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

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JOYCE EAST: Senior English, B.A., Illinois Slate University, Graduate work at Kansas University. MAUDE GREEN: English 31-32. A.B.. A.M.. Western Ken- lucky State. BRUCE LEVITT: (not pictured). Junior English, B.S., Kansas University. MERLE SHARICK: Sophomore English, B.A., Southwestern College, Graduate work at Kansas University. Neal I'case, senior, seems to enjoy reading a magazine rattier tlinn listening to what’s going on in class.

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Scott Weather wax caught in the act of studying? MARTHA PETROVITS: Library, B.S., M.S., Kansas Slate Teachers’ College. LORETTA DENNIS: Assistant Librarian, B.A. Purdue University. MARILYN BROOKS: Rapid Reading, Sponsor of Rapid Reading Club and Kayetlcs, B.S., M.A., Kansas Univer- sity. This year is the first for the existence of the new Lawrence High Library. It was completed at the beginning of the school year. The library has been brought up to date and has many new outstanding fea- tures. Some of these features include a lis- tening room, where tapes and records can be heard, a viewing room for watching films, individual study units, a photo- copier, many magazines, some of which arc on microfilm, and a computerized system, which deals with overdue notices, and check-out. The library is attractively fur- nished. and it is carpeted and air- conditioned. Altogether, there are 16.472 books in our library. Surely, the librarv pro- vides a place where knowledge can be learned. VERA KANZIG: Librarv Clerk Susan Hull. Diam1 Krcitlrr. ami Georgeltu Stevenson an busy studying in tin- library

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SouK-iimo ii juol isn't worth tin- effort. Allen Bray pin « rlv holds Im lund up. hut it is cviilenl tlmt his wishes an- fjoinj; unnoticed. Lawrence High School has one of the finest English de- partments in the state of Kansas, as far as high schools go. This year the department welcomed Joyce East. Maude Green. Bruce Levitt, Merle Sharick, and Darrell Ward, to the staff of LHS. Qualified teachers, new techniques, and concerned students, team up to make the study of English a very satisfying subject. With the aid of filmstrips, tapes, records, illustrations, and many other educational materi- als, student interest grows, and seeks out more and new knowledge. ' A As Mr. Marcum, junior Knolish teacher, reads vocabulary words. Junior Harwood anil fellow students search their memories. LINDA CONDERMAN: English. B.S.. University of Kansas. JOYCE DANA: English. Debate and Forensics. B.S.. M.A.. University of Kansas. DLL FAMBROUGH: English. B.A.. East Texas State. M.A., Universitv of Kansas. WESLEY KELTCHER: English. B.S.. M.S.. University of Kansas. BOB KRAIIL: English. Practical Science. A.A. Pre-med. Graceland College. B.A.. University of Missouri. B.S.. University of Kansas. DARKLE WARD: English 32, B.S.. Universitv of Kanstis. 23