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

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HISRIHQRT RIQICHARIJ Plzyfirf FRED Scmimuceu 1,lIy.flC.l' am! Cllrmiflry l Russert, Kmtss Cen. Biology, Rel. Scienre and Soph. Hoya .ldvifer llmiiu' Nliisslxoi-ix SA xi U E I, O'r'ri NG ii R Rflalfil Sczenrr RALPH XVI-1'I'HERHOI.D Biology l'iI7W.'XRll Zixixiicimxx lleai! :if Srzwiri' llfpzlrfrlzfrzt -Ioux ll.xi'i-'s Ref. Siffzirf' sl 1 af? if- ' Clirni iflry Tnoxi.-xs BiuaNN,xN Chem ii try CA RI. KN,xL'ss Roniim' S'r,xL ifriea Phyf irx Clif m iflry This department tries to teach the student to reason objectively. The scientist is a critical, unprejudiced expert trying to make use of his scientific solutions for every practical use of life. It aims to make the student aware of the many practical applications of science to every day life. This is all done through the use of the traditional together with a variety of visual aids, dramatic demonstrations and out of class activities that help the student grasp the real meaning of the course selected. page twcvitywight

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DoRo'I'HY SwoI-Ii 'rrrirlr and Spa II 1,111 PI-III.III Scmiovm I.HfZ-VI RXXXIONIJ xh'XI.l.liR ffwafl or furrigzl l.IlIIQNzlAQr' llrpiirmzrfil. Spuzihlx if I 5 vfk ,ai RICH.-XRD NlII,I,IiIc Frmzrlz am! llrrnizin, Srnmr l?uy,t' ,'lif4:'1'.w'r XY.-XRRIZN FRITSCH f:F7'7?IIIN and l.alz'n ALICIA Scnw.-xNINfsHR Latin The Foreign Language Department gives the student :I sympathetic understanding of other peoples and their customs aswell :Is to teach him the language. Included in the Language Course are vocabulary huilding, di-ill, research, and functional gl'2lIIlI'l12il' concepts. High School offers two year courses in French, German and Spanish. A student may study as much as four years of Latin. page tl1I1t3'