Alleman High School - Pioneer (Rock Island, IL)

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Q W, ,r ....- Xlr Ahhottis enthusiastic spirit makes math class set uanies Classes at .-Xllcman High School are as interesting and varied the stu- dents and teachers who comprise them. In most classes, the teachers orlcr many' supplementary' hreaks from the roiitine of daily schoolwork, This is not to say' that daily' classes are boring. Rather, they are crammed hill ot stim- ulating discussions and characterized hy tree responses from students. Xlany' classes are conducted in an informal maimcr. making them more relaxed and condusivc to learning. The variety ol classes is very' pronounced. Pure theory' is taught to senior calculus students, while pure pragmatism is taught to stu- dents of drivcris education and those participating in the UTHS mechanics courses. Mr. llenze convinces Nlarlene Nlessmcr that mechanical draw ing is not only' for males. I8 if an in -m like hin and ar 1, fwfr 7 .aaa ,Rumi wf'.1r,v umm- was 5 P44 cs.1-+'Ue-W 1: Facts, Figures

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, In cliscnssion group style. Father lick IJl'IH'lI'Llll'9 rnorl' deeply into signilicallt rvligions topics and Faith Become 21 Part of Classes at Fatlwr VVilliams ll'llCllCS year at Alleman. freshmen religion classes during his first Sociology classes range in topics from cultural ill-vclopnlent to world affairs. john Dcjacgvr is intl-nt during one of l:LllllL'l'l Luncls Classes. I9 0 0 k 0