Western Beaver High School - Aurora Yearbook (Industry, PA)

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THIS FOUNTAIN built bv the Art Club is an excellent ex ample of the diversified activities that Hlestern carries on. CIOMMIZRCIAI. STUDENTS are provided with all the equip- ment necessary for comprellensivc preparation. I orkzng fogeilzer At Wfestern, students are constantly exposed to the per- sonal attention of their teachers by being placed in work- ing situations with them. The idea of learning by doing is made as interesting and meaningful as possible by pro- viding the students with the best available equipment. The enthusiasm which this apparatus arouses makes edu- cation a fascinating process for both educators and pupils. INFORMAL student-teacher talks arc not uncommon in thc halls at Western.

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gs L - A if Aw XX . ,,....-my MR. RICHARD GAILEY Quietly omnipresent, he completes his tasks easily and efficiently. In order to make scholastic progress, students require services beyond those in the acadeniic fields. The people who provide these necessities at XVestern are so friendly, efficient, and dependable that they have become at cozxdju- tant part of our school life. Although we often fail to recognize it, they care for us to the point where we are spoiled. Ol R BLS DRIX 1 RS 1 courteous and punctuil gioup of mcn get us where we are going safely and promptly. . .N s t -X MT? ff' ,

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TESTING, although often unpleasant, provides teachers with int formation necessary to improve the quality of their students. earning iogeilzer IN THIS biology lab, as in the rest ol' our school, 'ttlie real thing is provided whenever possible to supply extensive education. BY IVORKING through the parents, teaellers can help with per- sonal problems which might hinder their students. ADEQUATE PRACTICE rooms give the instrumental student a chance to prove that practice makes perfect. Qt? x NKHLSS