Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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Being a new student has many dis- advantages, to a new student warmth, understanding and an air of friendli- ness are qualities which are often hoped for but rarely expected from new teachers. From experience, l can say, however, that each and every member of the Science Department Staff possesses these memorable qual- ities. These three are enough to qualify them as outstanding personnel. These notable people are Mr. Art Thompson who teaches two courses in introduc- tory Biology, a course in Physical Science, and a course in Advanced Biology-Mr. John Clark, who teaches a course in Physical Science, two courses in introductory Physics, and a course in Advanced Physics--Mr. Merv Miller, who teaches four courses in Chemistry-Mr. Humphrey, who teaches three courses in Physical Science --Mrs. Alice Thompson, who teaches seventh and eighth grade Science A and Science B. Each of these teachers takes an uncommon- ly grave concern in the achievement of their students. No matter how small the problem, they are always more than willing to help, and it is a wonderful feeling for a student to have no reason to fear asking for help. Though certain science courses are manditory and often require a good deal of work, there is no student enrolled in a science course who doesn't enjoy it. So I, along with many many others thank the Science Department Staff for your friendliness and understanding, and also say that we have the sincerest regard for all your time consuming efforts, beyond the roll of a teacher, to help and better your students. Impressions of a new science student. AIR. HUUPHREY AIR. illILL!:'R E-X :Q i

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lp' -g MR. STEWAR T S33 .J , , MATHE Math is said to be one of the Exact Sciences . Holding to the say- ing, the Math Department consists of exactly 8 teachers. The head of this department is Mr. Walter Stewart who teaches 1 section of Algebra I, 2 sec- tions of Honors Algebra II, l section of Probability 8L Statistics, and 1 sec- tion of Calculus. His associates are Mr. Gary Bowler who teaches 2 sections of Math 8-Mr. Lee Carlson who teaches l section of Math Analysis, and 2 sec- tions of Pre Calculus-Mr. Marion Hays who teaches l section of Algebra I, 1 MR. MC COSKER MR. HA YS