Marina High School - Ragnarok Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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Vilnis Ezerins She blinded me with science. When it comes to science, one ques- tion always leads to another. lf viewing live paramecium or dissecting things from rats to grasshoppers is your area of interest, then your needs can be acco- modated in cellular biology or physiol- ogy. Other courses such as chemistry and the mind-boggling subject of phys- ics can also be found in our Science Dept. But don't mull over the complex- ities of genetics or the laws of physics, because our teachers' superb back- grounds and willingness to help will an- swer your questions thoroughly. Through the field of science everyday thinking is refined and sharpened. 'P , Q Ns f i X X Q. Q Q1 ms 3 - my Art Brown Marilyn Bunnell Wendy Gingerich Q ,,, i X is ., . . - + my . 1 -:- : r ,. I S 4: Academics SWB ls this enough blood for a slide? Dina Diamond E Wx :- : . - A.:-. . Q- 1 Af X Joseph Crider Wayne Johnson .,.. nu' Putting one's blood in the centrifuge requires skill! l I Department chairman Wayne Johnson instills a love of science in his students. 25 Science

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Academics Michael Mendez Betty Morr John O'Dowd David Okura Paul Renfrow John Rowan W But dissecting rats IS fun! Wendy Gingerich Frank Ruotolo Jerome Skands W Before we begin today's lesson . , John O'Dowd Freshmen honors students are challenged by Mr. Skands IPS class Sclence