Highline High School - Pirates Log Yearbook (Burien, WA)

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History: a process of change In past years Highline's history department has made gradual changes in order to keep its program up with the times. This year the history curriculum accomplished this goal with the addition of a class called Political and Economic Systems. By comparing past with present events, students were shown how history applies to their lives. Happenings in areas such as wars and economics were compared and evaluated. 5a fu- g- K Xl' mlm. I 6 uf f1 X-'?Q.Qi1K5 .Q ex I.: 7 CXJEF' Y wliscx .' 4-. . Several types of aids were used to help the students acquire more learning from their classes. A great deal was learned about history through the use of library resources such as films and tapes. Mr. Carl Altenburg A Mr. Charles Czubin g X Mr. Neil Hutcheson Mr. Martin Michalson .4 , 3: 3: fs gif!

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Probing our world's secrets An appreciation of life with the understanding of man's relationship to his surroundings would best describe one goal of the science program. Classes included beginning biol0gy, advanced biology, botany, chemistry, and physics. In the biology classes study included the basic under- standing of life functions through the use of microscopes and dissection. Advanced biology began with the study of the human body and the dissection of fetal pigs. Molecular structure, chemical behavior, and familiarity with terms used by chemists were just a few of the sub- jects chemistry students had to cope with. Physics included a study of sound waves, mathematical formulas, and atomic structure. The science program deals with a growing field which many Highline students are destined to enter. Thanks to the science department, these students will have a good chance to succeed in their pursuits. , X xsyggel wit - W if it l-SJ! ' 1 Mi. Bob flirt lf ,Ni .W lohnsen s ' X ' JY X ll Mr. Ray KXELO lyxgblgjlx-LA U lohnson g W if --. 5 nr i Mr. Rod if flif I Sivertsen Mr. Carl Torkko 'X fl A l Mr. Robert Putnam . if 1 bfrf 1' 1 Mr, V0 K M440 ig! fl x If y ll. Lll7f l it 32 4 ' I1 V l