Central Bucks High School West - Antler Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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22:4 are straw f Mr. Tregaskis gives helpful hints for dissecting the Rana pipiens. 'E '15 1:T,, A Theodore K. Schafer Chemistry Honors Chemistry ! l Valentine Seidle Biology Electronics Electronics Club John A. Bell Physics Chemistry dvr., Mr. Schafer stirs the troops with his latest handy-dandy crank ,em out experiment. ,s., . - I -. - 25 ,E , X :i f sw, Amrkvri fi ,..V,, g Mgr, i .f .... Qi ,- rr , 5 M M, ,Q ,fum :iV,,..i,ff'1. r fs 1- - . f Worr , i, - , 2' . ,,,,,x., ,rv c,,.. ,sz :WM . , . v.sr,-s:sf1vq it ,Q gg, X 1 - , e . , , . -- 1 ' H r ,QW

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Harold W. Satterthwait Physics Senior Science Iunior Varsity Football Coach Ann O. Hess Chemistry Antler Business Staff Sponsor A. David Home Biology Science Club Advisor William I. Tregaslcis Biology Advanced Biology Science In an age of rapid tedmical advancement such as ours, the science department of any high school is important. At Central Bucks the Sci- ence Department, under the direction of Mr. Boyer, has focused on teaching the scientiHc method. Q In addition to the Biological Sciences Curricu- lum Study added last year, a new chemistry course, Chemical Education Material Study, was incorporated into the Science Department. T'he Advanced Biology course, again under the direc- tion of Mr. Tregaskis, took several iield trips to increase their knowledge of the biological world. The teachers in the Science Department must take many extra courses to stay abreast of the many new discoveries in the fields of science. Do a good turn daily. Leroy W. Shutt Robert F. Rhodes Biology Biology General Agriculture

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