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

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Science . . . From Atoms to x ff From lhe smallesl pariicles of marler lo an as- lronaur orbiling Jrhe world, science covers all areas of modern life. In 'rhe world 'roday science greally improves our individual lives and influences world affairs. Eacililies for science srudy al l-lazelwood have been expanded wi'rh 'rhe cornplelion of six new laboralory-classrooms. Through experimenlalion and observalion in rhe new laboralories, srudenls learn fo apply whal 'rhey have sludied. ln four science courses: general science, biology, chemisrry and physics. sludenls develop Jrheir abiliry ro rhinlc ac- curalely and logically. The knowledge rhey gain will be invaluable lo lhem in 'rhis scienrilic age. GETTING A LARGER VIEW . . . A single drop of waler under The mfcroscope could be a lilefime siudy for Greg Paule. VQMQA Q-J .T-,Q Mr. Roberf T. Warman Mr. Paul G. Wrighi' Mr. George W. O'Hara B.S. lvl.S. B.S. lv1.A. Biology Chemislry B.A. Biology r-' It - , if Q , li: A Biff M' J all ' A g f K O, . , ANIMAL PROJECTS . . . To Ricky Verlvlchrcn and Joanne Cahill guinea pigs are more alyze lhe characlerisfics of ani- mals and compare Their habils. 'rhan pefsg 'rhey are experimenfs. ln biology classes, sludenfs an-

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p Their Problems 4 The offices ol 'rhe Guidance De- parlmenl' have been moved inlo new guarlers which have been curlained alfraclively and are air-condilioned. The new localion near lhe permanenl record vaull helps each counselor lo elilicienlly assisl leachers and slu- denls in solving lheir problems. Each counselor's unil is soundproof wilh glass viewers in each door. The eguipmenl is arranged lo provide a favorable almosphere for anyone who comes, whelher he comes lo gain or 'ro give inlormalion, lo seek moliva- lion, or lo inquire aboul lurlher edu- calion or vocalional planning. The lesling program, adminislered wilh lhe cooperalion of lhe enlire leaching sialic, is designed lo help lhe sludenls in self-evalualion by showing lhem Their progress in achievemenl, lheir fields of inleresl, and Their spe- cial apliludes. EE PLANNING SCHEDULES . . . Oliver Ziemann checlcs wirh Mrs. Holmes 'ro be sure +ha'r his school subiec+s coincide wilh his plans for The lulure. ,fix I R i' 1 i Mr. Paul Jenking Mr. Donald L. Raiche B.S. A.M. B.S. MA. Counselor Counselor xi,,,f' sr 4-...sf XTX A SICK, SICK, SICK . . . Because Sandi DeClu,e looks a MV- Earl C- Kea beY Mrs. Rufh Walcher bil' pale, Mrs. Walcher, school nurse, checlcs her lem- B.S. MA. Reggsfered Nurse peralure before diagnosing her case. Counselor

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Astronauts ...Sl J ff3w ?I? Mr. John P. Shaclrach B.S. M.Ed. Biology, Dislricl Science Consullanl' Mr. Bransforcl R. Collier B.S. Ecl. M.Ed. General Science I Chemlsiry PRECISION . . . Ron Twillman makes sure The scales are balanced before beginning his chemislry experimenl: 'I .C Mr. Bob Foarcl Mr. Clarence J. Sieberl' Mr. H. R. Hays Mr. Charles J. Callahan 8.5. Ed. B.S. B.S. lvl.A. BS. Biology Physics General Science General Science I9 l