Plantation High School - Reflections Yearbook (Plantation, FL)

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Students acquire scientific knowledge through observation Will you please keep your fingers off the slidesl Giggles. All those who have not com- pleted the lab will receive and F for the day. Groans. Ho hum. Earth Science or PSSC today. Two thousand prospective scientists filled the laboratories with slide rules, jars of collected plant life and battered textbooks this year. Earth Science, Biology, Advanced Physical Science, Chemistry, Physics, Advanced Biology and PSSC offered to the student body an intensive and worthwhile insight to today's physical world. Nlodern scientific equipment made possible many experiments that were both educational and fun to the student. Kay Burley M, , N ' M Elda Carney ,iw i V'i., , ff p r Diane Davis A E . Randall Everly Doris Faneck Jean Ferris Robert Gillette A V g 5: Ernest Hamilton Q ,gr A if 2 V ,Q Larry Herbert f 9 Mgr- ,41-fun 6 Y fl x V 'tx- J A r l QR , , a ir, V W ynyy fu ,.'i::c 5 ' .f r' We-E 44

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offers myriad of opportunities for better learning R 'sig RS mgwg-W .,,.,' , , , H, f ..,,, , ,--- smvwrt-wr ' 1 f r 11- am , ik, r Q , , s 'f ' sn 4 it T J O VU of bwebw at ef f lg L li ,Af frrlj Anthony Baker Q54 S L , A yy In Don Cifra ix M RL lv J T it I g ii l, l Ernestine Clowers Nm 6 YQ T WC it Harold cox ,AY to has tt ioritltft Hiram Cox 1565 Q 62 K 6 55 f 'Q Barbara Cummin AANQ 1 6 0- O AmVA. i f . W i,,.' Fred Dietrich kkvx CL S :Yi e tss r was yi 4 O tv . .,t.,,I- IEVV, ,k,. ,,.,. , , ,, ,k,a. , V Bob Dunn g Jeanne Forsberg qi O I Frances Haithcock 6 J James Monk f if i, -' ' - .g a H,-:ff ef 'A ,,, I-1.111211 - it affix r 5 E f fzf ik' , f,-, W M at f ' GQ If , 5.3 AM 4 ll 'f 1 f t 5 Q A ' f , f f t , E , I ' 59:5 A r ' ffwiitsfzgif ' A,-U, , f ' e,sfg5ggg2?'?L59ii ' Q 17 ' ' 57-iixs? W if ff we fr 1 ,, t Meme .. W W, ,, ,, , is . ,W ',m,e- r ., 5? it 2 , are ' ,, T M, 1. . ' f 'k 1 f' T if Larry Napp KC L E David Pierce Mike Roland Kathleen Schmj James Sinclair Marguerite St. Clair Robert Thompson Dana Wallace Douglas Welles Jimmy Young Never underestimate the effectiveness of the older techniques of educating a new generation. This bit of philosophical wisdom was employed through the increased usage of filmstrips, acetates and other audio-visuals. Due to the great increase in the student population, twenty-one instructors were needed. A. The Social Studies Department window is representa- tive of various schools throughout the U.S. B. Mr. Pierce exibits his typing techniques while making up an Ameri- can History test. C. Plantation's infamous seminar teach- er, Mr. Cifra distributes STUDENT WEEKLIES. D. While Mr. Cox presents a lesson in World History, Mary Milton listens attentively.

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and experimentation B gl 4 f .vii t Q ,f -1 -...-1 e A., ss 3 i Vtwr Y. V. ' Wx, A. Mrs. McKelvey explains units on calibrated thermometer. B. Dawn Doyle and Bob Edwards measure temperature of gy.. HZO, C. Chemistry student adjusts flame of bunsen burner. f D. Three industrious scientists combine forces to solve a difficult equation. ' us I. 5 x X . t. S ' D pq I ,,......e. , . .... ,iff ' ' 'df W f 'IS Hqoff. l ,,.,, ic ' ,fc ml ' ' 'ii' if 'VW P5 iw..-I A 'Z' fi if ' 45 Harvey Kleiner Martha Macy Jane McKelvey Margaret Roseburr Darryl Rushton Cynthia Schumacher JoAnn Shook John Sunderland James Wallace James Wilkerson