Harwich High School - Soundings Yearbook (Harwich, MA)

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MR. GLENN ROSE Physical Education ’’Don’t look back, always look ahead. MRS. MARIA SEARS French Live in such a way that your parents, and later your chil¬ dren will be proud of you. ’ ' “The best advice that I can give to graduating seniors is , . . ■ —■ KE MRS. CLARE STEVENS Music Get involved with the arts. They are man’s communica¬ tions through the ages and need your support to survive. MISS GAIL TURNER Art Study your professor first and then your studies. To be honest with yourself. ’’ MRS, KAREN TOLAND Art MR. THEODORE TISCHLER English -Department Chair¬ man, English Literature, Drama, Creative Writing, Dir, Senior Play MR. WALTER THOMPSON Guidance Set your goals high, ’’ MR. PETER WANDERLICH Algebra, Geometry, Shop Math Always listen to your mother and father.

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Mr. Ellis. I am extremely excited and enthusiastic about the course o takes part in a lab exercise on blood. Human behavior is comprised of physiological and psychological reactions. These psychological reactions have physiological bases. This is how the body and mind work together. So much is unknown about the human body, but what is known is taught in the Anatomy-Physiology class. This course is especially helpful for those students interested in the Allied Health Fields and Physical Education. Taught by Mr. Gilbert Ellis, the course covers the physiological mechanisms of the major human organ systems and in laboratory exercises investigate the organs themselves (dissection). The dissections include those of the frog, the so-called ’’super rats, the pig, and various organs of the sheep. By comparing the anatomy of these animals the students learn more about their own body systems. So far this year there has already been one field trip; Mr. Ellis took the students to the Woods Hole Oceanographical Institute to learn more about nerve impulses. The trip was quite an experience; we got a chance to see how physiologists work. At the Institute, the students were given the opportunity to work the electron microscrope, an opportunity not too easy to come by. The trip was a learning experience, a step in the right direction for Mr. Ellis’s new course. I am extremely excited and enthusiastic about the course, replies Mr. Ellis, ... and to date the students are cooperative and enthusiastic, also. jdwpwh FACULTY 25

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mil MR. LARRY ZABIELSKI Data Processing Always give one hundred percent in all you do. MRS. JOCELYN CARTER Health Aide FACULTY 27