Austin High School - Comet Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Training in the physical sciences has become more and more vital in a world that depends upon the latest in re- search and invention. 'l'he Physical Science Department seeks to train the student so that he may design a better mouse trap, invent more economical methods oi life, and devise more etiec- tive checlrs on disease. erosion. and the ills that do beset us. FACUL fi? The study ot languages acquaint: the student with the idioms. the traditions. and the customs of other peoples. It facilitates an understanding of and a sympathy with all nationalities. The Language Arts teachers have missed no opportunity to further this under- standing. to teach tolerance and ac- ceptance in this post-war One World. TY

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