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

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f f Miss Lucille Uber, Mathematics Mr Joseph Youngo, Mathematics Head of the Mathematics Department MATHE MATI C S In a world of increasing scientific and tech- nological developments, one leaves opinion and prejudices behind when he focuses on a scientific goal. His world is one of freedom, of objectivity, and of a search for truth. The realization that comes from oneis education doesn't consist of only learning facts and figures, but rather encompasses understand- ing and mastering the method. Subjects of- - tsst fered are General Math, Business Math, Alge- bra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus. Mr Edwin Gilkey, Mathematics Miss Linda Barker, Mathematics ,ff Mrs. Doris Nichols, Mathematics TH-Hi Y Club Adviser 13 Mr. James Hassel, Mathematics Math Club Adviser ,,4f,,.,,wM

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5 Qin FF! MZTUGHGNQKH, lti frvmrmsn, RIBUSFOMHS, rwcuzou 2 lu Miss Nancy McGuire, Biology Senior Science Club Adviser X XX X X Mr. Gordon Taylor, Science Mr. Robert Deinert, Science Nc if im W '. s ' 1 g X W S t . ss'Yt'3'E Mrs. Lorraine Gilson, Science Mr. Samuel Bowers, Science Pep Club, Cheerleader, and Audio Visual Aids Club Adviser Majorette Adviser 12 mucus, usiefmsan mzuanmrzp lfifenzwziainnqgr V W, ,Q if f if, warm' X f' 4 ,mm Mr. Homer Christie, Science Science Club Adviser SCIENCE Our future destiny depends immensely on scientific fields. This division of study has made significant advances in the past and will continue to do so. Science is present in nearly every aspect of our Worldfnature, medicine, energy, and space. Without sci- ence's functions, life would cease to exist. Grove City urges the study of the sciences, to permit students to view them with an open mind. These include General Science, Biolo- gy, Chemistry, Physics, and Earth and Space Science. Mr. Charles Hamilton, Science Senior Science Club Adviser ff . wr . ,if ,ff

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rf ,..Li. V p ss Mr. Frederick Crum, Civics ANR, ix if 'kay Mis Mr, Eugene Forker, Social Studies Mr. Richard Noel, Social Studies Fu ture Teachers of A mericzz A dviser w. Mr. Joseph Fusco, Social Studies Monogram Club Adviser wa Mr. Samuel Williamson, Social Studies Key Club Adviser Mr. John Hummel, Social Studies 14 SOCIAL STUDIES In a few short years, our genera- tion will be leading this great coun- try. To better understand our World, its background, customs, people, and problems, we must be trained in the social factors of all lands. Grove City High School is proud of its extensive range of social studies to further develop the minds of fu- ture leaders. Courses offered are Problems of Democracy, American History, Civics, and World Cultures. Mr. Edward Reddinger, Social Studies