Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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A glimpse into the world of unicellular organisms. Mr. David Taylor Mr. Mortimer Simons Mr. Benjamin T. Mcssere 21

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 rfenre Department Our science instructors awaken us to the vastness of the scientific world by impressing upon us the importance of applying scientific fact to useful ideas. The basic biology course acquaints the student with the origin, development, structure, function, reproduction and distribution of plant and animal life. Physics, the exact science, ranges from the study of motions and structures of stars to the internal composition of atoms. Chemistry stresses the changes taking place in living and non-living things. From a practical viewpoint, science trains a citizen to support research projects, to understand the value of preserving our resources and to encourage federal and local health programs—in a scientifically oriented community. John Donlon and John Sosik agree that 2 -f- 2 does equal 4. Mr. Anthony X. Paglione Chairman

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iftfiturij 01'jiartuumt It is the goal of our history department that through the study of the past, WHS students will gain a better understanding of the world and society in which we live. Courses offered by the department include geography, American government. American history (both a one year and two year course) and European history. A history colloquium has been organized to present some of our students with a more profound understanding of the story of the past and its causes. The Caucus Club which meets monthly focuses discussion upon current events as members air out their views on local and national events. “As you can plainly see. Chicago is 7 inches away from New York Martin P. Crowley Jr. Chairman