Laurel High School - Rambler Yearbook (Laurel, MD)

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Fa la lal The language department is well equipped with the latest modern methods tor teaching a foreign language, ln the world today, whether you go north or south ot the border, you'll want to know a language other than English .5 Si? Our first glimpse of Mr. Lutz. LIBRARY The library is an important source of infor- mation for all subjects. English ond the library go hand in hand, as in the case of those book reports and Shakespearean themes. Bob pilots the Pilot Reading group. 1. DORIS L. BOWIE Librarian Lv., ',..,M:2z1Lf15 l,WiJ5-in 1 M

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SOCIAL STUDIES Social Studies provides the student with a background in history and a knowledge of world governments which are a necessity to the citizen who must confusedly form his opinions in our turbulent world. Go directly to jail! Do not pass gol Do not . . . Prepacgilgg people for a place in democracy is the purpose ofP MARGARET R. Pat Barton describes the rise and fall of the Roman McAVOY tunic. U.S. History Biology ,Quiz MATTIE L. LYNCH Problems of Democracy World Geography World History l'm on Whai'?! as in failure ANTHONY F. HARRIET R. RHODA MOQRE SOBLESKIE FISHER Core COVE World l'llSlOfY Physical Education 38 Photography Core Guidance

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BUSINESS Teacher's eye view of a typing class. Typing we learn, accurate, fast. l-2-3 go, and away we blastl From longhand to shorthand we keep up the scribble, We finish the class and-l What dribble! Lady machinists grinding away, Like Atlas, in their work for the day, Keep offices running-without any pay? , M t . , W . 5 F35 i ll. Bookkeeping Typing Office PFOCHCG Stenogrgphy The printing ofthe Black List. READING Reading is an enjoyable pastime as well as the backbone of all education. Reading is a definite force in shaping one's character and opinions. , 4 , MILDRED H. g L sPEici-iER i ' ' ,. . Reading iiit .. , ---,. 2' .I -' 1 : ,..- l WEJJMM if . AO Mary Ann's short hand. Skip is o dog. Skip runs fast. See Skip run.