Balboa High School - Zonian Yearbook (Balboa, Canal Zone Panama)

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MR. FISCHER LE VES US Mr. Fischer has been a teacher in BHS for the past 25 years. He first came here in i9-40, and now, in 1965 he is saying goodbye to all of us at BHS. During his years of Teaching in the Canal Zone, where he has taught Chemistry, Physics, Math and German, Mr. Fischer has seen The development of a new and better BHS. The chemistry and Physics labs are far better equipped today than they were when Mr. Fischer first arrived. He has seen the gradual growth of our Spanish department, from strictly blackboard learning, to tape recorders, and finally to our brand new lan- guage lab, which was used for the first time this year. He has seen our home economics rooms change from crowded counters, to modern kitchens. He has seen Balboa High expand in the field of commercial courses. Today, students are taught to use electric typewriters, to take and transcribe shorthand notes, to operate complicated wood and metal shop machines, and to develop many special artistical talents. lt's True that Mr. Fischer must leave us now, but before he goes he would like to show you a little part of the new BHS. He will begin, of course, with Chem- istry, for this is his field, and continue on to Physiology, the newest of the new look in Balboa High.

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Mr. Fischer shows that chemistry is a foggy subieci. MR. FISCHER'S HEMISTRY Mr. Fischer Teaches the importance of knowing which chemicals io choose. Diane Zerr sets up an experiment in Mr. Fischer's laboratory vi' , ,,., NIMH Kiiiiiiiiii