Quantico High School - Boondocker Yearbook (Quantico, VA)

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Sharks, Soil, and Sulfuric Acid While movie fans flocked to area theatres to see mJaws starring that mechanical chordate called Bruce, Quantico had its own variety of a spec- imen known as Squalus acanthias. The mad scientists pursued it in an academ- ic sense, though, in their study of anat- omy. Meanwhile, neighbors down the hall analyzed soil samples, studied the nature of diseases, and on occasion the pungent smell of sulfuric acid jolted everybody's olfactory sense! Such was life in the science wing. Miss Dutchin Hardin hier' H' ' 'wi1i,e:,'g.js,'fi A p tf,- . ,V Doug Parsons and Mike Hamilton dissect their shark. s gffvejsitwa 01.17,-agwk Science 23

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79 455 5 'fy r A: , W .ff' ,. 3. an Zig,-6. 0' oo. 0 9. .oo . 0 MR. B. FRANK ORR Dept. Head B.S. Lincoln Memorial Univ. Grad. Studies at Univ. of Tennessee Senior Class and SCA Co-Sponsor MRS. S.J. DEFIBAUGH B.S. Madison College Grad. Studies George Mason Univ. Junior Science Club and Cheerleader Sponsor MISS DUTCHIN HARDIN A.B. Univ. of South Carolina M.ED. Univ. of North Carolina MR. DOUGLAS REEVE B.S. Morehead State Univ. Boondocker Photography Sponsor MS. SANDI RICHEY B.S. Western State College Junior Science Club and Cheerleader Sponsor 22 Science tl -u is ' get S, Rgomj . f fl ..,. '15--'ffifftfilv x Mr. B. Frank Orr f l It's a wonder that Karl Huf can concentrate with so many jokers arou nd.

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Foreign Languages: Translations and Travelogues Do You know the way to . . . San Jose . . . Gay Paree . . . Old Madrid . . . Eternal Rome? If not, you must frequent a foreign language classg here you will learn not only a language but a new approach to life via the customs of foreign cultures. You may be given a chance to visit the Pan American Union and the National Gallery of Art to view the works of Goya and Velasquez. At Christmas, you can enjoy carols like Le someil de lenfant Jesus and Noel nouvelet in French or Noche de Pazl' and Los Pastores a Belen in Spanish. Make your reservations early for a vicarious flight into a world of endless possibilities. R .,,.q,. I I gg, .ex l V , z'2,-1 ,fl :t,f'g..-Q V - ii'-'- Q-L in ' 'A . N. fx ta.. ' ' ,ff -. 295 ffifdp ' - -, 71!i?',if-at-i ' 'N' f' 'fav 45 jak I S f' i if wi-, I Mrs. Price worksfwith Maria Salomone, Rosana DeLima. Jose Estevez, and Mario Salomone in her fourth period class designed for foreign students. Wonder what the lingua franca is here? Mrs. Price talks to the International Club members while Miss Comer and Mrs. Butler, who teaches Latin, look on. iff- A , , w ' r - if it V' ' ii i ' i i 4 XX . B Miss Comer practices French carols with a moming class. ZMwJ fum af 79M-ef MISS .IEANETTE COMER, Dept. Head B.A. Univ. of North Carolina fGreensboroJ M.A. American Univ. Peabody Conservatory of Music International Club Sponsor MRS. HELEN PRICE B.A. George Washington Univ. Westhampton College Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico International Club Sponsor