Roosevelt High School - Rooseveltian Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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i .1 Y Sag 'sv-xxx I -g .i4 ' Exact v f if 41 ,X Daniel Sparks and Hubert Harttield experiment with science laboratory equipment. Cl , ' A-n..,,,, . v num . ,- q . X - . . 'l 1 N William Sneed and Dewayne Turner make use of the slide rule in science lab. N ,. f ,A 'Q' xi .Xfd J I a is f fXfX LN 5' X 5,6 p as s.-4 ...af .W A l .dui Marshall Morris and Linda Dickerson give a project demonstration in Physics class.

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V- 4? ' Witty i-c.,, Mm Howard Vaulx stitches his garment at the machine as part ofthe learning process in the boys clothing class Fwifc rl' f R vt i ' 5 i -,j has ,,,,-psf' X L,,.v- 4 ,. MF' v , Lk-' - WMXM4 ww uv' life.,- -'X J .V l I I - -Y of xl A boys' clothing class helps Kervin Dixon. Lawrence Meeks and Myron Jen- M y Q kins learn pattern cutting and sewing. X Eg Y Julia Hill has a pin cushion on her hand and she i applies a deft touch as she stitches her garment in i girls' clothing. ,ggi it X .g hw- XA Slfww Delores Tyner. Shirley Jones and Marsha Downs pin, cut, and baste garments in girls' clothing class. X 1 , ,f ' . -X 47

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Sciences Sciences are exacting, and definite conclusions can be drawn from the experiments that are performed. The use of lab equipment to prove theories is put to great advan- tage by the students enrolled in chemistry, physics, biolo- gy, and biophysical science here at RHS. Students interested in furthering their science educa- tion on a higher level have a working knowledge of some of the exactness required in these courses. A-...H cm, 9-4 Ai fy R r at 1 il' 7555, 555 331, W 5 ' 3 f 1? f if 1 likii in Q ,211 I, -f ' XX 151 If, I . J V s ,- ff 5z1:7,0g1,f an i 'QQ' 3 ' ,IH li ..,... 'sig x 3 ' ,S x X K Y an t ' 1: wi, mf 3 4 3 S 1 1 'sAisuqW'S'1T75 f 'ug,f't'wt if 'V .-fag: i .f syffi f 4 49 fi? ai ' , 5 David Thomas and Betty Robertson make Z1 daily check ofthe aquarium in Biology lab. Stephen McClinton and Ann Smith examine equipment used in the Biology lab.