Duval High School - Safari Yearbook (Lanham Seabrook, MD)

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Science Department The Science Department, in offering so many good courses, is able to broaden the student's knowledge of general princi- ples and urges the students' to explore new and unlimited fields. Biology, the study of living things, starts the sopho- more program. Advanced Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Physical Science are the courses offered to juniors and Seniors. In the classroom, demonstrations and audio-visual materials are used in conjunction with a limited amount of individual laboratory experience. Under the supervision of Commander Scott, DuVal also offers to the more capable students a double period of either Chemistry or Physics. Openings for lab assistants also pro- vide students with more experience in laboratory techniques. Mr. William A. Burslem B.S, University of Maryland ' Biology Photographic Staff X a ii 5 Q Q . 'era ' , , 0 aan. , as -. 7 41' I ,. cu 9,1 -' U 'qw ,I ,w 0. 140 J' i, , M tb ','..,r,g,'.- id H 2,5 g, f mm! keg tg 5 . wi .2 -' Q , ,f as 3 .-'. Q,,..i,'g ,-ygg .,, ',,,l! .Q ..- 1'-gg ,gn ,W '-U . ' .. , l, QQ Q F , i-'Eau 'ye- ...QJ isa You have to open at least one eye! 4:2 13- . . M 'A p- F t Mr john P Hall MISS Sally A' Daily BX. Ugiifersityl-tiff Rochester B-S Rmnfllxf Colle!-if B.A. Regis College Biology Biology Chemistry Co-sponsor Chemistry-Physics Club Sophomore F.T.A.