Lansdowne High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lansdowne, PA)

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Margaret McCullough AB. ,M.A. English Lincoln Atkiss, AB., M,A. English, Year Book Martha C. Hartman AB., M.A, English Virginia Christ, AB., M.A. English, Dramatics Mildred C. l-loopes, AB, French, German Louis Gershman, AB. English, lournalism OUR FACULTY ADIUSTSITS WORK TO A LWORLD AT WAR ln our language department we find Mrs. McConkey bringing to light the educational and interesting phases of the Spanish lan- guage, Miss Cook presenting, as a part of the Latin course, Caesar, Cicero, and Virgilg Mrs. Grimm opening the portals of an old and ro- mantic country, Franceg and Miss l-loopes familiarizing students with the German lan- guage. Mathematics, an invaluable subject in our curriculum, is taught to the students by our three capable and qualified math teachers. Miss McAllister ably imparts her knowledge of higher mathematics, Mrs. Morris is both a biologist and geometriciang Mr. Fischer inspires the freshmen with a knowledge of algebra. Future clerks and stenographers are being trained in the commercial department with Mr. Kraber patiently directing the students through their typing and shorthand, and Mr. Kramer skillfully teaching business math. Under Miss Lacy's guidance, commercial students are in- structed in typing and office training. The social science teachers try to make the students become better members of our democ- racy. lt is Mr. Coronway's duty to impart a knowledge of civics and ancient history to freshmen. Mr. Snyder has classes in civics and modern history, and Mr. Griffin traces the de- velopment of our country in his American his- tory classes. Mr. Drake, our debating coach, teaches us in his economic course how to cope with everyday problems. Miss Sheafer gives helpful suggestions on reading material in the library, and she also sees that the library contains good books. A student whose ability runs in a musical line comes under the guidance of Mr. Corbin, who is invaluable for his excellent direction of chorus, band, and orchestra.

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FITTING LANSDOWNE YOUTH FOR VICTORY AND FOR TI-IE PCDST-WAR WORQD George I. Epley, B.S Biology H. Stanley Kleckner, AB., MS. Woodrow W, Litwhiler, BS. William M. Radcliffe, BS General Science Biology, Chemistry, Physics Health Iohn C. Tamrneryn I I M-Eel BSA, MIS- Arthur C. Wenzel, B.S. Mildred l. Ankeny, BS. Katheryn G. Davis, BS. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Distributive Education Art Helen Stephens Margaret Stevens, B. S. W. Herbert Horner, M.S., Ph.B. Sally Allen Macky, BS, Home Economics Home Economics Physical Education Physical Education 24