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I I I I I I TT ex Challenge to Gxplore the Unknown sine, tangent, polygons, theorems, quadratic equation, and improving the reasoning of the mind accompany sleepless nights over problems. Ripple tanks, pulleys, and pendulums are familiar sights found in the physics lab. Here students concentrate on time and space, material phenomena, theories in math, verbal terms, and application of principles of re asoning. The study of life, bacteria, animals and humans, microscopes, dissections, and dish washing are some of the novel experiences encountered in biology classes. The BSCS course has replaced general biology. Chemistry presents the basis for intelligent scientific thinking in the new dimension of a modern era. Physical science gives the student a deeper understanding in the world around him. CONSTRUCTION work is part of the geometry class for Margaret Satterfield, Tim Kauffman, and Dennis Williams. KAREN Smith and Joy Albright and friends discuss anatomy.
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SPENDING her spare time sewing and rose gar¬ dening is Mrs. Peggy Z. Taylor who teaches biology and physical science. 1 New Concepts in Math MRS. Iris B. Abernathy, who enjoys dancing and reading, teaches biology and advanced biology. DRAWING is the hobby of Mrs. Rachel Amick who teaches consumer math and Algebra I. The field of mathematics is a wide and varied one this year at Eastern. A consumer math program has been introduced as preparation for the vocational student. Technical math is another course of interest for the D.E. students. Two years of algebra, unified geometry, and advanced math are in the scope of college bound stu¬ dents. Inductive reasoning, the unknowns, the constants, the variables, number lines, the straight edge , cosine, MR. Alexander M. Edgerton teaches physical science. He likes to play tennis and read. AVID water skier, Mr. Claude F. Dover, Jr., teaches chem¬ istry and physics. GEOMETRY teacher, Mr. Cecil G. Caison, lists as his hobbies tennis and water skiing. 28
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JANICE Terry learns typing techniques in preparation for both the present and the future. MRS. Lou F. Clark teaches shorthand I and II, typing, office practice, and MRS. GeraLene Champion, an avid knitter, teaches typing I arid II and notehand. In her spare time, she attends sports events, sews, and reads. bookkeeping. 30
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