Northeast High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Oakland Park, FL)

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.$ h EDWARD CONSTABLE Science HOWARD LEER Biology WILLIAM PORTERFIELD Science JOHN SEMEGO Science A MARTHA DENISON BEN HAWKINS Science Science JOHN MANCHESTER WILLIAM NORMAN Science Biology Encouraging the student to FRED SISK Science By utilizing its facilities to encourage students to learn more about the rapidly advancing scientific world, Northeast's Science Department gives students a good knowledge of basic science. At the beginning of the curriculum seventh and eighth grade General Science provides students with very basic concepts of many fields of science. Supplemented by various instructional aids and equipment, all science programs at Northeast work for the attainment of a full basic science education. I101

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R. Tully, S. Fuller, C. Groves and D. Golden hold a group discussion in Miss Nelson's English class. student to express himself. Moving to ninth grade the student receives a more detailed study of literature with the reading of several books w.g. -Scott's Ivanth. Also included here are grammar and a little more emphasis .on public speaking. Mr. Martin and P. Cantall discuss a theme. Tenth grade English covers. in a more advanced course, grammar, good composi- tion and literature plus some drama. S. Kuhn explains a sentence diagrammed on the board.

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Ninth grade General Science strives for a better understanding of scientific fundamentals. Here accelerated students take a more detailed study in Advanced Science. B. Hackshaw and Mr. Sisk demonstrate distillation. strive for scientific knowledge T. Smith and K. Moren doing a basic physics experiment. S. Garten and G. Burke studying a dissection in regular Biology. In tenth grade E.T.V. Biology, the students are able to study the basis of natural science also there are Regular and .Advanced Biology, both without the use of E.T.V. and with the use of lab facilities.