Jefferson High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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SCENIC DEPARTMENT The Science Department endeavors to give students an under- standing and appreciation of man’s well-developed knowledge of the sciences. The laboratories, which are furnished with the most up-to-date equipment, are the centers of each of the science ‘ courses, An increasing amount of stress is placed on ‘‘reasoning’”’ in each of the classes. This year students were fortunate in being able to visit a planetarium and to study the structure of an ecologi- cal community first-hand. MARTIN S. CHRISTIE B.A., George Washington University Department Chairman x ae aare ss va eaN = aan

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ae MARYANN ANNING CHARLES E. BROWN MYRA G. CARTER Rt Es A. DOWD ALBERTA H. HARPINE B.S., Eastern Michigan B.S., U. S. Military B.S., Florida State B.S., Bates College B.S., Longwood College University Academy University M.A., University of Missouri we BEATRICE A. MAE BETH MOSES CLARENCE E. MILDRED M. TITUS LUROFF H. WILLIAMS HARRINGTON B.A., University of MUMPOWER B.S., Radford College B.S., Central Missouri A.B., Virginia Union Texas B.S., East Tennessee State College University State University M.Ed., University of Virginia M.Ed., Boston University , M.A., Columbia University 29

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ANTHONY B. BADO HERMAN L. FIREBAUGH ROBERT B. KADEL B.S., California (Pa.) State B.A., University of Virginia B.A., Bridgewater College College M.A., Columbia University | mah tovel Sep test, Challenging lab work combined with interesting field trips and outside research made a good first year for science students. PAULINE T. LEWIS B.S., lowa State University DONALD G. MORRIS A.B., Glenville State