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

Page 16 text:

m a KENNETH DAVIS MAUREEN DINNEN FLORENCE JACKSON History History History Student Council Social Studies provides a historical .w'i: Presenting an historical prospective in EDWIN JOHNSON which to view and fathom today plus ed- Civics . ucating the student to be more perceptive Publications AdVISOr in his understanding of world events are two of the purposes of Nottheast's Social Studies Department. These are indesp- ensible to both the student who plans to finish his education with high school and the college - bound student. Ninth grade Civics, taught in the class- room or with the use of E. T. V. , enables a student to comprehend his role as a citizen in the mechanics of our various governments. BEATRICE KEASLER Georgraphy JOHN LANIER ALICE PALMER ' ROY TURNER WILLIAM WEBER World History Geography Georgraphy History I121

Page 15 text:

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.

Page 17 text:

Eighth grade American History pro- vides students with a knowledge of their country and the men and ideals that formed it. S. Sheline points on the map to the Pacific Northwest. prospective to view and fathom today Seventh grade Geography gives an idea of the importance of location and climate in a country's history and role in the world. D. Carroll andJ. Sinnans trace the world's shipping channels. I. Sclegel, Mr. Lanier, C. Miller discuss current events. Tenth grade World History and Grography present a view in depth of the world and its peoples. w