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git Af-W- I ' fl.. Keyed to the war effort and post-war planning, the entire Science department is emphasizing training which will make more useful citizens for the difficult readiustment to come at the close of the war . . . lll Advising a boy who is making a titration experiment valuable in chemical analyses is Mr. A. C. Hoffman, head of the Chemistry, Zoology, and Agriculture departments . . . l2l By C O I dissecting a frog, zoology students learn relation- ship of anatomical parts and their function and can apply this knowledge in first aid work . . . l3i Physiography students learn that the shortest dis- tance between two points on the earth's surface is a part of a great circle, an important factor in both air and water navigation . . . l4l Acquainting pupils with concepts of the air age and post-war
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D1 54 Because mathematics is needed in every branch of the Armed Forces and in the rebuilding of nations, pupils who take math courses at Tech will be well prepared for the future . . . lil For proficiency in mathematics, senior boys work problems in War Arithmetic . . . l2l Knowledge of the geometry of spheres, which is necessary in all branches of engineering and navigation, is taught in Solid Geometry . . . l3l Seeing stars from the Tech campus are pupils of astronomy who may be future navigators on the sea and in the air . . . l4l Often found in conference with students is Mr. A. M. Welchons, head of the department . . . l5l Modern technology and military and naval tactics demand a knowledge of trigonometry.
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flew! Wm 8 ' ' opportunities in the aeronautical field, Aeronau- tics also gives introductory material to boys and girls interested in the Army or Navy air corps . . . l5l A class in chemistry demonstrates ionization . . . lol Mr. Charles Brosey, head of the Physics department, uses the cathode-ray oscillograph to determine characteristics of a sound . . . l7l Be- coming acquainted with the structure of the flower, botany students are also creating a deeper appre- ciation ot nature . . . l8l Dr. Clare Cox, head of the Botany department, explains various groups of plants and animals to biology students . . . l9l Vegetables for Victory are exhibited by boys in Vocational Agriculture . . . llOl A Victory garden and herb patch are experiments ofthe Botany de- partment. :D it L59 Wore X tlli wwf? Siu- , .,,. , f '51
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