Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Looking for a particular book, Mrs. Oscar Escobedo smiles with pride after Houston and a teacher locate it in the completing his essay, card catalogue. ¥ « a » • 4 4 ► '«

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Holy Moley Science Concocts New System o you know what a mole is? If you answered a small furry animal you obviously haven't spent enough time in the science depart- ment. To learn the answer to this and other such questions, the sci- ence department put into use a new teaching style called the Learning Cycle Strategy. In addition to the teaching style, three new teachers were added to the staff; Carol Cary, Cathy Lo- vato, and Juliet Nwharir. Due to the large number of sophomores, six biology classes were added to the already over- crowded schedule. Even with her heavy class load, Lisa Parr found time to earn a Rotary International Scholarship to study birds in ... Tasmania? With the benefit of such diverse experiences, the science depart- ment enhanced the students’ edu- cation. Design by Chris Sar. Photos by Greg Fresquez. Sixth hour chemistry student Shiela Calderon, observes a reaction in an ex- periment.