Palmer High School - Terror Trail Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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Science Department ifiusi' Row. E. i1..ii,10m. w. H. smut. SECOND ROW: W. E. Davis. C. H. Graves. W. R. Willis, Dorothy Lagerhnrg. Mary Avery, L. O. Iackson. X stay off each others toes while tripping the light fantastic on the gym floor of C. S. H. S. Heres to all our future athletes for bigger and better muscles. Electricity and Endoplasm I Terrific smells, excelled only by the odors of our own cafeteria, come from the chemistry room as they mix bases or acids or what have you. No wonder that girl in the biology class is squealing: just look at those big, fat, squashy. expressionless worms they are dissecting. Then there is physics, which might be described as a scientific introduction to the highly scientific, mechanical, electrical world in which we live. I In these subjects we find the answers to I8 l such questions as: Why do we have bones? What caused Pikes Peak? What are such things as vernier calipers, galvanometers and radiometers? I With all of this we have fossils idon't get me wrongl, explanations of how and why we came to be here ioften we wonderl, lectures. and soulful sighs of sleeping students. All in all the Science Department. I They are a wonderful group, this faculty of ours. Truly, they are our friends: perhaps we shall never realize to what a great extent. We couldn't get along without them, though perhaps, not always with them. We have to give them their due praise, but still- free session, please leave promptly, sounds all right. In fact, it sounds heavenly.

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