Geneva High School - Seneca Saga Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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Part of the Singles Cooking course was preparing a Thanksgiving dinner Soph Lemar Blue got to carve the turkey BOCES Seniors: Front — Tonya Chilson. Christine Titus. Carol Liberatore Row 2 — Wendy Coleman. Holly Moran. Laurie Volker. Lon Mitchell Back — Steve John. Jorge Rolon. Joe Moschiano. Gary Dean. Ken Gayhart Mixing disciplines. Varsity Singers Richard Lewis. Rick Olsen and trie Ecken-rode (nght) spent time after school in the Graphics Communications lab 18 Tech Ed

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MAKING the GRADE The math and science departments have undergone some subtle and some not so subtle changes in curriculum. Gone are the days of algebra, geometry, and trig. In their places and introducing a new concept in logic are three sequential math courses. These courses are offered on both the Regents and non-Regents levels. Other courses designed to help students fulfill their requirements for graduation are General Math and Individualized Math. In order to graduate, students must pass two units of science. Non-Regents students may choose General Science. Earth-Space Study, biological and chemistry science while Regents students can earn a sequence by enrolling in Earth Science, biology, and chemistry. Students must schedule two periods for biology lab and one for the other laboratory courses. AP Biology and physics are available in the senior year. In physics class I learned a lot of things that I have always wondered about. Math is the subject which makes future possibilities become reality. — Karen Moose — Scon Erwin Math-Science 17

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- SKILLS Tech Ed allowed me to further my interests in engineering. Technology courses offered at GHS concentrate on the practical skills used in industry and at home. Technology Education includes the Home Economics Department which offers a broad range of courses. There are three possible sequences in Home Ec which include such electives as Child and Human Development. Advanced and Gourmet Cooking, and Textile and Design. The other part of Tech Ed offers Wood or Metal Production. Transportation, and Energy Systems as a few of its electives. All are divided into systems and foundation levels. Also available is Journalism, which receives no sequence credit but is the basis for the printing of the Panther's Pride To complete a sequence, a student must take Introduction to Occupations, two courses from each level, and one elective course. — Dan Long I take Singles Cooking to be better prepared for college when I need to start taking care of myself. ” — Mike Mirras Tech Ed 19