Phoenixville High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Phoenixville, PA)

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TAF 1959 Pat Hntz and Pat jones always greet everyone with a friendly smile They had an extra big Jil-f 1 .fy r pob this year because so many reports had to be typed for evaluation in january However the two Pats lend a helping hind cheerfully at all times ...X llFETEHIl -19 Under the capable supervision of the head dietician Mrs. Alice Watkins appealing menus are prepared by Mrs. Wdowiak Mrs. Sheetz Mrs. MeConaghy and Mrs. Ku p. v 1 Miss Alice Dries, the school nurse, has a pill for cvcry- thing. She and Dr. Vincent Ciucci, the school doctor, patiently administer physi- cal examinations for partici- pants in school athletics. CIUTUDIAN Mr. Merchant and Mrs. -'. Smith keep the halls of I V l'.A.H.S. so clean that visit- ors are favorably impressed hy the excellent condition of our new school. if N 1' V .R 'K 'X .' ...M J: ' W I . F wiv' W? I

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ENGLISH - The funda- mentals of composition, ap- preciation of classics, and discussion periods are in- tegral parts of the advanced program of the English De- partment. PHYSICAL EDUCATION -- Physical exercises is a stimulus not only to the hody, but the mind. This purpose is incorporated into all Physical Education pro- grams. iI li I BIOLOGY - Biology is re- quired of all sophomores, in- cluding vocationals. Study is centered around a core of laboratory experiments and student projects, thereby giv- ing practical application to scientific theory. CURRICUL M SOCIAL STUDIES - The progress of man's cultural complex is studied through the media of World History, United States History, and Problems of Democracy. HEALTH - Through health courses, students gain a working knowledge of the physical and mental func- A tions of the human body enabling them to better understand themselves. i DRIVER EDUCATION - Putting the emphasis on safety, Driver Education students learn the operation and mechanics of an auto- mobile. . '+L A 'BP 5 .. -l