John Bartram High School - Trailmarker Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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CIENCE The Science Department, under the direction of M-r.,Norman Brown and his fine staff, are well prepared to fit the needs of the students. The department offers many courses in the rapid- ly expanding world of science such as: biology, chemistry, physics, space science, earth science, gardening, physical science and psychology, the newest major offered by the department. f E X R From Left To Right: N. Brown department head, R. Kohl, C. White, C. Richardson, L. Heyman, A. Perri.

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xi 'ix '. 'R as , GCIAL DIE John Bartram's Social Studies department is I 'fiheaded by Mrs. Suzanne Sankowsky. She feels there is a great rapport among the twenty-seven teachers in her department. Three new courses have been added to the social studies curriculum: ecology, anthropology, and career exploratory, a non-science career on col- lege level. They are taught by Mr. DiBartolomeo, Mr. Wartman, and Mrs. Pierucci, respectively. The other courses offered are: Afro-American history, American history, social science, Black experience, and economics. The purpose of Social Studies is to bring an awareness of the cultures and lifestyles of people and countries throughout the world to the stu- dents, and to inform them of the many different types of governments. Under this department many extra-curricular activities are sponsored, such as the World Affairs Club, Pep Team, and the Debating Club. Top Row From Left To Right: Ms. S. Sankowsky, Ms. M. Wilson, Ms. L. Mulloy, Ms. M. Pierucci. Second Row: Mr. I. Salamone, Mr. J. DiBartolomeo, Mr. B. Brown, Mr. B. Gable. Third Row: Mr. S. Wartman, Mr. C. Wiley, Mr. R. Corson, Mr. L. Kerr. Fourth Row: Mr. S. Cuirguis, Mr. J. Dougherty, Mr. T. Bateman, Mr. D. Powell, Mr. P. Cannonne. 0. .. W, 'ff-s-..,,,,l 1-is., ,t ,jg 'EW