Neptune High School - Trident Yearbook (Neptune, NJ)

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Academic Briefs Top left: Brian Sturzione videotapes a practice interview between Mrs. Conklin and Henrietta Polite during a session in Cooperative Home Economics QCHEJ. Above right: Wednesday Moore knocks at the door of opportunity in CHE. Middle: Students in Mr. Archer's science class observe their experiment. Above: Raquel Morgan, Pat Smith and Mike Hartnett are assisted by Mr. Archer in the Thermal Expansion of Solids lab. ities tw -'-1 fs Science Seminar Offers Unique Opportunity Neptune High School students who wish to do individual scientific research can enroll in Sci- ence Seminar, a course that allows the student to do his or her research under the supervision of top science and math teachers in our school. In this course, students are instructed on the proper format for research papers. They are also encouraged to enroll in such contests as the Ju- nior Science Symposium held at Monmouth Col- lege, Stockton State College Science Fair or Wes- tinghouse Science Talent Search. The teachers involved are Mr. Dever, Mr. Bass, Mrs. Crewell and Mr. Monaghan. Mrs. Rosalie Coleman-7 Supervisor of Instruction in the sci- ence department is overseer of all projects and contest submissions. The students include Steve Etz, who is creating a computer program which will print out com- plete concentric circles, whereas other programs have left them incomplete, Hubert Clay, who is devising new, more innovative ways to commu- nicate with computers by using such techniques as voice-activation, Nancy Sumrall, who is test- ing different soil samples, and john Hendrick- son, who is studying the effects of pollution on the growth of blue-green algae. Some of the contest entry questionnaires get a little personal, said Nancy Sumrall. But general- ly the teachers and students enjoy the new dis- coveries made with the projects. Each student is supervised by one teacher and there is a different teacher for every student. This is to insure that the student gets the full attention of the teacher and the teacher can expect the very best from the student.

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Mr. Salvatore Busacca. I Mr. Leonard Cafone Mr. Arnold Christensen Mr. David Clark Q Science ,filo Humanities Librarian English f X f Mrs. Regina Coan Mr. Edgar Coffey Mrs. Diane Coleman Mrs. Patricia Conklin Home Economics Mathematics Resource Room Home Economics Miss Brenda Cook Mr. Gene Cory English Mathematics Mrs. Diana.Dancyger Mr' Dever Mr. Meola explains to Clark Mitchell the drafting procedures needed English Sclence for his assignment.