Triadelphia High School - Triadelphian Yearbook (Wheeling, WV)

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ibecbca fion ERTICAL ANGLES, arcs ol a circle, and equilalerial lriangles-'rerms familiar 'ro any sludenl' of geome+ry--comprise bul one included side of Triclel's esleemed MRS, LOIS GRUBB plane geomelry ins'l'ruc'l'or, Mrs. Lois Grubb. Synonymous wifh fhis malhemalical menlor are 'the palience, underslanding, and aufhorily wi+h which, in fhe I8 years of her leaching al' Triadelphia High School, she has earned fhe unanimous respecl' and aclmiralion of all lhose wilh whom she has come in confacl. Possessing fhe rare abilify fo rransform each geomelrical problem info a challenge, Mrs. Grubb is able io proiecf her personal deferminalion and enfhusiasm inlo her classroom. Her former s+uden+s remember lhe superior inslruc- 'l'ion in plane geomelry offered by 'lhis exceplional leacherg bul' l'l1ey recall, 'l'oo, 'lhe somel'hing of herself 'lhal' was generously given 'ro each one of fhem and 'lhe warm-hearled, ye+ diligenl approach 'lhal' characlerized her +u'lelage. Known for her culinary, needlework, and hanclicrafi' pursui+s, Mrs. Grubb could be aplly crowned a champion of versalilily. Ufilizing her maihemafical prowess, she designed 'lhe plans and supervised The cons+rucl'ion of her Warwood home. Before she limiled her fields of ins+ruc+ion 'ro plane geomefry, 'lhe subiecfs she +augh'l' ranged from physics, American hislory, and English lo algebra and rrigonomelry. As a former facully adviser 'lo The Triad slafi and 'rhe Sludenl Council, Mrs. Grubb slands ever ready lo exlend a helping hand or a sympa'l'he'lic ear lo a Liflle Red in need of advice or friendship. ln apprecialion of The knowledge and inspiralion 'lhar she has beslowed on l'he s+uden'l's of Triadelphia High School and as a loken of admiralion for one who 'iruly exemplifies lhe pinnacle of an ideal leacher, 'lhe slaff of The l960 Triad dedicales Volume XLVI 'lo TrideI's one and only Mrs. Grubb. l Mrs. Grubb discusses plane geomelry procedures wilh Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Haalce al Tridel's lhirleenlh annual Open House. 6

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Gourmets Pages 12 - 19 Ingredients Pages 20 - 61 Special Dishes Pages 62 - 99 Favorite Recipes Pages 100 - 113 Menus Pages 114 - 128

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i African +rouble spo'ls have 'For some lime kepf 'the res+ of ihe world alerf lo each new development As Mr. Bixler's world his+ory class siudies fhe background of +ha+ coniinenf, Larry Walfon poinls oui one of ihese in-ihe-news areas +o Charolefie Walenpool. Food for Thought Nuclear energy, afomic weap- ons. elecfronics, and guided m'issiles are imporfanf ferms in ihe modern world, increasing fhe necessiiy of scholasfic science courses. ln Mrs. Hof- fer's physics class, Ronnie Pey- fon and Nancy Lou Nesbi'H experimenr wifh a Tesla coil fhaf fhey hope will ligh+ Geis- sler fubes. sg i me ,ff 1. .,1 , yu, Comprehensive, modern prepa- raiion for college includes more 'than a background in liberal arfs. Janie Bonnesen and Lynn Holmes acquire prac- 'rical experience in 'lhe opera- lion of a mimeograph as perl of lheir personal-iyping irain- ing in fhe class laugh? by Mrs. Marlin.