Lansdowne High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lansdowne, PA)

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E Mactubbzwi 'I' lkearnx B VanNattt1 B Mavtin admire D Rae ers heads timd N. Kuwlev practices his apparatus IL'L'l1'lIfcflU3 for a gym class ccrmpe IIIIOTI. Mr.9. Evans, dental hygien f ist, chef KV, MeaHe's teeth for cavities. Thirteen Dr. H. Fullvr g.gi1'C.s AI. JLITVIN, kt Szly li, Lauscli lhvir sfwrlx Plzyx:i't1l cxt nalimix. LIL?

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Provide Citizens with Good Health To preserve the nation's health, Mr. President, is ourffthe people's-johg it is not gove'rnment's. How can we claim the right of life, liherty, and hapf piness which the fathers of our country guaranteed us? ln our country good health is the garden in which greater liherty flowers. Since we are free to think and learn how to he healthy, we learn in our health classes the symptoms and 'therapy of contagious diseases, nervous illnesses, mental disorders, com' munity sanitation, and accident aid. Moreover, since we all hope to he Moms and Dads, we try to under- stand the principles of family living stressed in sex hygiene and marriage lectures and discussions. Learn to take care of others and you'll take hetter eare of yourself. An old adage, hut still so true. Consequently, all of our senior girls spend a semester practicing home nursing under expert guidance. After completing this course, they hold Red Cross qualifications for convalescent care. All our students enjoy the many sports provided in our school program and profit from the Cales' thenies and rhythmies which help huild strong hodies in our gym classes. Also, our personal hygiene is checked in periodical school examinations. As a preventive step, the community provides us with free Chest X'Rays. The first wealth is health. For the opportunity of the life we want we must maintain the nation's, health. M, Fox acting as a dental hygienist, examines M. Bells lee! ll H. Dunlap, D. Beath, R. Apelian, and D. lngra' compete in a game of int'r.1mural basketball. F. Newman, L. Loveland, B. Vtfortliingtmi, I Shelton, and E. Wliite get together for a livel basketball game.

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Blackburn, R. Rosenblum, A, Schweizer, M, Scanlon, Court attendants R. Rosenblurn, C. Marsden, and R. Van R Van Natta and P. Dillrnan wait for cue. Natta watch the proceedings attentively, Fight Dishonesty, Corrllption, Crime Guilty or not guilty? The Night of January 16th posed this questiong and, in doing so, showed the audience crime and punishment in our society. Understanding of our laws makes it easier to do the right thing. and this is the joh of the school. One of the main issues of the 1952 presidential campaign was dishonesty in government. Such corf ruption on high levels makes it clear that to make a strong America young men and women must learn the importance of doing the right and lawful thing. The high crime rate among teenfagers shows the necessity of more 'iinstructionu in honesty. At LHS the students learn through court visits, courses in husiness law, the Student Wcirking Committee, and just plain living with others. The question of right and wrong faces everyone. School must take its rightful role in giving the necessary background for understanding our code of justice. C. Marsden administers the oatlz to witness C. Bryant in the senior play. Fourteen Members of the jury stand ready to give the verdict in the senior play. GGTHE IGHT GF JANUARY 16',