Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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22 i LATI The Latin Department is under the supervision of Mrs. Margaret Long. Through the use of various proiects, the students learn about Latin. The first year students kept pictorial notebooks showing the nouns and verbs. Some second year Latin students translated extra projects. Mrs. Long oversees Sherry Walters and Tom Carr as they put Latin sentences on the board in Latin ll. , VIL. Q g I -,,,, 5 1, . Fife. W Mr sway awwhw if in . . .g f?.:m,5li Q . 1 , Q ' f f . ,. , in ,. , . :f A ff x Rf 4 MRS. MARGARET LONG Latin I and ll Graduate work: University of Pittsburgh Hobbies: Reading, Knitting, and Sports Activities: Broadwalk Freshman Class Ad- visor Mrs. Long emphasizes the long marks over certain letters in Latin words to her Latin l class.

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DONALD MILLER Biology, Ancient History Slippery Rock College Activities: 8th Grade Class Advisor Hobbies: Archery, Cooking, Taxidermist, Barbershop Quartet Singing. ROBERT WAGNER Algebra I, Physics, Physical Science, 8th Grade Math Thiel, Lycoming Activities: Proiectionist Club, Junior Class Advisor Hobbies: Sports, T.V. SCIENCE The Science Department ot Youngs- ville High School otters courses in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Earth and Space Science, and General Science. The science program is initiated in the seventh grade with the introduc- tion of General Science. More advanc- ed General Science is taught to the eighth and ninth grades, expanding their knowledge and building their appreciation of the scientific world in which they live. Biology is taught in the tenth grade, followed by chemistry and physics in the eleventh and tweltth grades, re- spectively. Satisfying the need ot the college preparatory student is but one aim of the Science Department. lt is also in- terested in developing logical and scientific thinking by all students as well as to broaden and enrich their concepts which have been constructed during earliei' years of education. ig - T 553 4 ' FLOYD R. WADDELL Biology and Health Slippery Rock State College Graduate Work: Penn State Hobbies: Boating, Water Sports, Hunting, and Shooting