth grztde hiology gives students at ehgtnee to leztrn zthout themselyes und their eny iron- ineni, They exiitnine the theory ol' eyolulion :ind the dillerent types und functions ot' plaints und ztniitiztls, Students in chemistry elzisses lextrn till the elements und hoxy they are relatted to ezteh other. C'heniisti'y is required for itll students xy ho expeet to enter nursing. ehemieztl engineering. or medicine. 'lhe niaiin ohieetiye in our ninth courses is to I rt Xllllll ri fi. ll..Xtirii1iil IP. llffli ii til: fi Milli lrilwul in llr. ll. lluliilty' iiumiilx Ihr' limit pririirftlm of lIl'yl-yiili' iifg't'l'l'il. Gio yiiimt' iy :willy ylllllfdu tlL'l'tL'N l n'yllfr1f'li I.. .stzfll mill li. Ifiufimi ily llr. J. Rank it'1lIllIt'K Iflhlll' irnrfy. .sffllll-Ill-fllIL' it ll-Ytll'tIL't'll gtfrwrulor in lll'1iUll. li. Iitltly tlllll j. Il1ll'i 1'l' ytrioliyly' uifiwltilililli' Iflt' l'1llIllX of Ilit min l'llHl'HI. Iii: ylmlfnly liylifi tix Il. llfilili. gnitltw! Ivy llr, ll. llfrltliirtu lillll lHI1lt'yI. lfuilffgt Klllifrllly I llisvliiy. Y. llctllitlll 4 tffliiifiy ti ftrwfilrlri. ll . to 1.11 li. .'lfiilt'f'wii. 1. liil, I, .lofiliyf-fi. ll. l.L'L'f1'yI1'II. lf. lim Li 11 !, lliftii. I'. U'ly'uui'lyi. I. fxltllliwll. I. xlilltll. .l. llfirfmi, ll, lfmilli, lliffii. tim! !. llngfliry liylrli to J. lfmiifi t't1'lii1'r1y lui! lx. Slnll. li. l'i :rt ix lx. .Sliyilrlx 'I. Vi 4 'lt'llum!. yll'li1IlH'1'.