Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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Procedures to be followed in entering student projects in the Science Fair at Albright College are outlined by the sci- ence department head, Mr. W. Whalen Fenstermacher. Seated -- Mr. Theodore Starr, Mr. Warren R. Filer, Mr. Fred E. Luckenbill, Miss Arline Winter, Mrs Angeline K. Dotyg Standing - Mr. John E. Sheetz, Jr.g Mr. Char- les A. Schaich, Mr. Lewis F. Mar- derness, Mr. W. Whalen Fenster- macher Science Department Department Head - Mr. W. Whalen Fenstermacher Space . . . today's challengeg tomorrow's frontier. Physical and biological cour- ses offered at R.H.S. continue to keep in pace with all phases of our nati0n's scientific pro- gress, and as such provide the knowledge and background necessary to our students for an intelligent understanding of scientific advancement of the present and of the future. s 2-5 2 i fi 2? Q fl 5 K .A e 19 km' AM I I 'il . ,. f ' is ' ' ' uf . sa., K 4 ' ' :cs N11 Members of Miss Angeline Doty's advanced biology class use the Rayscope to study en- larged views of minute cell structures. Inquisitive chemistry students show intense interest as Mr. Carl Schaich performs and ex- plains the complicated experi- ment of separating chemical compounds.

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5 Department Department Head - Mr, J. Haage-2nd Sem. Special activities spon- sored by the guidance de- partment Which proved ben- eficial to our student body included the Drexel Testing Program, College Night, the Marriage Forum, Career Conferences, Panel Discus- sions, the Pennsylvania State Employment Service Tests and Interviews, and supervision of student visi- tations to local industries. Many times Mr. Connard C. Cramp supplemented his regular class instruction with informal group discus- sions. Extending personal guid- ance to individual students and supervising the home- room guidance programs were the chief duties of Miss Grace W. Trout. In addition to being voca- tional counselor, Mr. Wil- liam H. Wisler supervised various testing programs and also served as the school representative for the processing of work per- mit applications.

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Mathematics Department Department Head - Mr. David L. Hoffman Computation . . . Measure- ments , . . Problem Solving - mastery of these and other im- portant phases of mathema- tics enabled students to ac- quire the quantitative con- cepts required for effective application in college, voca- tional or every day use. Offered by the department were integrated and well-plan- ned courses designed to fit the needs of the students accord- ing to the various curricula. College algebra students re- ceive a clear explanation of a puzzling problem from Mr. John L. Sharadin, our new mathematics teacher. Important math principles re- lated to the students' shop work were capably explained by Mr. Harry Scott in his in- dustrial geometry classes. M r. David H o ffman, our newly appointed head of the mathe- matics department, leads his stay? members in a discussion of the values of a new instruc- tional film. Row 1 - Miss Elizabeth E. Smith, Mr. R. Stuart Stump, Mr, Harry M. Scott, Miss Olga M. Pfauq Row 2 - Mr. Carl E. Boltz, Mr. John L. Sharadin, Mr, William Horineg Standing A Mr. David L, Hoffman