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

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CONRAD DOWNING: B.S., Kansas Slalc College, M.A., University of Kansas. IMow: Joyce Sti4 p| aril ami BiiHmc Young find dial journalism class can lie grins. Right: Mrs. Hodden, journalism student teacher and Bill Pavnc seem to be studying the same problem. Below: Hadd Elirman and other members of the BUD- GET staff fold mnvspa|M n for distriUition t » classes. Pictured Im'Iow is a ly|Hral journalism work dav.

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DARYL JEHLE: Special Education. B.A.. Baker University. M.S., Kansas Uni- versity. JANET MODY: Junior English, B.S., University of Missouri, M.A., Columbia University. Tlwrc is more here than nx ets the eye. as Dennis Johnson finds an enjoyable moment during junior Englisli. HAROLD MARCUM: Junior English, B.A., Central Slate College, M.F.A., Oklahoma University. GERTRUDE RUTTAN: Junior English. Latin, 2nd year. Study Hall. A.B., Kansas Wesleyan University, M.A., Kansas University. IRENE SMITH: Sophomore English. A.B.. University of Kansas. M.A., Univer- sity of Kansas. 24 Kav Goetz. Mike Hall, and Jim G»fley demonstrate their unusual devotion to studying. Oh. by tlx? way Mike, that isn't the wav to fold an airplane!

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Languages Popular At Lawrence Though you may not hear much about them, German and Spanish are two very popular languages at LHS. As they delve deeply into the mechanics of the language they appeal to the more industrious stu- dents. The four year high school German course is set up in such a way that specific things are covered each year, in preparation for the next year. First and second year German concentrates heavily on vocabulary and grammar. The third year students practice translating and writing Ger- man. Fourth year German is a survey course in German literature. German authors from the first century to the present are studied. The Spanish classes study Spain and its customs. 'Hie Spanish class, like German, is continuous over a four year period. CORA ADAME: Spanish, B.S., M.S., Kan- sas State Teachers’ College, Graduate work at University of Kansas. JOHN SCOLLON: Spanish, B.S., Universi- ty of Kansas. HAUNELORE HESS: German, B.S., Mar- quette University. RUTH EIGNER: German, Geometry, M.A., Ilochschulc F. Wirtschafts, Und. So- zial Wissenchaften. Spanish foods are a very important part of Cora Adame’s classroom educa- tion. Aber. ich kann das nicht v erslchen! Bittc. was bcdnitct das?” Cora Adame dismays a Spanish item while senior Chris Boyle looks on. 26