Kimball High School - Lancer Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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9 'ia mysteries of the world There is a good deal of math involved in chemistry. Thus, no one can take chemistry without having a year of algebra. Physics is offered to seniors alone. They study energy, matter, and the transformations of en- ergy and matter. An example of this is the fa- mous formula E : MC2. Time is spent learning about force, work, power, energy, and mass. General science is a twelfth grade subject. Actually it is a combination of the other three sciences taught here at Kimball. il fi :w 4421, jim Edoff checks the results of his experiment as he relays his findings to his lab partners. Randee Grossa discovers that the chemical polarization of certain materials is an interesting study. 17

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