Hollywood High School - Poinsettia Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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APPROACH TO THE SCIENCE BUILDING jbecxgcazfion IN APPRECIATION OF THE FINE WORK THEY HAVE DONE IN ACQUAINTING THE STUDENTS WITH THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF SCIENCE, WHICH KNOWLEDGE IS BECOMING MORE AND MORE ESSENTIAL IN COPING WITH THE PROBLEMS OF MODERN LIFE, THIS THIRTY-FIRST VOLUME OF THE POINSETTIA IS DEDICATED TO THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT OF HOLLYWOOD HIGH SCHOOL.

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