Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ROUSES INTEREST With special attention being paid to science these days, education in scientific fields has risen in importance. We feel that we have superior facilities with w'hich to cope with the larger number of students taking courses in science. CHORDATA FISHES 25 Chemistry proves to be a fascinating subject as Terry Barlow and Harlan Barnett work on an assignment.

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Electricity is one of the various subjects studied by general science students. Rebecca Bordelon, Diane White, and Don O'Neal are fascinated by the model generator as Mr. Hutchinson explains its operation. Mr. Hutchinson helps Paul Zundel with a problem during a lab experiment.

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26 SOCIAL SCIENCES PREPARE STUDENTS FOR ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP Through social sciences we develop an awareness of present world prob- lems by delving into the past, discussing the different forms of governments, and study- ing economic problems. Bulletin boards form a major part of the learning program for civics students. Nancy Gates points out one of the articles of interest on one such bulletin board. World History is such a vast and complicated field of study that in her class Mrs. White often clarifies and simplifies the material by the lecture method.