Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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Science Club Profits A3511 Senior high officers are: Louis Ting, president: Bart Fields, treasurer, Gary Smith, historian, Steven Carter, secretary, and Pam Goodson, vice president Qnot picturedj. Under Mr. Joyce The Science Club was relatively new To Rl-lS This year and iT hopes To accomplish much in The TuTure. The club has ci dual purpose. Mr, James Joyce, The sponsor, hopes iT will bring TogeTher sTudenTs of similar inTeresTs in The field of science. STudenTs will also goin information ThoT will supplemenT Their classroom sTudies. To acquainf The members with The areas, experTs in The various fields speak ond tours ond Tielcl Trips are carriecl out. Career oppor- TuniTies con be boosTed in The Teacher lab where any member may research his interest further. Q9 Junior high officers arei Luanne Gosaway, secretaryp Richard Addison, vice president, Rhonda Vickers, treasurer, and Gale Tharp, president. Science Club Members ore: Rhonda Vickers, Kathy Peake, Rhonda Wil- son, Bruce Wallace, Don Kiern, Mike Leer, Connie Johnston, Terry Rogan, Katherine Kirkland, Kathy Blantley, Amee Bolender, Vicky O'Hara, Luanne Gasaway, Mike Kelly, Gale Thorp, Nylene Thomp- son, Jeanette Melvin, Linda oliff, ' Bart Field, Marilyn Munn, Adrian Strickland, Louis Ting, Paul Rogers, Mike Helms, Gary Smith, Steven Carter.

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Science Curriculum Exponcls,Aclds Physiology 'Y' 9.2 L njzf ,, sv' . Lx' 'QW '4 ' Science Teachers: Mr. Phil Ashler, Mr. Charles Couch, Mrs. Judith Hull, Mr. Robert McFadden, Mrs. Carolyn Rowe, Mrs. Marlynn Wheeler, and Mrs. Janet Wise. 'N f Woe is Alan Reese. Will he ever re- covery lrom Ronnie Krell's examination during second period physiology. 1:m- ' ,uw Qu Are you o foster or non foster, whof plants ond animals are found in Florida, onol what is found in oufer spoce, ore o few quesfions answered in Sci- ence closses. The study of science, studying The human body, plonfs, onirnals, soil, eorfh, heolfh, ond space. How does o cell reproduce, or what is on atom? These and many more questions help fo make science inferesfing ond fun. Rickorcls offers of leasf eight different courses in science. Today sci- ence hos come o long way ond teachers ore helping students so Thof they may help if go much farther. Mr. James Joyce, RHS chemistry teacher, became one of the Mr- Ruben McFadden most popular teachers in his first year at Rickards. Mr. Joyce cheers his team whlle was the organizer ofthe active Science club. the lady 'eachers play basketball. Mrs. Mary Lynn Wheeler demonstrates a chemical reactional while her spell bound class looks on. i

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Students Prepare For Medical Careers A broad background in science is one thing George Wooley expects to help him in seeking a medical career. The Paramedical Club is active in en- listing and encouraging the interest of students in this field. Para-Medic Club president, Susan Chester, gets together with sponsor, Mrs. Janet Wise, over plans for up-coming meetings and field trips. Members are: left to right, bottom row, Kim Still, Jackie Moody, Francile Kurth, Sandra Owens. Top row: Evelyn Watts, Mrs. Janet Wise, sponsor, and Kathy Chester. 70 The Paramedical Club is composed ot people who are interested in the tield ot medicine. The club's purpose is to promote interest in a medical career. The club meets several times a month. Every other meeting is a business meeting. Field trips constitute the other meetings. They go to clinics, hospitals, and veterinarian hospitals. The club participates in many activities. The mem- bers are volunteer workers at the hospital. The club was co-host, along with Leon, tor the state con- vention in Tallahassee. The otticers are: Susan Chester, president, Kim Still, vice-president, and Jackie Moody, secretary-treasurer. Jackie Moody, George Woaley, and Kathy Chester prepare to go out on one of the club's frequent field trips. Briefings make the trips more mean- ingful. g.,... 1, 7sQssssfsf,s':za' wx'-exw ,- - 'fff wtS!e'f-'S 5