West Philadelphia High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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The Uahinel Heel' lllf. eonrses offered to pupils of the XXX-st l'hiladelphia lligh School are many and varied. lint they may he grouped under six leading eurrienlums: .Xt-adeinie, linsiness. Nleehanie Arts. Nlnsie. llome lfeonomies. :ind Vocational Art. Ut' these. the .-M-ademie and the Business are naturally predominant. sinee the former pre- pares the pnpil for college entrance and the latter for further training in the hnsiness world. Horne vital snlmlieets sneh as lfnglish and l'hysieal l'lllllK'Qltl0ll are im-luded in all courses hut other studies are optional. lfaeh student chooses from znnong' these eourses. the one in which he is most interested and whieh will ln-st tit him for future training or work. The grade ehair- lllt'Il aid the students in seleetion of suhjeets and the various departlnent heads are lvoth ready and willing to disenss any prohlems which may arise. Group advisors also deserve a vote of thanks for their help and gnidanee. The aim of all teachers and department heads is not simply to see that students graduate on schedule hut to see that they reap the fullest possible henelit from their suhjeets and that the latter are made interesting and enjoyable as well as protitahle. A graduate of lVest Philadelphia lligh today has received during his four years of schooling a training which shonld prepare him to take :in aetive part as a eitizen and to make hoth his working and his leisure time pleasant to himself and protitahle to others. John Dennis Mahoney, English: Margaret Smythe, garet R. Kollock, Social Studiesg Harry P. Hoff Scienceg Amy L. Clapp, Mathematics: Stella C. meister, Music, Chairmang Emma G. Kunze, Lan Cullen, Assistant to Principalg Alma M. Hall, guageg Arthur L. Mortensen, Physical Education Home Economicsg Walter Roberts, Principalg Mar- Murray Gross, Commerce. Nine