Ridley Township High School - Archive Yearbook (Folsom, PA)

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L UsIng the bIoscope to vIew a yaruety of Insects Mrs E deBerardInIs adds to the knowledge of these bIology students the lwmg world In addItIon to the tradItIonal SlUdI9S applted scIence may be elected by technIcal students and others who wIsh to contInue the study of thIs most Important subtect In the applIed scIence classes the students learn the practIcal applIcatIon of SCIGDTIHC laws and prIncIples On AprIl 23 a ScIence FaIr was held In the sensor hIgh school gym nasIum PupIls from the elementary and IunIor hugh school as well os those from the hIgh school took part In thIs gIant exhIbItIon of the work of the entIre school year WIth the basIc knowledge gaIned from the scIence courses at RIdley TownshIp a student IS prepared for the advanced work he wIll receIve In the college or UDIVGVSITY of hIs choIce He may also Uflllle hIs knowl edge IH the vast fIeld of Industry whIch lS contmually In need of scIen hflcally traIned personnel '74 k-5 e-,,, L23- Q A Creattng Interest the sublect of bIology IS of specIal concern to Mr H Pless DurIng one of the laboratory perIods J SchImkoIItIs and G SmIth learn the correct procedure OfdlSSECtII'1g a worm ll'-1211 The chapter concernmg solutIons must be mastered by the students of Mr C PrIces chemIstry class before they con perform the expenment on the followmg day 5 v- 9 - 1' H vc A . ms' 1 s f 0 1' V 7 'V I o o ' xxx, Q f, . '. . . I 'lh-Ish-.n,. T I ,---, f 'xl -l7 Lf . 1 A I -f l' 11, 6, fi . I l - sg 3. ,. x f , f. Ili' 3 ft' rw I 1. ' , W - v,-, eY.-- - V - , S I 5- if Y V U N I J I D 1 t . I, X as A - , A, ' Y X V

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E F' -fr: MR GEORGE THOMPSON Penn State Department Head MRS ELIZABETH deBERARDlNlS AB Immaculata College Mr G Thompson captures the nnterest of hrs chemnstry class wnth a vusual demonstratlon whale descrnbmg the process of dlstlllatnon of water Q MR HERBERT PLESS MS Temple Univ MR CHARl.ES PRICE MS Unlv of Penna k -31. is! ,qv of S C I E N C E an mslght mto In keeprng pace wnth the contnnuang stress the modern world ns placnng upon the teachtng of scuence the scnence department has expanded nts courses to satrsfy both the student who plans to do advance work and those who want only a practucal knowledge at the worknng of our um verse For those wlro wrsh to study some of the basuc facts of plant and animal lute a year of buology IS otrtered Observatson and expernmenta tnon through dusectton help gnve the students a better unsught unto the living world The more advanced courses of physucs and chemtstry are offered to the lunxors and seniors The excellent apparatus nn our laboratories as put to good use oy the students an these classes as they learn more about matter nts physlcal and chemrcal changes and energy Lt.-ffm' 'K Wnth the and of an Illustrated chart Mr H Pless enlnghtens has bralogy Mr G Thompson helps J Mnscnls solve a duftlcult problem dealmg wuth class as to the structure and appearance of the sponge acceleratnon as class members compare thenr answers nn therr seats

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MR FRANCIS BENISCHECK MS Temple Unuv Department Head MISS STElI.A ECONOMOS BS Ruder College MRS VIRGINIA HERSEY Drexel lnstutute MISS JUDITH MII.lER BS Shuppensburg S T C 5 If in I KJ r Whule typung students lumber theur fingers on a Monday morn ung wuth a flve munute speed test Mr F Benuscheck unstructs O Maloney as to the proper hand posutuons COMMERCIAL TRAINING opens paths Busuness Educatuon us desugned to meet the termunal needs of those choosung the commercual field un whuch to work Three malor areas of study Accountung, Clerucal and Secretarual are ottered to those takung busuness traunung A student may choose the one that wull be the most bene ficual and wull best suut hus abulutues Accountung prepares students as bookkeepers Clerucal work trauns pupuls un nec essary routune and machune office skulls Secretarual traunung provudes unstructuon un sublects necessary for entrance unto stenographuc or secretarual work NJN MUN D+ i. Rememberung that accuracy us the emphasus of the lesson, M A Tor chuk checks wuth Mrs V Hersey as to the correct spellung of a word before resumung the letter -if N414 'bf ' .--1.1: ,. I 'Dila The unterest of the class us focused on the board as Mr P Yacyk expertly renders a solutuon to a complex problem students encountered whule com putung Insurance premuums un busuness math class I tss' W V ,L ,sg ' ' , ' 3 .Q Q - fr - -f I fp. ffl ' I fill I . f I -,Q . if ' ' j I . ., ' . r'1'V f5 ' 2? ii 0 W rf Q O V Q lu . . . . . ss., ' ' ' ' - - . . I . .I - 1 1 .unn I u 1 q n I 3 ' V