Ben L Smith High School - Aquila Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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l 77, Y 7 ,YW hydra, amoeba A MICROSCOPE, the symbol of biology, is put to good use by Carol Norman. 'll'? li dill W-vw faf- . so Dissecting, probing, revealing, grasping and transmitting ideas to others helps students to understand the life around them. 1 'N l w 553 ty, w ,,r, .A 'X 59

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SCIENCE DEPARTMENT - First row: Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Freeman. Second row: Mr. Huff- aker, chairman: Mrs. Gamble, Mrs. Kirby. Not pictured: Mrs. Black. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Para meciu m, are among microscopic marvels l discovered by sophomores I through biology classes. l Leaf notebooks, working on patio. Increased number of students makes it impossible to have advanced biology and physics. THIS GRUESOME figure haunts Mrs. Hal1's biology classroom. V JULIE LANDRETH discovers the vital components of a frog. 58

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SCIENCE O From a test tube to an analytical balance the components of chemistiy orderliness 1 I 'I 1 and physics all are basic to science. lead to exciting discoveries, measuring, experimenting, calculating, drawing conclusions, always performing systematically presenting ideas to others, Such are the fundamentals neatness, taught to future scientists. V I 5 V - 1 1 . il, yX'.X X XXX' , A W .aan E VAN DE GRAAFF administers a shock to Cathy Angel, a 1966 graduate. LUTHER WEATHERS titrates an acid' bs ANGLE of the force, vector is carefully measured by Sigmund Shipp while Paula Swann looks on and Richard Smith records his data 60