Grove City Area High School - Pine Knot Yearbook (Grove City, PA)

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X Sa Mr. Ben Adanisg Science Science Fair Winners Science Fa ir Exhibit l '-1 Mr. Christie in action Q 'N5iQi5'W X .na L - F7 f E 'E I ' 1, -A Mr. Bowers explains problem to Williams and Shaw Chemistry class solves equation 13

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Mr. Roy Kaupe: Biology Mr. Samuel Bowers: Chemistry, Biology SCIENCE T' I neers. X '5 .f X ng' I K, - 'ili- As man's goal of reaching the moon becomes nearer a reality every day, our country faces an ev er-increasing need for trained scientists and engi- We at Grove City are endeavoring to prepare all students to live in a world of rapidly changing e conditions of life by helping them to understand the in 'g , hmm known facts . e methods of the research scientists, to find answers for themselves, and to think clearly on the basis of Science is an unconquered dream, a dream Mr. Dale Opitz: Science --the students of today. i if it lffiwft ' if Y i - I 'I Mr. Homer Christieg Gen. Science Mr. John Turner: Physics. SCiSI1Ce 12 which will be partially realized by future scientists N Q 1- QL:

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Miss Lucile Uber: Algebra Mr. James Hasselg Math, Algebra, Geometry MATHEMATICS Today man is entering a vast new world of knowl edge where such terms as automation, high-speed computors, and satellites become everyday vocabu- -I Mr. Daniel Remleyg Math lary. In this highly technical age, mathematics is indispensable . Grove City High School is striving to keep pace with these modern trends by presenting new opportu- nities to its students through additional teachers and Subjects in this field. In this way, we are following state-recommended courses to train students in mod ern mathematic techniques . Miss Martha Hosakg Math, Geometry, Algebra Mr. Myers Hoffmang General Math, Business Arithmetic Mr. James Thomson: Math