Allentown High School - Manitou (Allentown, NJ)

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T? 1... 3 5. , - ....f-.- f xx, r, Vvzv , ,, K H 2.A R00 Hozlel '51 , Science The Science Deparrmear or Alrerwrovva H S. prowdes rrwe srooerwr wirh a wrae range of Ieaowreoae ra areas such as, oioroay, cpemrsrry, paysrcs aaa comporers. Trwfs year rpe comporer carricorom ioaooes a Corppurer III class Also, a oooore lap perroa has peep esraolisrweo for some science courses so rrwar rhe srooerwrs can prepare aovaaceo saerwrrfic expernmears. I .M , tri 1 Maureen NQSQI Alfred Zielinski, Deparrrrwerwr Chairperson t 1 ' qyli 4 I V I ' IQ Mg? ' 4 5 MIME s 'f 1 Q: X vo Tom Peddie I , ' ffifka K Q P V, - .1 ' ' K 'tfrr X x M ' r fl - 1 I 1 ' r ,SN f gk '- ,-v his ... .. 2: A? Q 32 2 Z 2 M. Dennis Eorl

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Charlotte Snook Alick Mitchell Beverly Gripp A , Douglas Hunt Raymond Visbeck Physica! Education f I of ,i wr, f I WWW MM V ,,W,.fM,., f m, lp 'nj X' rf ,- gy 7 f Deborah Giehl Physical Education plays a maior role in the development of students. It is an opportunity to learn the fundamentals of athletics and to maintain fitness. The Physical Education Department otters a vvide selection of activities from aerobics to team handoalli For one marleing period out of the school year students are required to raise a Health class The class for Freshmen is Basic Health, for Sophomoresz Drivers Education, tor Juniors: Human Behavior, and finally, for Seniors, First Aid. This Year a nevv development has taleen place. It is lsnovvn as Concepts in Physical Fitness. This is a nevv curriculum requirement. As Mr, Mitchell puts it, i'The highlight or our department is to malee young healthy ooys and girls into healthy adults And it seems vvith all of the new developments, they are succeeding. 31

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,mx Sharon Flynn Phil Magazzo Cindy Earl Karen Frankle Special Serwtes A w Karen Wallace Il X Vera Balter