Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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The Principal Aims of the Art and Music Departments . . To furnish opportunity to develop skill among those who have the power to create and to acquaint the students with the various media through which their ideas may be expressed. To raise the standard of taste to enjoy life to its fullest extent. , , Row 1--Mrs. Van Dora McKee Fitch, Joseph Ricapito, Miss Marion Graham. Row 2-Warren Horne, Miss Hazel Ressler. Row 1-Miss Ruth D. Weaver, Miss Mary L. Hess, Miss Evelyn Luckey, Miss Marion Clark. Row 2-Miss Eleanor D. Mumbauer, Miss Ethel N. Moll, August A. LaSasso, Miss Ruth E. Blessing, Miss Muriel Wilson. Row 1-Miss Kathryn K. Kutz, Miss G. Marlin Spaid, Mrs. William Stark. Row 2-George W. Coxe, William A. Green, Robert Hutchinson, William Emery. The Principal Aims of the Science Department . . The Principal Aims of the Language Department . . . To develop an ability to read a foreign language with enjoyment, to pronounce it accurately and to use simple, idiomatic expressions in speaking and writing. To develop an appreciation of the his- torical and cultural background of the people whose language is studied. 1. To orient the pupils in the scientific age in which they live through their studies of home economics, biology, chemistry, and physics. 2. To teach proper procedures and scientific habits for personal and public problems. ri

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