Schwenksville High School - Lanconian Yearbook (Schwenksville, PA)

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CLAYTON P. WEAVER, JR. BS., MS., M.A. University of Pennsylvania English, Social Studies, and Guidance Guidance Counselor School Board DAVID H. WILSON BS. State Teachers College New Britain, Conn. lVI.S. University of Pennsylvania Remedial Reading Front Row, left to right: Claude Kulp, Mrs. Estelle Doskiez, Mrs. Florence Schwenk, Mrs. Ruth Hufnagle, Wellington Young, Frank Renninger .lr., Francis Moser. Second Row: Floyd Landes, Ernest Royer, Robert Reifsneider, Vlfallace Oelsclllager. Fred Schlick. Clarence Kratz. Robert NIcCahau. 12

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JOHN R. RESETAR B.S. State Teachers College Lock Haven, Pa. Sciences and Social Studies Asst. Football Coach Varsity Club Sponsor and Junior Science Club Sponsor ALBERT G. ROBINSON B.S. University of New Hampshire Commercial Subjects Commercial Club Sponsor VALERIE H. ROGERS Brooklyn State Teachers College New York University Social Studies and Mathematics Sponsor of Pen Pal Club Librarian DOROTHY G. SHAFFER BS. Ohio University Art Art Club Sponsor ll

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Although our school is relatively small in size, the courses offered enable our stu- dents to prepare for arlvunced learning, to perfect business techniques, to gain knowledge of homernalfing and farming, to acquire mechanical slcills and woorl craftsmanship, anal to rlevelop strong borlies. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT A very attentive history class listens to the student teaching of Donald Johnson. Mr. Kron- inger feels the students, knowl- edge is broadened when given a chance to participate in class. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT The fingers are really Hying in this second year typing class. The commercial curriculum provides training which will help the students secure posi- tions in the business world. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Hader's chemistry class is performing a delicate experi- ment in combustion. By the look on the students' faces it seems they have achieved quite an accomplishment. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Doug Smith writes a Ger- man II assignment on the black- board. The rest of the students translate the lesson in English as Patricia Waldenberger reads it in German.