Lincoln West High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Past, Present, Future. Social Studies helps us to learn more about the world and the people in it. It is here that we look at the past and present events that either directly or indirectly affect us. And it is here that we examine all of the political, social, and economic forces at work in this and other countries which will shape our future as a nation. Courses include World, American, and Black History, Economics, American Gov't, Street Law and Geography. 21

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Science Opens New Doors Physics can be difficult—but it's fun. Visit a science class at Lincoln-West and you will find beakers, jars, test tubes, microscopes, and periodic charts. These are just some of the tools used to study the plant, animal and chemical life found on our planet. Through experimentation, students are shown how new approaches in science can lead to a better way of life for all mankind. Courses include Physical and Environmental Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics. There is an A.P. Biology class for college bound seniors. The fascination of the root!! Miss Alicea enthusiastically shows dissection. Students discover the table of elements. Chemistry labs have interesting results.

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Passport to the World Mrs. Dumdum teaches Spanish for Spanish Speakers. French I students learn the basics of the language. One of the many advantages of learning a foreign language is that students have an opportunity to learn about people in other countries. It is wise to know and understand the language, customs, and culture of other nations, in todays complex world. Students can study either French, or Spanish from beginning to advanced levels. Spanish for Spanish speakers is also taught. Sra. Dolan points out Bolivia on the map. Elias Maroun practices the superiatif . French IV V students work on grammar.