Nazareth Area High School - Comet Yearbook (Nazareth, PA)

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Are Basic Courses 3. Using the weekly news- paper the American Ob- server Mr. Zell's Prob- lems of Democracy classes keep well informed on cur- rent events. • . Using a chart, Mr. Owens aids Robert Transue in locating organs of the hu- mati alimentary canal. 5. In a sophomore history class, Mr. Rogers points out Alexander the Great's march into Macedonia.

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English and Social Studies Nazareth Area Senior High School offers three courses of study Academic, Commercial, and General. For a diploma each course requires 13 1 5 units of work, including 1 1 5 units of Health and Physical Education. Each of the three courses requires two full units in English and Social Studies each year. The Academic Course is designed for those stu- dents who expect to continue their education in institutions of higher learning. The Commercial Course fits the needs of those students who are preparing to enter some branch of clerical or office work. The General Course provides training in both academic and general subjects for the students who are planning for immediate general employment. . • - 1. In junior English class, Marie Wilson points out the characteristics and use of verbals in a sentence. 2. By means of board work, Arthur Miller, Pat Rinker, Bill Tanzosh, and Frances Karlowitch demonstrate the use of the comma in a sophomore English class. 12

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3. As her classmates look on, Nancyann Boerstler dem- onstrates a proposition on Dihedral and polyhedral angles in trigonometry class. 1. JVhile Mr. Kostenbader and classmates look on, Thomas Gabriel adjusts a spring balance. 2. In chemistry class Eliza- beth Scott and Bruce Doyle explain a chain reaction. 14