Colonial Heights High School - Omnibus Yearbook (Colonial Heights, VA)

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Man Explores Realms of Science Mr. Reed explains Common Sense Chemistry to his fourth- period class. In first-year biology, students study basic living processes. This study leads to a greater understanding of the environment in which man lives. In Biology II, students complete more laboratory work and other study in depth. Physics considers the world of matter and energy. New double periods of physics and Biology II allow time for experimentation. The composition of matter is stressed in chemistry. Chemical reactions pro- duce natural phenomena everyday. CAROL A. BASS LAWRENCE REED MAXINE GRUBBS ELIZABETH OWENS Biology I 8: II Chemistry, Physical Biology General Science B.S. Mary Washington Science B.S. Madison B.S. Oklahoma College A.B. Glenville Slate UHiV6fSiiY THERESA GREENE Earth Science B.A. Hunter College I4 gnrie Michalek and Bob Jodfey examine specimens during a Biology c ass.

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English is the Basis of Cur Culture K ROBERT BATES KATHERINE Journalism, English 11 BECKWITH B.S. Wayne State English 10 B.S. Longwood English courses at Colonial Heights High School are comprised of grammar, composition, and liter- ature. Students in grades 9-12 learn to express their ideas more clearly and to appreciate the many great works of prose and poetry. Advanced English, a new course, is offered to tal- ented twelfth grade students. Pupils who pass an ad- vanced placement test issued by the College Entrance Examination Board are eligible for a college credit in freshman English. MARVIN CLIPP HARRIET COOLEY J AMES DEES MARY JANE FOLTZ Advanced English, English, Speech, Drama English 11 English 9, 10 English 12 B.F.A. R.P.I. B.Ed. Duquesne B.A. Mary Washington B.A. Carson-Newman University M.R.E. Southern Seminary SUSAN HERNDON Art, English 9 B.F.A. R.P.I. JUANITA HUNDLEY English 12, Business English B.S. East Carolina M.Ed. William and Mary Mr. Clipp listens attentively to a hook report in his Ad- vanced English class. I3

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Mathematicians Seek Answers Mr. Reade demonstrates the quadratic process. RUTH ANN BAXTER LESLIE FRYAR Algebra I, Math 9 B.S. Longwood Geometry, Physics B.S. Indiana State College ROBERT GOULDER Algebra I 8: Il, B.A. Randolph-Macon WILLIAM READE Algebra Il, Solid 8r Trig Advanced Math B.A. Randolph-Macon M.S. University of Richmond With scientific and technical knowledge expand- ing at a rapid pace, mathematics has become an increasingly important field. A mathematical back- ground provides the student with a wide range of careers from which to choose. Math teachers question the students' minds and lead them to think more logically. Practice in the inath classrooms offers the opportunity to develop reasoning powers. From business math to solid geometry, trigo- nometry, and analysis, the student finds a com- plete preparation for a bright future. Miss Baxter explains the fundamentals of Algebra to her first-year students. I5