Tarpon Springs High School - Tarpon Yearbook (Tarpon Springs, FL)

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V V MIS. Johnson Mr. Love Mr. Cullen Mr. Temple Not Pictured: Mr, Stroube Annually, the students enter their projects in the community science fair. 14 SCIENCE By observing the processes of nature, the course of the sun and the moon in the sky, the mystery of fire, and the beauty of flowers, trees, and grass, the ancients became aware of mysterious forces be- yond their comprehension. Through modern science, students today have a better understanding of the World they are living in now and the World of tomorrow. The Science Fair is sponsored by the science departments. Students in general science, biology, and chemistrypartici- pate in this annual affair. Through our capable staff, all students learn thelbases of science and its effect on the worldtoday. Students analize the division of the cells.

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MATHEMATICS The teaching of mathematics be- gan with the earliest of professors, the Sophists, which originally meant Wise men. Today, during the twentieth cen- tury We find at Tarpon Springs High School dedicated mathematics teach- ers who are truly Wise men in mod- ern age. The human mind needs to be given a challenge to create intelligent i- deas and free thinking. This is achieved through the basic founda- tion for a logical and sound mind -- mathematics. The fundamentals of the slide rule are taught during one's advanced mathema- tics. Mr. Alwin 1, .. A- v f t. any fi . A ,.-,' T, an 'flffw . Faklis MI E iw -J Na ' ' t 1 y ii ,. ' 1 - an ' , -V '. 1 - it ft, - 1 i f h . , f 1 , -, 5 ' fig i ,I 'O Ai - ,nw .. 'E , 1 at 3, Working together gives a better opportunity to work out difficul- ties in algebra. Mr, Trese Mr. Tsalickis Mr. Ketchum