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

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Mr John Saccomandi. LaSalle College. B A.. Math Applications 1. Trigonometry. Statistics Mr. Thomas O’Connell. Xavier University. Temple University. B.S.. Geometry Mr George M Pellak. Drexel University. B S . Drexel Uni versity. MBA. Algebra I. Math Applications II Ms Irene Ampthor. Chestnut Hill College. B.S.. Finite Math. Algebra U 17

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MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT The aims of the Math Department are to give the students the type of background skills and basic principles they will need for their future in areas of logical thinking. For the college bound students, there are college prep courses available which incorporate various aspects of computer programming. The department has a computer well-equipped for this purpose. For the non-college bound students, the department provides instruction in all basic areas of mathematics. There are twenty-two courses offered to give flexibility, yet still provide a well-rounded education. Mr Joseph Schuler—Department Chairman. LaSalle College. B A.. Trenton State College. M.A., Geometry, Trigonometry. Analytic Geometry Rev. DePaul Sobotka. St. Francis College. BA. Villanova University. M A T M.. Algebra II. Analysis Rev Ira Targonski, St Francis College. BA. Rosary College. MA . L.S.. Geometry. Attendance Director Mr Louis Fante. St. Joseph’s College. B.S.. Algebra I. Guidance Counselor Rev Joseph Stryjewski. St Francis College. B A . Villanova University. MA. Algebra I. Athletic Director 1977 Mr. Eugene Davis. LaSalle College. B A.. Temple University. M.A.. Algebra I. Geometry 16

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SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Student investigation of the phenomena of nature is a major activity in the science classes. Well equipped laboratories provide students with the tools to explore the scientific world An experienced staff uses inquiry-oriented lectures to help satisfy the needs of Ryan students. Discussion of newer horizons of scientific discovery is encouraged. always within the framework of the Christian Ethic. A variety of courses enables students in Ryan to acquire the background of scientific material necessary for a person in today’s technological age. Mr Hairy Neenhold—Department Chairman. Villanova University. B.S.. Temple University. Ed M . Biology. A P. Biology Mr Barry Rogers. Pennsylvania State University. B S . Temple University. M S . Biology. Advanced Environmental Science Mr Frank Morris. Temple University. B S . Community College. A A Med Tech.. Biology. Advanced Anatomy. Physiology Mr John Mulroncy. LaSalle College. BA. Trenton State College. M.Ed.. R.P.S., Political Behavior Mr. Joseph Birzes. West Chester State College. B.S.. Biology