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

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The Science Department Uffers Basic Understanding of the Future Through A Wide Variety of Studies l With the help of Mr. Bell, chemistry students observe the characteristics of various acids. David Home John A. Bell Patricia K. McNeill Biology Physics Biology Science Club Chemistry Robert F. Rhodes Biology

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i 1 Valentine V. Seidle Department Coordinator Electronics I, II Electronics Club Ami 0. Hess Chemistry Antler Business Stall Adviser National Honor 'Society Co-Sponsor William J. 'Iregaskis General Biology Research Methods in Biological Science Science has brought new importance to the daily lives of everyone living in the Twentieth Century. The importance of the study of science dwarfs any former meanings that it might have held for societies in the past. Man today holds in one hand the power to destroy himself utterlyg in the other hand, the promise of enough energy to build any kind of Utopia he desires. With these thoughts in mind, the Science Depart- ment of Central Bucks is cognizant of the grave responsibility it holds in providing science courses of the widest variety and of the highest quality for the modern student. Mr. Satterthwait relates an important concept in Physics. Ann Calisto Harold W. Satterthwait Theodore K. Schafer Leroy. W. Shutt Chemistry Physics Chemistry Biology F.T.A. Co-Sponsor Senior Science General AgfiCUltUfC

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The Language Department Communicates Foreign Cultures Joseph R. Kennedy Eileen Zingaro Joas C. B. Gueiros Department Coordinator Spanish III, IV Spanish II, III SPa11iSh II, IV Color Guard and Assistant Soccer Coach FTA C0-SPOIISOI' Majorettes Bible 'Club Advisor Fl 5 Q if g 5 ik Q l E 5 5 Marie Taglianetti French III, IV, V fe Hedwig Marie Voltz Mr. Kennedy presents a further extension of language study to students German I, III, IV, V Sue Hartzel, Sue Heckler, and Sherrill Price. AFS Club Advisor