Lansdowne High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lansdowne, PA)

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llorrorfal Math tffacflirrr incitos students to violence, Causing lines to cut and angles bitsect each otliorl Miss Mt-Allintf-r W4lf llf'f1 Flriiriiiiwrm lbiinlap, Barbara Rittenhouse and Bill Schwem turn intvllfi':L.ial handsprlnaf: with a tria problem . qxtqwq M Q lmfivt' i 7. ag L - f Our linguiixts, Misses Griffith, llooprfra, and Cook, lend an in- t+-rn :tional flavor to ourschool. jeaahew 0.6 the Ufmee RM Reading, Writing, and 'Rithmetic are said to have formed the foundation of our paf rents' educational program. However, even though the old order has Changed to some extent, the pictures on the accompanying pages will show that we still devote much time to reading and writing in our foreign language, English, and history departments and that we give ample doses of Math in our Algebra, Geometry, and Trig classes. Moreover, daily there is enacted a stirring human drama. History supplies pageantry with the birth of kings and nations, the death of heroes, and time marching on. There is violence in Math Where theorems are, at times, murdered. ln language Classes, the element of mystery appears as weird nouns and weirder verbs baffle the unfortunate students, IO

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1- chem lab are H. Morrison, B. Hairl- iy H lf-nm.-rty, H Gannon, H Holloway, li Tllmriprzon and C. Wilcox The spell of science soon weaves itself about our students until the odors of hydrogen sul- phide, blended obnoxiously with sulphur dioxf ide become an essential part ot their existence. The lab is a retreat from boredom, with its explosions, colorful lab coats, smoke, tire, and steam. lnstructors Kleckner, Wardrop and Hand watch their pupils' progress, perhaps with the hope that they may one day become Curies or Pasteurs. Equally as interested in stu- dent development are our commercial teachf ers, Mr. Kraber, Mrs. Petty, and Mr. Kramer. Tiresome hours spent with noisy typewriters and the deciphering ol Shorthand are repaid by the thought that they are supplying the business world with competent business men and secretaries. ir r click as Mr. Kramer Mr. Kraber, Science Studied Scientitically by Mr. Hand, Mr. Ward- and Mrs Petty cooperate. rop, and Mr Kleckner.