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sc1E c , New labs anticipated for science building by Mark Olson The Science Departmentis goals were to raise student scores on the district tests, and to build an advanced science program. Most of the teachers in the department attended workshops to enrich their teaching ability in order to attain these goals. 'Tm the intermediary between the school board and the science teachers, said Richard Aylward, department chair. Four new labs, which will be placed in the freshman science area, were acquired through the bond election. Chemistry classes also obtained new text books and electronic balances. Above In Chemistry, .lim Cooper, senior, observes a test tube. Top Right The freshmen diligently study in Earth Science. Right While separating chemicals into certain test tubes, Matt Estuary and Tony Pensiero take advice on the correct way to conduct the experiment. fPhoto by Michelle Enriquezj
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Zi 5, '-.- i Laws? More body builders enroll in systematics by Kim Helmiclc While the freshmen run their little buns off in their ever favorite PE class, the upperclassmen work out for better builds in the popular Systematics class and improve their dancing abilities in Modern Dance class. Due to the slight increase in enrollment of students in the Systematics classes the department had to schedule double sessions during the fourth and sixth hour. The goals of the department were to improve the physical fitness levels of all students in the PE, Systematics, and Dance classes. They met this goal by doing formal calisthentics every day. Bret Jarman said, I am glad that they made a change in the Systematics scheduling, because it was difficult to get into the few open classes. Kim Porfilio replied, I enjoy my PE class, not only because it gives me a chance to talk to my friends, it also keeps me in shape. Top Brian Schroder works on his triceps in systematics. fPhoto by Kathy Schultz.j Left Freshmen promenade on home. fPhoto by jason Youngj l Bottom Modern Dance stretches for the stars while Keri Zapo E toky stares out into space. fPhoto by Kathy Marcun.J Physical Ed .61 -1 l.
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