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The Science Department at Jersey Village offers an excit- ing and innovative educa- tional program. Great strides have been made in the short five year history of Jersey Vil- lage in the acquisition of equipment and in the offering of a wide range of elective course offerings. Biology I is required of all students. lt is for this reason that it must fit the needs of a variety of learning skills. Lab activities and classwork must, of necessity, appeal to the basic practical needs of the slower student as well as the abstract thought process of the gifted. Chemistry I is an elective course open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Because of the integral role that math- ematics plays in chemistry, second year algebra is advised. The chemistry course offered at JV provides a solid background for most freshman college chemistry courses. Selected students who satisfactorily complete Chemistry I and Physics may enroll in Chemistry ll. Topics are covered in depth with an opportunity to sharpen labo- ratory techniques. Biology ll is an elective course offered to students who have completed Biology l and Chemistry l. The course is designed to adequately pre- pare those students who are contemplating a major in the biological sciences. Other courses in the sci- ence department include physical science, geology, marine science and physics. Oceanography or Marine Sci- ence is an eleventh grade course which includes study in an actual marine labora- tory. Field trips are made to the gulf for the purpose of col- lecting specimens. I96 Faculty and Academics ESC RI RPH CE ISTRY PH SICS Y CHE L Biology teacher, Rick Spiser, is known for his exciting lectures complete with audio and visual aids. Sophomore, Jeff Drushel, examines the leaf structure of a nearby plant during a study of Botany.
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Facul Toni Seegar French I, II Spanish Neville Weaver Emily Leal German I, ll Department Chairperson Spanish I, ll Spanish teacher Toni Seegar and Sophomore Sally Flores prepare in class a guacarnole salad during an in depth study of the Spanish culture, Faculty and Academics - 195
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Faculty Teachers not shown: Rick Spicer Pat Spiller Nancy Crawford Chemistry Frank Daniels Biology Mr Charles McCarthy Physical Science, Marine Science Mrs Mary Lyle Department Chair person Chemistry Biology, Aerospace Doug Perry Biology Team Leader Biology l students watch in amusement as a fellow student learns the impor- Senior Don Robertson reads up before his tance of E uilibr' q ium. oceanography class. Faculty and Academics - 197
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