William Allen High School - Comus Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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Promoting fhe Good Neighbor Policy 4 XSIGNIA !bJI'lrM Nivmx VI!-U Young Ph ysicisfs mil' JC' 7 f 1 1 :C 21 4 Coming Business Women 'L 9 xy!

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CLASS OF 1945 IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Extra currucular actuvutues permut a student to follow hus unterest fou uts own sake wuth out the lure of marks cmd creduts They guve hum opportunuty to explore unterestung by paths for whuch there us no tume dur ng regular classes They make ut possuble for hum to rude hus hobby wuth other students whose unterests are congenual wuth hus The new skulls understandung and apprecuatuon he gauns from extra currucular actuvutues brung new unterest to hus regular classwork and more happuness to hus lute at school Durung the l944 45 school term meetungs of student organuzatuons have been held the thurd peruod un the dauly sessuon The results have been satusfyung The number of organuzatuons has uncreased from eughteen to thurty sux and the student membershup un Sunce the class of l945 has furnushed much of the leadershup and support of the enlarged extra cur ucular program of the hugh school the theme chosen for the l945 Comus us The Class of l945 un School Actuvutues JAMES W RICHARDSON CO2 DEPARTMENTAL cuuss nooks TO NEW INTERESTS Among the many actuve organuzatuons whuch foster good wull and fruenclshup among uts students are the Pan Amerucan League the Physucal Scuence Club and the Commercual Club Grouped about a laboratory table are a few members of the Physucal Scuence Club wutnessung an experument wuth the Leyden condenser The offucers and commuttee heads of the Pan Amerucan League are readung Spanush magazunes and newspapers Thus actuvuty whuch enruches theur knowledge of Spanush speakung lands us enuoyed by all A group of members of the Commercual Club us receuvung first hand experuence wuth varuous busuness machunes At one glance these clubs may seem very dufferent Indeed but they all have one purpose the enruchung of a student s lufe - , , . . . . . 1. I . - ' I I - . . . . . . I . . . . g I these clubs is approximately one thousand. - fl . I w . I . . I . , . 1 ' I I . - '

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LANGUAGES KEY TO OTHER CULTURES Thrs year The LaT n German and French Clubs have allempfed To make Therr meehngs rn The new acTrvrTres program more enroyable by ducalron Through enroymerrf Varrous actrvrfres whrch could noT be carrred on very we'l rn The average classroom yeT could be promulgafed rn a club proved boTh rnfereshng and proflTable The prclures aT The a l.aTln game and pup ls rn The French Club readrng a French newspaper and stuclyrng Th dress on Fren h dolls rnarccTe s me of Trese acTrvrT es lT ha been a good year for al The language clubs rlghT-The German Club sTudenTs Confesfing wlTh flash cardsg The l.aTin Club sTuden1's playing