Lehman High School - Polaris Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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1 LANGUAGES Teaching I.ehman's linguists to say yes in any language are Matilda Schuster, first year French. teacher, and Dorothy Vogelgesang, who does her best to further the good neighbor policy in the Spanish-speaking countries, and who also instruct the students in French Il. Margaret Ketterer, active adviser of Student Council, is second and third year Latin teacher, while Grace Seesdorf initiates freshmen into first year Latin. 4,1 , . Zip tg! Buenos dias, senor.' Don's in charge of English X V0 of xe Q ENGLISH Lucile Leiter and Nancy Eloise Lewis instruct freshmen and sophomores in English. Miss Lewis is also faculty adviser for the Polaris. Mildred Wilsorz Heinrichs teaches sophomore English, business English and secretarial studies. Florence E. Hill, and Esther G. Smith introduce juniors to American literature. Miss Hill teaches dramatics and directs plays and operettas, while Miss Smith teaches journalism and is adviser for the journal. Florence N. Wfillett teaches two elective courses, English IV and public speaking, in addition to fresh- man English. She is known among the girls for her work as girls' adviser. class for the day. Page 16 l , If 1? 4-li, f um!

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