Triadelphia High School - Triadelphian Yearbook (Wheeling, WV)

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Tough Stake While Don Vandling employs T-square and ruler fo draw a blueprint his worl: is being carefully scrufinized by Frank Hemberf, classmale, and Mr. Bufcher, mechanical - drawing insfrucfor. These Liffle Reds may well be dreaming of ap- plying 'lhis iraining io fulure archifecfural lriumphs. l l As vocaficn or recreafion, ap- preciafion of music is offen fracied fo Hs s+udy and prac- iical applicafion in school curricula. Hobbyisfs and ca- reerisis number among Tridel's marching and concerf band members, fwo of whom, Rich- ard McAdams and Judy Rob- inson, praclice insfrumenlafion wifh iheir maesfro, Mr. Ash- lcinc. Wiih fhe Unifed Nafions slriv- ing 'lo m'ain'l'ain world peace, educafors help s+uden+s under- siand ifs funclions and ihe nafions if represenfs. Wifh maps and flags, Miss Moore shows Spanish l sfudenfs, John O'Shields and Lynn Gayhearf, fhe scope of fhaf language in Lafin-American couniries.

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Emphasis on audio-visual aids has proved i+s increasing im- porfance in modern educafion- al programs. Miss Erskine and lwo of her English IV sfudenis, Mary Frances Kayuha and Linda Hamillon, lisfen 'lo a recording of Macbe+h which adds Broadway realism +0 'lheir Shakespearean sfudy. Heads of Let us . . . From America's firsl coloniza- iion up fo lhe present day, palriolism has shown evidence of being a maior force in holding fhe couniry fogefher. Mr. Kraus observes Virginia Smifh as she delivers a re- quired pairiolic speech. Some- wha'l' impafienfly, Sam Lanfz awaiis his furn. lllus+ra+ing ihe accepiance of recreafion as a vifal parf of a s+udeni's curriculum, Tridel's alhlefic program pro- vides necessary diversion from scholasiic pursuifs. ln a girls' gym class, Miss S+ewarf des- cribes io Claire Clarke and Sharon Maury fhe proper pro- cedure in mounfing a horse.

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Scholastic Stuffing Compuiing an income fax re- iurn, balancing a household budgei, and keeping accounls are buf fhree adull occupa- fions fha? demand a working knowledge of maihemafics. Mrs. Grubb walcphes 'iwo of her plane geomefry sfudenis, Becky Wilson and Jim Seiberi, em'ploy fheir compasses. While Khrushchev visifed ihis counfry and Presidenf Eisen- hower 'ioured abroad, Triads kepf informed on lhese and oiher perfineni happenings. ln Mr. Shinsky's social science class, Sharon Joseph and Anne Mary McDonie, freshmen, dis- fribu+e copies of Every Week, a currenf evenfs sfudy paper. Today's in-iraining seamsfresses prepare fo be +omorrow's well- dressed women, careerisfs in +l1e home economics Field, or experf housewives. Wiih Mrs. Sfeele's friendly guidance, Dixie Neuhard enioys becom- ing familiar wi+h 'lechniques of fhe sewing machine, and Carol Downs heeds fhe insfrucfion. , ii Tl . -I' Y 'MU P21129-4 '-'-5 -'L-,gi-q -4. .