Northeast High School - Viking Log Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

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ri ' Q N it wav. MILDRED E. FORTUNE, B.S, Albright College Algebra ll' V' Don't confuse me with the facts. 1'-qv ALMA HAYMAN, A.B. West Virginia Technology, Marshall General Math VU? 129' RAYMOND O. NETTLESHIP, ROBERT L. ROOT, B.S.E., M.E. EARNEST R. ROSS, JR., A.B., M.Ed. HELEN R. STAMPER, A.B., M.A. B.E., M.S. University of Florida Miami University College of William and Mary University of lllinois Algebra, Trig Geometry Geometry General Math f. ,g.f,W,,V,fq,g f, , ,, ,v,f f s.r W The mathematics department of Northeast High School Wy r offers a wide selection of courses, geared to increase the understanding of the pupil. The courses range from general math and business math for those students who do not plan 't't't'fi to further their educations, to trigonometry, solid geometry, and Algebra III for the students planning to attend colleges or universities after graduation. 5 Z l fa HELEN WEBSTER, B.A.. M.S. West Virginia University Algebra Page Thirty-One

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qv ' 1 , ' 40 l rx.-.Hx R M EDWARD P. ALLEN, JR., A.B. Oberlin College Biology lvv. ,. if ' ZWWZW? 'A ff fc ,A 'QQQMMZ' , f of ' 'f.w:f24.: ie- . V. Mi, 4 FRANK L. BOWLES, B.A., M.A. Marshall College Biology GERALD ROWLAND, B.S. Concord College Chemistry, Physical Science WALTER M. SWAN, B.S., M.S. Indiana University PJ Je Thirty fChemistry SCIENCE t 1 I The purpose of the science department is to furnish students with a better understanding of the intricacies of our modern age, The courses taught in this department range from biology to physics. A well-equipped laboratory with modern facilities is at the disposal of all students. f ' ,754 if! X , ,, , ' ,. . '-lfL?fff!4 ' '-.- 2411 ' , f f , , .... 1 'A' . Y, 'A 'L ,f s f Y ,V,, Wy, yj f ,f , 'Aa - ,, 'ifvffffli 'C' if 1 , ,P f ff ' ' f ' - i w,,,, mf , 'www , f,,4,,'M,,f,,,!, few ,. J' 4, Q71 ff ,' bfi g ,141 , 1 6 .f f ' 7 XA f W ff y . JM , A 5 A V,-,W 4 , W 2 l I ii ?ffii5i5l,f 1 52 l Z' s K I f , , ALLEN E. DOUGHERTY, B.A, KENNETH W. PSCHORR, B.S. GEORGE N RAYMOND B S MA Drake University St. Norbents Colorado State College Physics, Physical Science Biology, Physiology Biology wmv. N V51 gl: glggti Q i ': Q' .- xxfi' -1- Ancl the winning number is , , 1 :koi Q :il fx! s-was, .-

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Ili? ll 'AN 'Af , 1' I ,M fx ' I I I I KX 1'-R X f H I - u I I IM , ' :I 9 il I it It ' My 1, I' I-I f fill Init ,f , -fr mu .iran as xgssss- , 1: , -,sw Hmm X Q33 :fessws I , . - fsrikssrs- f - X Q, 'Y W A - I- ' I .--NS' if K in ii? - -,v 5 ,V A is H 1 -'.. K ,,w,i,.c if -xxx N.. V 5 sf W, f Q A BARBARA BROWN, B.S. Columbia University Psychology cuse SOCIAL STUDIES The social studies department strives to give the student an understanding of the geographic, political, and economic history of the world. In addition to the history classes, social courses, such as psychology and economics, are taught. It is the belief of the department that with this background, the student will become a more active mem- ber of his society. I- 6 I I , I DANIEL J. CRUM, B.S., M.E. University of Florida Government, American History JAMES V. GUNNIN, B.S., M.A. University of Alabama American History 3 ,f I. 5 as runny- 5. Now Iet's locate C-wing . . 1