Hazelwood Central High School - Torch Yearbook (Florissant, MO)

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?--r- i in i A +l'1orougl1 sludy of physics requires a greal assorl- menl' of insfrumenls and apparafus. Bob Woodruff pre- pares fo clemonslrale a balfery. The Biology Depar+men+ mannequin offers a real assembly problem lo Linda Fosler and Melinda l-lolzauer, who nope 'rlwe operaiion will be a success. Mr. H. R. Hays B.S., M.A. General Science ,Zi Mr. John W. Slrehlman Biology siuden+s ob+ain a wide knowledge of +l'1e world of living flwings. l-lere Ronald Allman B.S. and Eva Smifli sfudy +l'ae effecls of radialion on planfs. General Science, Clwemislry I3

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1- i Mr. John P. Shaclrach Mr. George W. O'Hara Mr, Paul G, W,-igl-,f ES. Ed., M.E. B.S., M.A. B.S., M.S. Biology, DisTricT Science Con- Physics, Chernisfry General Science, Biology sulfanf Biology sTuden+s learn abouT man Through The sTucly of live animals, Here Brown and Ray Young disprove The Theo girls are airaid of mice. himself Karen ry ThaT SCIENCEI THE CHALLE GE OF THE UNKNCW The problem, whaT man will do wiTh The enormous power which science has puT inTo his hands, is probably The mosT viTai and alarm- ing problem of modern Times. The high school is The proving ground Tor every scienTisT in The TuTure whose discoveries aTTecT every aspecl' of our lives-The Tood we eaT, The cloThes we wear, The ways in which we wage wars, The conducT beTween naTions. l-lazelwood places much emphasis on The naTural sciences. Every graduaTe has had aT leasT one year of science: mosT have had Two: and many have had Tour. 'R Mixing chemicals, analyzing unlcnown soluTions, and wrifing equafions consTiTuTe The Tun of a chemisTry lab class. Sfeve Newman, Sieve Vossmeyer, Dennis TroTTer, and Roberf l'lorTon learn much by experimenT. I2

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T ANGUAGE - SENTENC Mr. Richard E. Gauvin Miss Mary H. Edwards BA., M. Ed. CerTiTicaTe of EducaTion, Uni- Eno'ish versiTy oT BrisTol English Mrs. Mildred W. Jarchow AB., MA. English A l:sulleTin board prepared by Toreign exchange Teacher, Miss Edwards, of London, illusTraTes The background Tor Ture course. RiTa McKeone is reporTing on FiToolTor hvmg. Yes,ThaTis whaT Thelanguage ark are To every one oT us As we barn more abouTThe wdTmg and speaHng oTlanguages we come To apprecmTe nuxe The Tmngs Thk SMH can do Tor us The ioy and saTkTac- Tion oT increased undersTanding is ours as we learn To creaTe in The realm oT The hnaginahon and To express our scaHered ThoughTsin organhed ideas and opinions. From The freshman and sophomore levels where The greaTesT eTTorTs are ex- pended on wrHing and granwner,To Theiunior and seniorlevek whereincreadng an1ounTs oT The xvodd's greaT lHeraTure are sTudied. con1peTence in The use oTThe wrHTen and spoken word. and underdanding and appreckdion oTlHera- Ture are The obiecTives oT language arTs aT Hazelwood. SpeciTic preparaTion Tor coHege work E acconwphshed hisenior Enghsh.ln addihon To The Tour years OT Enghsn sTudenTs may Take speech, dramaTks,iournahsm, and French LaTin, Spanish, her English liTera- The STraTTord-On-Avon counTryside. k gy Ill uv ' RTS GRE. or