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- J a Concentrating on an organic con¬ struction, Eric Cavanaugh works on his biochem test. Using the Audio-Tutorial system, Steve Miller listens to a tape on the structure of cells during a biology class. Brent Landis attempts to identify chemical compounds in a chemistry experiment. 15
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Experiments, Tests Keep Science Students Busy After completing a test on a-c current, Mark Zurcher looks on as Mr. Allspaw grades it. The Science Department’s audio-tu- torial system again proved its usefull- ness as students completed assigned work at their own rate. Many were per¬ mitted to take part in disections, lab experiments, and research projects for an even greater learning experience Mr. Allspaw, teaching chemistry I II and physics, and Mr. Hubbard, teach¬ ing biology I II, guided many students throughout the year in the science studies. Getting ready to take two quizzes and a test on the final day of a physics deadline, Bob Mutschler listens to a tape on lenses.
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Home Ec Featured in Magazine; Rackers Win PE Volleyball Championship Keith Steffen and Scott Kehne take a couple of laps during a P.E. class. Welcome to Our World ... a world that included semester courses in Consum¬ er Education, Interpersonal Relationships, Child Care and Development, Clothing and Textiles, Foods and Nutrition, Interior Design and Housing, Family Management, Marriage and Family Relationship, and many other studies. The junior Home economics girls in¬ vited all to Come a Wassailing during the Christmas season. More than 300 people, including faculty, custodians, and students wandered in as a tantalizing aroma spread through the halls. Highlighting the year was a special visit from Dr. Thomas Beggs, Curriculum Specialist for the Institute of Life Insurance in New York. Dr. Beggs viewed the results, of studies made by the home ec students. In the spring TEACHING TOPICS featured the A.C. home economics classes. Besides doing calisthentics, Adams Central physical education students com¬ peted against each other in games such as touch football, basketball, hockey, wres¬ tling, and softball. In P.E. volleyball the Rackers, consisting of John Soldner, Larry Steller, Denny Loyse, Kevin Rich¬ ards, and Colin Hirschy, were crowned champions. At the home ec party, Miss Grab- ner gets something to eat. 16
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