South Plainfield High School - Regit Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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lil. l rt ftp T tl Edwin Hoiles Thomas Casavant Coordinator ' Q Cary Belitz Bob Goode s Bruce Bertucci Harold Loud vttttlit i it The Science Department is still moving along in its usual successful way, leaving behind a trail of broken test tubes, spilled solutions, and dissected worms. Department head Mr. Hoiles has done a fine job supervising and coordinating the curriculum. Most creative and unique experiments were performed by students in physics classes. Earlier this year Eric Machet, Larry Rothweiler, and Ronald Sepanak conducted an experiment using the air track. They measured the rate of the loss of height in successive bounces on the air track to find an unknown mass. Mike Bowman made a record strobe which calculates the rate at which the turntable of a record player rotates. Paul Buckley and Paul Egert used a velocity timer to analyze the motion of 180 pounds of bar bell being weightlifted. The physics classes also produced a publication called Physics Phun under direction of Mr. Goode. It contained achievements of Students of the Week, various problems to be solved, and inspiring thought. Students also were involved in a Physics Bowl, quiz competition between teams of students. William Morgan H'

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f ,f f ' pl' I i L7 i mx f fbi I I If ' , lice H , ' M VS if if g I! . :VA X Ng 1 j if 'V ' X 1. i 1 J Forei n Language Stein' -'jf Elaine Baker loycemarie Coorgilmfor I. L ,f , I . i., . I if f 1 lflihe 1Q,Z6f57 Language Ilfleplartmepff has been sy exp din-g itsf ll 5 curricv l m, planning 'nfgresting,activities, and sponsoring ri s. lerfkdipefction Mr,StJn, the department has produce fjie l g t brits such as Ann Alcaro and Sharon Q n hi a s g lg, lvyhgl AnnfHraf't?1ccley5gly completed four years of French and tlpee yeggfff Spani lg Sharon, ,four years of Spanish and three , X ars of S nch f' xx Altvirwportanf project has been the expanding of the curriculum iln pfeparatioh r nexty r Beginning in September one year will .rf lf ' tk fy. , be added to the standard 'four-year language program to accom- i lmodate sfuiientls'hwl76,began studying foreign language in the Mid- dle S Y? X Madehn Markham of the mosf enjoyable experiences this year was the lnterna- lilizjffligb ftional Christm'as Party planned by foreign language classes and French and Spanish clubs. In a festive atmosphere, students sam- pled international dishes vvhile learning about holiday customs of other countries. This spring the Language Department again sponsored a ten-day trip to Spain. Three students plan to participate in an exchange program in Germany this summer. Bonne Chance! 3Bueno suerte! Gutes Gluck!