West Allegheny High School - Alleghanian Yearbook (Imperial, PA)

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SUSAN KING JOSEPH J. KLIMCHAK ROBERT KNAUER B.S. A.B. M. Ed. B.S. English 9, 10 Latin, Russian, English ll, Art Journalism The social sciences, which bring the serious student a better understanding of those peoples and cultures which have risen and fallen in the ,past, are an important part of West Al1egheny's curriculum. Offered in all four years, these subjects dealing with global, Pennsylvania and American history, government, sociology and economics, prepare the serious student to take his place as an important member of today's fast-moving society. V MARGARET KNOBLOCH ALEXANDER KRAMER WILLARD LANKFORD B. of Music Ed. B. S. M. Ed. B. A. English 10, 11, Developmental Driver Training, Driver English 10, 11, 12 Reading Education

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DALE REDDINGER ALFRED ROSEN GEORGE SCHMIDT B.S. B. F.A. B. A. Physical Education Band Economics, Sociology To be a well-rounded individual, one must be acquainted, not only with the fields of science and social studies but also with varied courses which are offered at W. A. For those interested in enlarging their cultural background, W. A. affords courses in art and music. The commer- cial department prepares the student for entrance into the business worldg and future home- makers become skilled in the home economics department. Courses in shop skills and mechan- ical drawing are open to interested boysp and physical education is required for all students. Thus, every W. A. student is given the opportunity to receive a thorough, yet diversified, edu- cation JOSEPH SCHRAMM, B.S. STELLA SHANE JOYCE SMITH, B.S. Civics Home-School Visitor Typing, Shorthand