Ottawa Hills High School - Legend Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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95 2 lik , - fl .mf-f'5M1-if ' i Ben Gregory, B.S. 1 G , H. A. Richardson A.B. . T 552 x A it Q e - 4 Dorothy Kreuter B.S. Elsie Gordon Ju , SCIENCE When the freshman enters high school, he is required to study General Science. The subject is a study of the universe and what is in it. After this course is finished the student who wishes to go to college is required to complete a year of one of the sofcalled laboratory sciences. Botany deals with plant life. It aims to give an idea of plants and plant life as a whole, their life processes and their imf portance to man. Zoology is the science of animals, their structure, habitat, life habits, and their relation to man, while Physiology is the study of the anatomy and functions of the human body. - Chemistry is a study of the elements and their compounds and how they react on one another. Ottawa has one of the inest chemistry laboratories in the city. Physics teaches about the principles of machines, of mechanics, 'of liquids, solids, gasses, light, heat, sound. mag' netism, and electricity, and some of their applications to everyday life. PHYSICAL EDUCATICN Henry Ludwick Katherine Sheehan B.S. ELEMENTARY Helen Smith Dorothy Starmer Lowell Palmer A.B. 9 'ti' Theodore Vander Plo g A.B., lVl.S. J 'i , x lljifl , n A ' 1 . ,sf ff' -' Dorothy Cryder ff' Carol Walders Page Twenty-xm-en

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