Lehman High School - Polaris Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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MATHEMATICS Uncle J. J. Hutcloens' algebra classes are more than interesting, especially at Christmas time when he tells his tradi- tional 'lLes Miserables . Margaret Buel's knowledge of mathematics is the envy of many a man. She also chaperons girls to Canada every summer for several weeks of camping. Teaching two of the toughest subjects, algebra III 8: IV and physics. W'eudell B11rly Willianzs is also adviser for Lehman boys. Paul Roby is new at Lehman this year but has already become a favorite geometry teacher and assistant athletic coach. le ff se xg? A 5- QJSMG I 3x : Q H w f A if z Ly I V fi' 4 gs. .s ASX V ' , 9?-A - A little bit of plane SoutbAmerim is geometry. right here! SOCIAL SCIENCES The history classes taught by Jessie Burroway are always eagerly anticipated because of the interesting lectures she gives. Lehman's lawyer, William M. Ierles has Civics, business law, and mechanical drawing on his list of daily activities. Alzfermz G. Baer teaches European history and freshman English. Teaching sociology, one of the most in- teresting subjects offered at Lehman, is Genevieve Mahan. She also has classes of economics and Latin American history. Page 14

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Ill I 1 ff I I .LT n..- , SCIENCE Valences, equations, and bunsen burners are chief among the thoughts of Lloyd Cline, chemistry and general science teacher. Lehman's super- spiritedn Margaret Heinriclos spends her time in chemistry classes keeping the tear gas in the bottle. William Mutcbinore, biology teacher, has de- voted this year to explaining just why frogs eat bugs, dogs eat liver, mares eat oats. ' Q Physics Lab Making waffles in VOCATIONAL james Berry's knowledge of shop is very helpful to his students this year as he prepares them to take their places in the war factories. Margaret Stolzen- baclfs home economic classes are espec- ially popular because of the wonderful food that is served. Nolan Blaclemaniv classes in mechanical drawing are the object of much desire by I.ehman's girls, as they are made up entirely of boys. Home Er. Page 13 r 'il

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A 7 prow 'asf- X, il z' X Q S i,sQ:s wall l y if COMMERCIAL Veda Remch, a newcomer at Lehman, teaches short hand and typing. Teaching helpful bookkeeping principles is A. M. Ricleert. Albert Lawrence, better known as Shorty , is' one of Lehman's most diligent teachers. On his list of activities are typing teacher, school treasurer, faculty manager and head of the Polaris and journal business staffs. Ox' , f of Typing class. Girls at pl,1y in gym. ATHLETICS jimi Robinson, boys' gym teacher and head athletic coach, is a close friend of all athletes, and the attention shown him in assemblies is proof of the respect that all Lehman holds for him. Ruth Sickafoose, girls' gym instructor, teaches the fine art of marching and work on the apparatus. She is faculty adviser to the Girls' Leaders Club. Page 15 I' 6. .. 5 9 'o asf, .:. , , 1 gfifeos, 1:1 f vidi-, ' 5 ,X -r LV: ok 9' '.'. 'b -' 3,4 0 o,e,. tj- e i 1 992 'Q .ge 0 s, k gov. X 'I no Q Q' V . 0 QW'-'4 'Q - - . q.g.g.'.'.' 4, 3.3 . . ',.,.'A'h Q 4 f 04 - f f , - , ,Q Q . Q o Q t 4 4 ' v'b6'o'o99?f ' f ' X 5?f'C:Qf'3' ' Q 't '-0' - 1 I , ,. s . f J , , .. .1 X . 1, ,,,, ,L N 1 , O is - - 1 , ra I . gl! f '. W. . ' H ' 4'