Sacramento High School - Review Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Pegg 1i Chernislry is one of The rnosl imporlanl sciences lauqhl al high school. ll is a necessily for all sludenls who plan lo sludy medicine. lvlosl sludenls enioy Jrhe subiecl, and il is also a source ol greal enlerlainmenl al limes, Though usually al someones expense. l-low should we insulale lhe room? Whal does lhe clulch do on lhe car? These are iusl lwo ol lhe many praclical olueslions lhal are answered in physics. Yes, by sludying physics many boys and girls learn lhe why ol lheir surroundings. Some sludenls lake physics because They are inleresled in science and wish lo nfialqe lhis subiecl 'rhe loundalion lor lheir lile worlc.