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

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Cale Burke Peter Byers David Burns Robert Byron Sandra Cacaro. Larry Cambell Bebecca Cambell Jeanie Carlson Chris Carpenter Georgia Case Darron Castiglione Gay Cayton Twanna Cherry Gary Chimielenski Ronald Ciani Lorrayne Clark Terrance Colker Thomas Collins Connie Colguitt Kay Colson Dennie Campitello Gary Conner Sue Connolly I711

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Karen Boyes Denist Brady John Brannen William Brannock Michael Brinker George Brosseau Lloyd Brown Dale Duke I701 George Beal Cheryl Bebout Ronald Berggren Patricia Bernhard Nancy Bernier Joseph Bieniek Gloria Bigwood Winston Blackburn David Blaine Joan Bloom Janice Bobilin Nancy Bone Roger Bennett Faye Borden Robert Bouma

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Science Area Expands With 35M WILLIAM DUBBS JOHN JAMES SCHMIDT JAMES WYNN Math MANCHESTER Chemistry Math Science Science has increasingly become pressured for progress, throughout the country as the result of the space age. For this reason more and more stress has been placed on the high school science program. This year chemistry joined the ever growing list of science courses, While the other science electives continued from their previous years. Besides the new course, new equipment was added to the department including microscopes, an exhaust hood, an acid shower, and a host of new chemicals. Mathematics has often been called the ttQueen 0f the Sciences. It highlights in the work 'of every science. Unless everybody was taught how to use num- bers in the schools, our modern way of living would not exist. Our program includes algebra l and 2, prac- tical math, plain and solid geometry, and trig- onometry. In these classes the range of subject matter stretches from the common fundamentals to trig- onometry functions. I721