Red Lion Area High School - Lion Yearbook (Red Lion, PA)

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Mrs. Dorothy Adams Helen E. Clevenger David Coren Mrs. A. Irene Hangen Mrs. Ella Jane Hess Adams, Dorothy, B.S .... English, Music . . . Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus. Clevenger, Helen, A.B., M.A .... English, Latin . . . Junior Classi- cal League Advisor. Coren, David, B.S .... English. Hangen, Irene, A.B .... English . . . Junior Classical League Advi- sor. Hess, Ella Jane, B.S .... English . . . LION Advisor. S21 1 One of the most important departments of our school is the Eng- lish Department. Mr, David Coren has a great love for literature and good books. Therefore, he finds teaching this subject an en- joyable experience. In this particular incident we find Mr. Coren involved in a discussion of 15th century literature. 11

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Faculty Although our building contains mostly students, what would our school be without teachers? Teachers have many responsibilities, perhaps more than many people realize. Along with educating the student, they discipline and train him for the future. Many of them go out of their way merely to help a particular student with a problem. The memories that we take with us af- ter graduation, include not only the school and the ac- tivities but also the teachers. X ls r Mrs. Hangen's classes were honored to have a Korean student from Millersville State College, Eun Ja Kim speak to them on Korean customs. Miss Kim visited with the Hangens over the Thanksgiving holidays.

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Cr , Taking dictation Miss Nonemaker pauses as the students write a sentence which dents Miss Keeports explains these rules to one of her many has been read to them in French English classes LQ - i Nw? A