Long Branch High School - Green Wave Yearbook (Long Branch, NJ)

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Mysteries of Earth Science are revealed by Mr. Kolibas. john Kolibas, B.S., M.Ed. Chemistry, Earth Science Gen. Science Q . ,- 2 fy X - YW xjffifg s9gf?a+2'ir frf-2'.p f 4435152-1 625133 . Leslie Grove, B.S., MA. Biology Science Department expands course A knowledge of science is an important key to success in to- day's world of nuclear power. Throughout our nation, schools have begun to place more stress on the subjects in this field. Here at Long Branch High, the Science Department has devised a program designed to supply students not only with scientific information but also the reason- ing behind the accepted facts. Various courses such as bi- ology, chemistry, physics, earth science, and general science are available to students. Along with text books, discussions, and lec- tures, there is a special phase of the course in which actual laboratory Work is done. Stu- dents may also gain personal ac- claim through participation in Youn scientists probe . 3 . microscopic world. r . 5 . -

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MATHE ATIC Mr. Brown supervises board work. zathernatical competence in todayis world. ught. Accelerated and college-level courses are offered to ose who seek still deeper understanding and skill in is Held. Various opportunities for competitions on state and terstate levels are given to the capable student. On several these occasions, our students have brought honor to our hool by their performances. Whatever the future intent of the student, our Mathe- atics Department aims at developing in him clear, ac- rate, and logical thinking coupled with a general knowl- lge of the world of mathematics. Arlene Brown, B.A. General Math., Algebra Earl Hartman, B.A., MA General Math. Albert Bollmeyer, B.S. General Math., Algebra An advanced algebra student explains his project. Miller Preston B.A. .t . E'l2:t5 2 ef .fs-he Algebra, General Math. -E s eat . ' 'tg Q t . . ,Sa Q. is as MM if 2 524 'E t W if ,At B . .f Q Y f' X , ip X WW X N 46 aw f X W s if Q 2,9 X xx sax ffaesilw . ' 'f H Q f N w' 3, t-, wa, Q if A a f wr: 'W i

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f ts, ff' . 34 CIE CE sr E K F li X. it ' air- -.,t15fi 'J I. A. Zarik, B,S., M.A. GegrA1dCMARbitt Physics - -: ' - Chemistry Bori Olla, B.A. Biology, Earth Science o meet current scientific challenges . . i 1 ' cience fairs, contests, and club I . ctivities. i l Through this comprehensive y . wrogram, students are able to L f-x Graha1g.PgamS'B'S' nderstand the advancements it 'O ogy eing made in science every day Ind, if they desire, to go on to lake their own contributions. Lveryone may share in the ex- if ff , 9 to t , , iting World that awaits us hrough science. l ' s x ' 'fat Q4 I ft 2 A t Rollo Galbraith, B.A. Biology f Hsti .. . A sf L. UTERRESTRIS REX? I thought they said this was an earthwormf' .,., ,fy -is 'ijg'r M W fad' - Ki, ,gm V5 Gg,:,cn5,, MQW- 4, Robert Irvine, B.S. Biology