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N1 un members of o11r fac ultx, s1att1r11l 1n LICIIIGIIHIII I aptaln Marx E Llmlenmuth xxlllltllll J Lgyye I 11 utenant I If uipndnt Janus M W ardrop Nttmll T Stewart nll far corners of the w orlfl, are strn lllg! to brlnff pea1e to us One of the first to leaxe for -erxne w as l l6lll0Il1lIll Merrlll T QUWSJI1, who reuntlx returned from the Far East and IQ now ass1ffne1l Stewart acq111re1l an attractne AllQlI'1llllll wlfc an1l has emcc be1ome a prou1l ftther I1e11ten ant Harolrl Kramer, well known to the 1onnner 11al department, IS now ln Brooklyn, New York where llc IG sernng as ZlllIlll0l' for the UIlllP4l States Nlaww W hen he was home on leax e, L11 ll tenant Kramer told us of lns Xowages to qouth -Xmern a anfl 'ns far east as P1 arl Harbor I If ll tenant Janus Nl Vlardrop, of ll11 N lu, w ll formcrlw l'9lgll94l ln the Cllf'llllQIl'S an1l plus-11s class, IN now ln W aslungton, D l W 1 e-pe1 ldllN llllll lieutenant lllars E lrlllllflllllllllll fornnr asslstant Pflflfllltll and Dean of C.rls who IN our only woman ln the serx ICC She left Lan-rlowne Hll'll bcllool ln 1947 to JOIII the W aus '1n1l 1 now at the qeattle 'Nm al Ihr St mon wln re -he lN exe1ut1xe officer for ql1lll0ll an1l lomp nnw of all Waves Representlng Lansdowne 1n Haw an IG Lleutenant 41,113 Wllllalll M R ul1l1ffe, o11r former health teacher anfl popular a-slstant track COZllll The onls member ofthe Arms IG Captain W Lowe, who left lns posxtlon as En gllSll teacher, an1l IQ now commanclant of the X Q T R P at Potsdam, New York The ses enlh THEY LEARN Y SERVING o our .11 ultx members 14 l lf ut1nant 1 ltll0lI'l Atlu N letter known as 'thc 1n1 t an-1own1 lllf 1 ,nv ISI 111 ll 1 IN now 1om llldllfltr ol 1 Naval Armefl f1uar1l Group 11 llfttl for salt we flrlxes an1l 1xt1n-W1 coops ra lltlll of llwll Hlll00l pllllllN worklnff togc tllfr to lrlnv IN 111 w as 1n1pl1 lNlLfll bw l ll ut1 nant I klss when he was home 1n March 1ltllllX ln tle serwue, w1 of l11lllQIl0VkYll ll1g,h 51ll00l are bl lllll1l xou om l1un1lre1l p1r cent and we want to take tlllg opportunlts to thank X011 for sour part ln ll9lplIl'7 to wln tlllS war We hope that ll wont b1 long untll sou 1an r1turn to Lan-flown: an1l thx worl1l wlll once more be at pea1e Lleutenant tj g J Wllllam M Radchffe Llelltellallt Harold Kramer Lleutenant LlllCOlI1 Atklss f r-- 5 1- 1 - - j.g.m If ' ss, l, ' ' ' 1 lf 9' o lu sl 'I' ,rl I' ,,l sl I pls. ll-vs ' - ' - 1 , ' ' . ll ' -2 '1,., l' ev 1'- . 1' ' V 2' ' ' , l ,. -z , 'uf :rv U' 1- -' A- Y A: . K dn ' n ly Ll- - 1 ' - 1 I s v. ' 2, I . ' , 9 , P ' . A . Y: 1. ll 1 1 ' ' X ' X ' -'- , t ff ' fr , ' . ,- V X ' ' ,, lm'1 . - - -.. 1 x ' 1 ' S 7 K . v. .l P 1 V4 1 4. K.4 D Aw 5 '1 'l xl!! ' l k to flllty 011 a l'I'lllS6!'. Dllflllg the war Lieutenant K' . . ' . . V'-I A . 'R -' 1 A : Al', . ,7 I lyk .I ,J- .V . l ' 1. 1 'L ' ' . fx ' A ' ' ' It A . Y' ' .la 'l 1 ,. 1 ' 'Aki ns. v I T k 0 I 3. I 'x A4 'Q' - . A., ' ' I . 1- ., ' 1- ' L '- . 'S ' I ' Y I sl s n A 1 l A ' . . x . . . ' Y ', 'gf'
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in Junior Business Training and Typing I by Mr. Kraber. Next, they master the mysteries of shorthand and polish up their typing under the direction of Mr. Moore. Finally, with practice in the use of various oliice machines, such as add- ing, bookkeeping and mimeograph, the students are ready to step right into a business ofhce as soon as they graduate. It is Miss Lacy who in- structs in olnce practice and also with Mr. Moore teaches some beginning typists. Mr. Tammeryn supplies teclmical complica- tions for young brains growing on navigation, mechanical drawing and surveying to unravel: and Mr. Wentzel prepares students for the army, navy and peacetime occupations. i Miss Davis sets flares to the imaginations of potential artists, while Mr. Corbin develops the musical talents ol' the school. Miss Sheafer keeps minds licking by keeping the library stocked with information and ideas. Miss Ankeny enables Dis. Ed. students to gain experience in the husiness world. Margaret M. The girls' athletic teams are guided'by Miss Harrington, who teaches the young ladies danc- ing and tumbling. Mr. Horner builds the boys with push-ups, chinning and rope climbing, He also steers the track and mat men. In the English department Mr. Gershman, Miss Crumback and Miss Perkins introduce the freshmen to the trials of English units and. fill them with grammar. Miss Hartman probes into sophomore literature and basic rules and leads the staff of Scribbler's Ink, a literary anthology, and of the Handbook, a freshmen school guide. Mrs. Christ and Miss Crumback present Ameri- can literature to the juniors, Miss McCullough, English literature to the seniors. In home economics, Mrs. Stephens advises future seamstresses and Miss btevens creates culinary experts. Miss Rothermel gives us the most important subject of all- -health. Nlfgllllil l.. Christ McCullough Martha C. Hartman l10lliS G6rSllml1Il Jessie Crumback I Don B. Corbin Helen E. Stephens Margaret Stevens Herbert Homer I Kraber Yvillard Moore E. Louise Rothermel M LL ll it -
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