Scotch Plains Fanwood High School - Culmen Yearbook (Scotch Plains, NJ)

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'vb-K Terry Brown grins with delight as she performs another successful heart transplant on an earthworm! 'WMM Playboys after Dark. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT OFFERS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE The Science Department strives to fulfill the needs of the students by offering courses that cover many of the branches of scientific research. Applied Science, which was instituted last year, prepares the students for possible careers in indus- trial production. It meets the students' increased needs for vocational training within the scientific fields. Biology I is a basic course in the study of living things and Biology II is an advanced study of human physiology. The Chemistry and Physics courses demand a workable degree of mathematical knowledge. Chemistry students explore the material of the uni- verse and the Physics course teaches the natural laws of the Universe and the science of light, electricity, magnetism, and atomic structure. The accelerated courses, P.S.S.C., B.S.C.S. and Chem Study, are offered for the student who wishes to pursue Chemistry or Physics in more depth. The diversification of the Science Department affords each student with the basic knowledge needed to understand a world which is constantly being changed through the advances of man. A What was Wally Farrel doing when the lights went out? , s 121

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Mrs. Zmachinsky plays doctor to each of her pupils in turn. Did you hear about the French traveling salesman. Ted Waller. This is how Darcy Whitehorn became a brilliant FANSCOTIAN Editor. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT ABREAST OF MODERN TECHNIQUES Languages are taught in our school to expand the student's ability to communicate, to understand foreign cultures, and to show the value of tradition. French, Spanish, Latin, and an extracurricular Russian Study Group are the language courses offered at S.P.F.H.S. The basic curriculum emphasizes fluency through grammar, vocabulary, and oral presentations. Laboratory work, audio- visual aids, field trips, clubs, and honor societies expanded the total experience of this language studies program. The continual revision of teaching techniques provided the student with better and more up-to-date methods of learning the language. '- , , li A L A f ,