Archbishop Ryan High School for Boys - Arrow Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Observing students’ progress in discoveries of the cell 27 Mr. Nccnhold develops relevancy in the study of living things.

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SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The Life Sciences - Biology Ecology The purpose of the various life sciences here at Ryan is to help students become aware of biology in their lives in terms of Christian philosophy. Classroom cur-riculums are kept up to date with the latest biological information by a well informed and concerned faculty. Laboratory exercises are very essential to let students experience the practical aspects of biology. The Department has excellent laboratory and media research facilities intended to broaden and enhance students’ interests. Also advanced and diversified courses are offered to satisfy every student’s needs. Mr. Harry Neenhold Science Department Chairman Biology A.P. Biology Demonstrating proper use of the microscope

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SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Physical Sciences: A World Of Matter Energy The aim of the physical sciences offered here at Ryan is to guide the students toward a better understanding of such concepts as gravity, matter, energy, the atom and how various physical forces and laws affect mankind. Leading students over the threshold in an understanding of the mysteries of the physical universe must indeed be a rewarding experience for those involved. Comprehensive instruction and personal attention make even the most abstract theories quite palatable. Mr. Frederick Magenhcimcr Physics Trigonometry Statistics Computer Science Mr. William McIntosh Earth Science Drivers' Education Guidance Counselor Mr. John Connelly Chemistry Organic Chemistry Mr. Victor Staniec I.P.S. Chemistry Mr. Magenhcimcr pauses to allow note taking in physics.