Lansdowne High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lansdowne, PA)

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K, johansson, B. Norton. A. WLlg716T. F, Mzryur, M. Steele, anal Smaller llsten ax C. Bryant reports on the AMCYILCIIH Novel R, Gorman and D, Mac' M1llar1 browse through the rnagazmes in the consumer educamon room VI. Brangan and I. Garcia admire M. SlA'1TlglC,5 ruanf Ulla zn Spamsh Club B. Alremas, C. Sharp, and B. Bowden exarmne a dm' play of American lustory projects E. Slgirmer prepares to slab G. Evans and M. Royal in a French Cluh play Mr. H. Lauhafh gwes F. Colella a helpmg hand :wth his Enghsh grammar whrle G. Stewart, Crarnpaglia, W. Rltter, D. Mmtzer, I. Still, K. Hemmershach, AS. Shelton, D. johnson, R. Huher, and D. ClIT1SI1tl71' sen complete the axsrgnrrvfnts

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qt Lis, Socrates used to make a nuisance of himself by stopping people on the streets of Athens and asking them questions which made them angryfbecause they had to think. As a rule, people don't like to think. High school students are very normal in this respect, and at times they are very much displeased when their teachers insist that they reason logically. But, through constant pressure in classes, students are beginning to realize the primary importance to them in speaking, writing, and thinking clearly. By studying the great worksff' novels, poems, short stories, and playswour horizons are broadened, and what is perhaps even more important, our appreciaf tion of life is enhanced. Philosophy and wit, beauty Horace Laubach Mildred Hoopes Sarah Adams Margaret Cook Word Power We Learn the Value of Clear Thinking, Speaking and Writing and reali in s through the medium of the spoken and written language. Uur school offers several foreign languages to stu' dents. Todays world, growing smaller all the time, makes it very much worthwhile for a student to know another tongue. Besides, we gain a better understand' ing of our own language. We also learn the beautiful mythology of the old Romans, the medieval history of France, or the joys and sufferings of a typical Spanish speaking family. We come to realize that people in other parts of the world are not very much different from us. We learn that to think logically and honestly is a goal worthwhile achieving in our language courses. ty all find their way into our m' d Grace Bender VlTg1Hld Christ Louis Gerxhman Corner Davies Mtirtlia Hartman Nlargarct lvlcCullrmgli Elizabeth Nolfc Charlotte Sliaefer

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