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The determination of reacting volumes holds Bill Copeland spellbound as he studies its effect. Profile of The Age Of Scientific Wonder Mr. Huffaker demonstrates the effect of atmospheric pressure on a mercury barometer as Bobby Johnson looks on with interest. 51
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Mr. Jack Huffaker, Chairman of the Science Department, shows Chris Teras and Bob Saunders the principles of the inclined plane in the study of component forces. Chemistry , Physics — Modern science laboratories offer students the opportunity to increase their knowledge in all fields of physical science. By enrolling in courses of modern chemistry and physics, they learn the basic concepts necessary for survival in a complex civilization. Chemical and physical properties of matter are investigated, analyzed, and summar¬ ized by actual experimentation. This experimen¬ tation is a basic element in the scientific method, and much of the student ' s time is spent in the lab. We know that science is molding our futures; we must be well-trained in drawing logical con¬ clusions from observed data. In science, conclu¬ sions must be based on known fact; therefore the life of the chemistry student is involved in experi¬ mentation and laboratory technique. The physics ' student ' s life is filled with calculations and for¬ mulas which help him understand the phenomena in the universe. Sometimes, in the gleaming labs downstairs, we wonder if we could borrow the flourescent light starter to set into action our mental illumination. Gory Wyrick, Jennifer Gschwind, and Freddie McCormick perform an interesting experiment on the calibration of a spring balance. The slide rule is one of the basic tools of the physics stu¬ dent as he ponders over the many problems. 50
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Biology Emphasizes That The Robert Fuller indicotes oreas of the body adversely af¬ fected by the smoking habit. Willoughby, our esteemed man of bones, cooperates at all times. Preparation for each class laboratory takes time and care. Here, Donna Thompson acts as a lab assistant. 52
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