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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