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

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,,,Wi DONALD L. ABRAHAM Purdue University, B.S. Ball State Teacher's College, M.A. Physics, 'Physical Science 'Ulu-...ns 5 -f NRA Mr. Efthemes adjusts slide so that student may get a better view of specimen. WVALTER M. SVVAN Southeast Missouri State College, B.S.E. Indiana University, M.S.Ed. Chemistry A,B GERALD ROWLAND Concord College, B.S.E. Chemistry B nw ff RAYNIOND D. KUHL University of Florida, B.S.E. Physical Science

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GEORGE N. RAYMOND Grove City College, B.S. Colorado State College, M.A. Biology DEPARTMENT HEAD The science department, under the direction of Mr. Raymond, provides a variety of courses in order to meet the needs of students at all levels. In biology students learn the basic concepts of plant and animal life. Those who wish to continue their study of biology may take advanced biology, which includes the fundamental principles of heredity and genetics. In physiology students study human anatomy and body functions. The two beginning chemistry courses are Chemistry B, the standard high school course, and Chem- istry A, a more detailed study stressing laboratory tech- niques. Students who plan to continue their study of chemistry in college may take advanced chemistry or do independent research. Physical science is a general course which includes basic chemical theory and fundamental physics concepts. In physics students do extensive labora- tory work in the mechanical aspects of science. Through the science program at Northeast, students have gained new knowledge of the scientific world. Science Program Includes A Variety Of Courses KENNETH W. PSCHORR St. Norberts College, B.S. Health, Physiology ROBERT A. HUNTER Maryville College, B.A. University of Wisconsin, M.S. BSCS Biology 1--My EDWARD P. ALLEN SUSAN C. POPEIOY GEORGE EFTHEMES Oberlin College, A.B. University of West Liberty State University Of Kansas, B.S.E. College, AB- Florida, M.Ed. Biology Biology Biology 36

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38 The physical education department, directed by Mr. Lee Benjamin, gears its program to include a wide va- riety of sports and the development of important char- acter traits. In the course of fulfilling the two-year physical ed- ucation requirement, a student may participate in several DEPARTMENT different sports, including football, golf, basketball, ten- HEAD nis track baseball, trampoline, soccer, archery, and swimming? Also, an important emphasis is placed on the value of physical fitness through a regular exercise pro- gram. Through his individual and group participation, a student gains a knowledge of sports fundamentals, a playing skill, the ability to think and act quickly under stress, and the satisfaction of fair and honest competi- tion. The instructors also endeavor to guide the student LEE BEN AMIN F101-idasjtafe toward good health habits, good sportsmanship, and University, B.S., M.S. Physical Education wholesome thinking and living. Physical Education Promotes Fitness, Sportsmanship BWKIEN2I:hAE.S0P DAVID A. HALL es es er ' ' - State College, B.S. PhYS1Ca1 E 11035011 Peabody College, M.A., Ed.S. Physical Education Miiss Freeman grades students in accordance with standards of President Kennedy's Physical Fitness Program. Q -L ,