Lawrence High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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The cooks for the cafeteria are (LEFT TO RIGHT) Fern Good, Margaret Hard- tarfer, Irene Busse, Geraline Griffin, Martha Ralston, secretary; Ermine Hines, Miss Hill, Garnett Knapp, Mary James, secretary; Opal Rappard, secretary; Bessie Ice, Elzina Patterson and Ester Hase. Cenny Klingengcrg Roy Channey Roy Goff Floyd Heffner Howard Kampschroeder HEAD Harry Kennedy W. R. Matherly Jim Riepen Mrs. W. B. Shuster W. B. Shuster

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The trend toward the new and improved was emphasized in the classes this year. The new addition provided a new language lab, science labs, social studies reference library, a lecture room, and several classrooms. The lecture room was the meeting place for the classes in team-teaching, a new method which LHS used in several of the social studies courses. Other new classes included two special biology courses. The high quality of the classes was often demon- strated during the year. High ranking test scores such as those earned in a national Latin contest, the ex- ceptionally fine showing of the business students at the BECK convention, and the performances of the mu- sic groups were examples of the excellent work done in classes during the year. Whether the student's interest is directed toward business or preparing for college, at LHS he can find high standing classes to meet his need. 15