Lancaster High School - Cayugan Yearbook (Lancaster, NY)

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LANGUAGES At Lancaster Hlgh School several language courses are offered The prlme purpose 15 to teach the language second promote general lntelllgence concernlng forexgn countrres lastJ to further lnternatlonal understandrng The course rn Latln taught by Mlss Calklns, alms pr1 marllv to g1Je the lndlvldual a baslc knowledge f t German also taught by Mlss C Calkrns and French taught by M155 Loulse DGVISJ alms however to meet all the purposes mentloned ln the prevrous paragraph 'Y .Q .Q Save va UUIWHNL mls 1:22:15 m I M' W' .Aix VJ X, Lyn UD YJ PHYSICAL EDUCATION The physlcal educat1on department of Lancaster Hlgh School offers a varred, broad and suffrcrently elastlc program to meet the needs of the dxfferent types of students It 13 the alm of the physlcal educat1on and coachlng staff to provlde a well rounded program of lntramural recreatlon al and 1ht9fSChOlGStlC OCt1V1t1GS The program 15 under the d1rect1on of Mxss Florence Glllette and Mr John J Java The coach1ng staff consists of M wh1t9J M Kllng, M Java, Mr Ockerman, and Mr Slmmons il . ' I ' 5 J to vw: T... T XF-2 .T ,S A 'fn f Qu 1' A T' ,Ja iJS I ' NUMJ M If X Q9 UMW. 'uv it ' J, A , Q ,- uh ' 8 , , Kr J , 0 . Y ,

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SOCIAL STUDIES Good American citizens are formed by knowledge of their social environment and good trainingj the social studies de- partment of our school endeavors to give the students this train- ing. ln Social Science Miss Snyder instructs them in the machin- ery and functions of our political, social, and economic life' ' Economics in the business of earning a living. A three year COUTSG iN history devoted to the study of the development of human society attempts, under the instruction of Miss Cowan to make them aware of the achievements and failures, the inspiration and by Wu 43 I 3 u T5 :T All gLaqT J K A lvxywx X X Nl-gy, h is Q NJ Chevn1aTi E HHBfy ., pitfalls of the past, that their Judgment and sympathies may be broadened to cope with the complex problems of today The entire program stresses current problems SCIENCE The purpose of the science department at Lancaster High School is to train students for professions, although for the average person the chief aim is to bring about a more intel ligent way of living The course in general science, taught by Miss Frances Ruffner, and senior science, taught by Mr Robert Wright, tend to give the individual a more intelligent view of life The courses in chemistry and in physics, taught by Mr Wright are designed train the students in the field of chemistry and in the field mechanics respectively In addition, biology taught by Mr W Kling, is offered for the sake of those students who expect enter any of the various branches of biology 14 9 N F xrkqfg? Q W P 5 Q. I 1. .GQ ' P 7?f Xxx U ,J if us, w f r N X h- tr is i 3 is 5 1 1 i s I 5:1 F , I, 6 gig 1 E ' :Q li 4 ,y . ' Ik app . . . . . . of . . . I to