William Fleming High School - Colonel Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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fibre new 5 0111120125 The growing importance of science in the World today has engendered more emphasis on this aspect of our learning. In well-equipped laboratories advanced biology students studied comparative anatomy, chemistry students experi- mented by means of semimicro analysis introduced this year, and a unique phy- sics class had two teachers who lectur- ed alternately. 1 1 Jimmy Phlegar, Vicky Lyon, Berkeley McLendon and I Chris Catron fill chemistry trays in the laboratory. Eff l Aquatic animals studied by XZJO '274A.f X Anne Kepner, Martha Mur- dock, and Mike Carroll. x 21

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I 778216 OQUQI Sandra Brooks and Thomas Robinson examine teach- ing aids in trigonometry. Several classes in the mathematics proe gram were taught in a novel manner dur- ing the current year. Programming was used in algebra, geometry, and ninth grade arithmetic. Two or three days a week, three second year algebra classes met together in the general education room so that students could benefit from the lectures of Mrs. Sifford, Mrs. Walden and Mrs. Horton. An electronics class which met once a week was also offered for the first time, and there was a con- tinuation of two contract classes which have been taught by the same teachers since their inception. -'i yzaafg Mr. Freitag explains algebra problem to De borah Gimbert. L1