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ALWAY FASCINATI G Mr. William Jacobs B.S. Juniafa College Mr. Whedon Myers B.S. York Junior College Millersville Stole College ,uww-K-fn W 4 . Q -. Q 1 ef si Mr. Curvin Senft B.S. Millersville Stale College Western Maryland OF TH! ELEMENTS 2 Q 1 i B C D 323 irish-Er? AiSiPS ., 4 GC i no Mr. Gary Cable B.S. are an 're 5: E2 'Sr Bi Po ie is wi M 9 Ho Er Tm Millersville Siafe College Temple University 22322
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Mr. David Beckmyer B.S. Gettysburg Mrs. Julia Goigan B.S. Elizabethtown College Western Maryland College Temple University SCIENCEE ER CHA GI G SCIENCE Today, science is instrumental in the lives of students. lt is taught because of a need for general scientific literacy, because of the value we attribute to critical thought, and because of our depend- ence upon scientists and engineers. Science is not a course to be memorized, but one in which students initiate studies that will de- velop understanding and thoughtful behavior and action. A good background in the field of science helps a student to better under- stand and appreciate the earth, its inhabitants, and the universe. A student can learn to change and control his environment or sim- ply adjust to it. Knowing, understanding, and appreciating science will contribute to a student's educational and vocational guidance, and it will be useful in working with care and precision, The op- portunities offered in the many sciences develop an interest and awaken the curiosity of students. Mr. Larry Bailey B.A. Gettysburg College Temple University 12l
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TO U DERSTA D THE PRESENT, ,1 fkwgg ,ff p Mr. Allan E. Zinna B.S. Millersville State Teachers SOCIAL STUDIES A sense ot understanding is the key aim of our Social Studies department. In the tense situation of a modern world, it proves necessary tor us to know and under- stand our tellow man, A person who can understand the problems ot his tellow man as well as his own, will be dble to conduct himself as an intelligent thinking citizen ot a democratic society. It is the goal ot the Social Studies Department to in- still in the minds ot our students a true interpretation of a democratic government. As citizens, we must be able to understand the conception of a democratic government in order tor us to obtain its tull benehts. Mr. Ralph Yohe B.S.B.D. MVS Helen Rmlmfds A B Millersville State College, Lancaster Theological Seminary, U, of Pennsylvania University of Virginia U. of Maine
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