Cherry Hill High School East - Eidolon Yearbook (Cherry Hill, NJ)

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Physical Science The fascinating study of topics such as matter, atomic structure, work, motion, and energy is open to those students who enroll in the courses offered by the Physical Science Department. Maintaining a standard of excellence that can be measured by the ability of the students, this department has a variety of courses and a well-developed program for the more advanced students. Especially good for college work, the courses instill study habits in the students and shape their thought patterns. These courses pro- vide solid preparation for careers in engi- neering or science-related majors, and, more importantly, they increase the ability to think clearly.

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r Perhaps the most natural study in life is the study of life it- self. At East, the Bi- ology Department succeeds In develop- ing this natural sci- ence in the minds of most students. Amid the polysyllabic terms and specimens of life (such as fruit- flies) and preserved, but not living life (such as fetal pigs) students get a taste of theory and practi- cal lab experience. Biology teachers edi- fy their pupils with theory and under- standing. By empha- sizing observation and theory, the Biol- ogy Department opens up the myster- ies of nature to stu- dents and teaches practical skills useful for the rest of their lives. Biology Stanly Krantz int (Majrperson Lee Troutman Richard Mastrangelo Richard Head Michael Keller by their presence, knowing they would always be there when we needed

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