Southeast High School - Crusader Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Physics, Chemistry, Mathi Challenge Scholars Physics teacher Mr. Leonard Rice checks papers behind a fortress of steam engines. Mrs. Theresa Bauman explains molar equations to a chemistry Mr. Roy Becklean shows the lighter side of math while explaining an arithmetic problem. Mr. Leo Lazzo patiently explains an algebra problem for a first-year algebra student. class. Zh. as 5 X ,,,.,. ' 2, f ef xl , 5 LZ, f Che his 5 211'1C PQI' ivel Stul EO 2 CIE hor clas dist hin the fres me1 wir giv zati

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, X 0' f Ai! Dvel. 7 , 9 uth- edge :hal- uage tera- stu- his- i, are xten- ooks, itself rd on s the Biologists Experiment, Ubseroe, Conclude Mr. Richard Witte prepares to show a film on sea life to his biology class. Biology and human science deal with life in all its forms. BSCS biology, taught in all classes, stresses ad- vanced experimentation. Classification and dissection play an important role and are facilitated by precision equipment such as microscopes and slides. - Human science deals primarily with health and hy- giene and provides a thorough understanding of the body as a complex machine. Composing a reply to a student's question is Mr. Phillip Tmby, human science teacher. Using a model of a flower, Mrs. Dorothy Hollo- way explains the process of pollination. Mrs. Ruth Whiteside explains the merits of good per- sonal hygiene. Mrs. Marion Cornelius directs the dissection of a frog in her first year biology class. A , I ,

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