Allen Park High School - Imprint Yearbook (Allen Park, MI)

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MR. THOMAS RUNNALS Chemistry Advanced Chemistry B.S..M.S. University of Michigan Eastern Michigan University Department Chairman MRS. RUTH ANN BEANEY Biology B.A. Cedar Crest College Wayne State University 20 Jerome Tabbert performs an important aspect of any chemistry-class— accurate weighing. MR. EDWARD BARRICK Chemistry-Advanced Chemistry B.A., M.A. Eastern Michigan University Sophomore Class Chairman MR. WALTER BOLLER Biology B.S. Wayne State University Track Coach Assistant Swimming Coach The curiosity of students regarding the fundamentals of science is partially quenched through the thrill of discovery. Discoveries can be made everywhere, particularly in the science labs at A.P.H.S. Here students are offered biology, the fascinating study of life; chemistry, which involves the study of matter, its composition and changes; and physics, the study of sound, vibration, electricity, and other features of the material world. Mr. Lockhardi aids Tony Groso, Bob Doer, and Larry Dl Gasbarro wllh the set up of their radio.

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MISS RUTH BUSCHMANN Counseling Sociology Sophomore English B A., M.A David Lipscomb College George Peabody College University of Michigan Booster Club Cheerlcading MR. EDWIN FR0SHE1SER Economics Government United States History Physical Education B.S. University of Michigan MR. RICHARD HERSHBERGER Government B.S., M.A. Ohio State University University of Michigan Cross Country Coach Varsity Swimming Coach Barracuda Club Senior Co-ordinator INTEREST OF PAST AND PRESENT MRS. LESLIE NEUMAN Sociology Government United States History B.A. Wayne State University Reading, discussing, listening — these are a part of every social studies class. The department's goal is achieved through the study of the various subjects offered to the students. Through the study of World, Michigan, and U.S. History the students learn of past events and people that have set the pace for today’s world. Students in Government, Sociology, Economics, and World Problems study the issues of today to make them better citizens of tomorrow. 19

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STUDENTS DELVE INTO THE MYSTERIES OF SCIENCE MR. GEORGE DONIGIAN Biology Physical Science B.S., M.A. Wayne Stale University Co-ordinator of Driver Education MR. DAVID LOCKHART Radio Physics B.A..M.A. Central Michigan University University of Michigan Science Club MR. DANIEL RAFAIL Chemistry B.S. Eastern Michigan University Science Club MR. RAYMOND WHALIN Biology Advanced Biology B.A. Central Michigan University Gymnastics Junior Class Chairman Physics provides a student with background in electricity, sound, and vibrations. Cat dissection is one of the more ’fun parts of Biology II. Here Joe Ely, Ron Schoner, Nancy Austin, Nancy Kunnas, and Mike Rammer joyfully dissect their specimen right before lunch.