Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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K Dave Culp and Steve Pettit seem to be enjoying this chemistry lab experiment. Aided by a plastic replica, Mr. Allyn points out the parts of a cell to his class. Mr. Haney is grading the work of Phyllis Gary and Rachel Groff in his applied science class. 23

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fe 'k Mr. Elmer Bowers Chemistry and Physics Mr. john Allyn Biology Mr. Dean Slavens Biology Mr. Larry Haney Applied Science Mrs. Nancy Tooker Chemistry Science Students Strive to Understand the Secrets of our Universe Studies in the fields of science are interesting and use- ful to the modern learner. A multitude of ideas, ranging from the explanation of why a weight falls to the complex theories of relativity, may be discovered in our science courses. Headed by Mr. Elmer Bowers, the Science De- partment works to help student appreciate the orderliness of our universe. The required biology course focuses its attention on the physical make-up of living things. Chem- istry deals with the composition of matter and the trans- formation of matter into energy. With its lessons on gravity, electrostatics, and magnetism, physics class pro- jects the laws of science into familiar situations. Knowl- edge of applied science enables students to make prac' tical applications of scientific rules. Our science teachers make use of laboratory facilities for student experiments and unique demonstrations. Mr. Bowers operates the Van De Graaff Generator which ac- cumulates electrical charge.

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Kent Bird :md Dave Mathes watch attentively as Mr. Bowers as- sembles equipment for a physics class demonstration. Labs cmd to New Mark Kreider sets a pendulum in motion as he tries to determine the factors which affect its period. With the help of a spinning bicycle wheel, Mr. Bowers lectures on the torque force.