Redbank Valley High School - Vallis Yearbook (New Bethlehem, PA)

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lVllSS BQ!-XRTS L o V e l y H ounds heavenly vo1Ce go l Th1s lady t1 ak 2 1111 a del g t to our soul Mil AKE Hark to the 111us1c ot the band whlch he d1re-cte nth a khowmg hand MR LUXS A d1st1r1gu1shed lookmg tellow l-le rmxee calore hath hold and mellow Kathleen Bo r lo n Ak Thomas L as Tlona s S 1 e 1 m W re Leota L Qltllfl 1119 SUMMERVTLLE for many years 111 e1ghth grade math he shows the way and clears the pate MR WORHELL Geography and SCIGHCS 15D t all He teaches boys the rules of football MPS LAUGl-lLlN She teaches a group 111 spemal educatlon Thes classes are Red b hks late t Creat1oh STUDENT TEACHERS FIIST Semester 'ile- 411' lu kLen ll' 'W sxxfme J10 re' .13 e e f fra S .f S , 1 ' S, lier , a Q 1 e. I Sie 1 . T . . . , I W W 1 ' A 'ffl .M .I . . . l L K X , . SX A L My afs E1 e 1 5 ' ll, ,f .-. . l I . I. I . 9 - 3 ' 3 ' . 1 .fx xmmevill Willa or All A au A f N , N ? x is gi , O n 1, 51 ' X Z M' ' E '11 s Xl J' L 'L 1 lil 1 1 1

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With the launching of the sputnik by Russia all eyes were immediately centered on the studying ot science and mathematics Conferences were held by our own Gover nor Leader and notable educators are striving to achieve the greatest success with the potential that exists 1n the classroom In our present school system this potential is being tirred by class oitermgs that are extensive and cover almost every phase ot human endeavor Home economics for girls shops for boys and well equipped science rooms greet our students as they enter our new plant Health physical education and driver education unheard ot in earlier day are all available to the students in this modern curriculum Elective courses in selling physical science music and art provides us with knowledge ot practical everyday happenings lntroduction to the classics and the essentials of good English are part of the basic tr1bulat1ons ot our democracy and other nations around the world make us aware of our heritage and how precious it can be What the coming years will hold for the future students ot Redbank we do not know but the preservation ot our country will depend upon the preparation of its youth The slogan in the classrooms of tomorrow might well be how much can we learn rather than how little can we do Y Thomas lerterson feels 1S so necessary in order to remain ree xQs?'?f-Q - 'e2'Was i? x f' '39 6'5- . 3 J -4 'Sf- 3f'iN..p' .gg,.W-E' .WNW fzssfs fx -7 'S I fN9syF E?'Jfs f Of F 4 X I X f X Www 'S' 9Q Z -L5 was N '9 'Q-'L' Q- f its ww 'F ZF? f 'X f was 4 52- 4'-3 12 x f ww xg my MQ 'Q W .439 43? s, N Z' Q0 Q-y' Q Q94 X f N f AQ Q 053 93 as? 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