Bennett College - Belle Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Venus Fallen slips a good yawn in during a biology lab as Geraldine and Mary Jane work. Science faculty participated in an Open Forum to discuss institutional concerns. Dr. J. Henry Sayles, Director Endless activity characterized the Science Division. Students found little opportunity to claim boredom in light of the numerous assignments, lab pro- jects, and studying. Technological advances highlighted the year. New instruc- tional monitors were added. We found ourselves spending as much time in the Learning Resources Center as in the classroom. The mathematics department noted an increase in the students pursuing engineer and mathematics degrees. The new look in the Physical Education area was the result of new personnel. Again the gym- nastics class was one of the most sought after. The annual science career sym- posium boosted student in- terest during the spring. Careers in dentistry, podiatry, optometry, opthalmology, and allied health careers were discussed. The Home Economics Depart- ment continued to spark our in- terest with its varied program- ming and mini-course. 1 Science Division 18

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Mathematics teacher Lucinda Brunson showed that hard work in the class paid off in the teaching experience.

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Coach McDougle assists new golfer in developing her putting technique. Majors were able to ponder career choices during the medical career symposium. PASSING THOUGHTS! My goal is to constantly strive for excellence as a science major. There ' s no room for failure in the field. Science is an innovating field which really challenges the mind. One must be able to apply the theories to life. —Mary Jane Simpkins 19