Brandywine High School - Azurean Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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I20 SYNTHETIC PEOPLE At left: Electrons on the loose Below: A4cu!e germs. SCIENC LIB At left: Pouff, - it's red! Pouff, - it's green! SCIENCE CLUB: Front row, from left: H. Emery, J. Dills, M. Fox, L. Knerr, C. Rogler, J. Kinnamon, J. Richardson, S. Calvarese, B. Zehner, H. Day. Second row: Mr. Musko, adviser, Mr. Miller, adviser, Mr. Nejako, adviser, R. Ross, Vice-President, D. Hindin, Treasurer, R. Donner, President, J. Hutton, R. Baumeister. : e . 1 I el 81-I

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E E i s ld J F C L'nd v M Parman B Herbert Q Scheer B Benve W. Abore: JUNIORS: Front row, from left: J. Crum, C. Burke, M. Gou , . unger, . 1 se, . ' ' , . , .. . , . ,, , Hobbs. Second row: B. Cooke, Vice-President, P. Kerstettcr, P. Thorn, T. Hedin, l.. Sundet, E. Fisher. B. Wiebe, C. Adamson, J. Bechtel, J. Richa ardson. Third row: R. Ross, M. Toomey, W. Klausmeier, S. Foster, E. Snyder, A. Bringardner, B. Morris, E. Lyon. Fourth row: F.. Blomstedt, J. Willing, B. Powers, M. Freedman, R. Elliott, J. Wuson, C. Hill. Not shown: V. Del.uca, D. Lyons, l.. Waddell, L. Goldstein. NATIO AL H0 OR SQCIETY Below: SENIORS: Front row, from left: R. Jack, C. Barnes, C. Bush, K. Schaefer, A. Roberts, B. Stergis, J. Brachman, N. Hauser, K. Green, B Evans. Second row: Miss Betz, advisor, T. Hammer, President, J. Feldmann, Secretary, J. Clor, Treasurer, S. Roth, A. Bither, K. Yacoe, M. May N. Newnam, J. Shepherd, A. Abrahams. Third row: B. Pody, E. Rice, C. Chapman, M. Neugebauer, S. Bedford, T. lmmediato, J. Talley, J. Frees K. Cage, E. Mahru, C. Rosenberg. Fourth row: J. Kinnamon, B. Bechtold, B. Planer, J. Millstone, C. Centa, B. Levering, D. Hindin, B. Roth P. Parker, J. Jensen, J. Nack. Fifth row: J. McMillan, R. Lyon, D. Harris, R. Donner, H. Emery, R. Baumeister, N. DelCampo, R. Jones, P. Thomp son, J. Hamilton, B. Slavin. Not shown: W. Lips, D. Sweet. f

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THE QU LIFYI G BRAIN ri SCIENCE SEMINAR: Front row, from left: M. Stuart, B. Powers, P. Thorn, K. Rondestvedt, J. Funger, J. Bechtel, C. Lindsey, J. Fox, B. Roth. Second row: J. Richardson, L. Sundet, C. Maynard, K. Pugh, D. Reynard, J. Wason, D. Yacoe. Third row: J. Willing, D. Hindin, D. Barefoot, H. Emery, R. Jones, R. Day. Specific scientific interests were pursued to a much greater extent than was possible in classes this year at the 6 Monday night, SCIENCE SEMINAR meetings. Guest speak- X I ers discussed topics of interest, while the selected members prepared individual projects and took an occasional field trip. Also, on Monday evenings, the HUMANITIES SEMINAR held stimulating discussions, which were the basis of indi- vidual projects. The members, chosen from a wide range of applicants, heard lectures on such topics as: family serv- ice, adoption, and the United Fund. Their year was high- lighted by outings to Winterthur and to the A. I. Institute. N With the uniting of the many scientific fields, the SCI- I N ENCE CLUB members worked with much enthusiasm as individual progress on lab projects and experiments were exchanged at the formal monthly meeting. Much insight was gained in each field through frequent lectures by scien- tists and by organized excursions. With the late affiliation with the Future Scientists of America, the club was enabled to keep pace with national development. HUMANITIES SEMINAR: Front row, from left: K. Yacoe, M. Pyle, K. Schaefer, J. Crum, C. Wetzler, P. Parker, B. Stergis, J. Wingerd, B. Cook. .I. Calvarese. Second row: S. Foster, W. Hobbs, B. Benson, B. Benge, A. Frelick, A. Roberts, J. Frees, G. Englund. Third row: E. Blomstedt, P. Thompson, R. Lyon, D. Bailey, S. Roth, K. Green, R.,Ross. l2l