Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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Mr. Hutchinson explains the coming assignment by solving a force problem for Jim Strange. Priscilla Grubb studies her chemistry by learning a list of formulas, which is basic to a strong background. While studying precipitates in chemistry, Becky Ul- man and Joe McGinty are able to apply their knowl- edge in the lab. 23

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Students study applied sciences MRS. BENGE MR. O’MEALEY MR. ROSHTO MR. HUTCHINSON MRS. MARJORIE BENGE Chemistry I B.A., M.A., Louisiana State University National Honor Society sponsor MR. JOE O’MEALEY Chemistry I, II B.S., Oklahoma State M.S., University of Oklahoma Science Club sponsor MR. ALFRED ROSHTO Biology, Chemistry I B.A., Louisiana College Larry Aderhold and Jack Ewing consult a chart to understand the basics of non-paral- lel forces in physics. 22 MR. JESSE HUTCHINSON Physics, General Science B.S., Southeastern State M.A., Northwestern State Ham Radio Club Sponsor Through one of his many lectures Mr. O’Mealey explains the correct method of solving chemical equations.

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Sophomores study many aspects of biology MR. CULPEPPER MISS FEDD MR. TUBRE MR. RICHARD CULPEPPER Biology B.S., Sewannee M.S., Northwestern State MISS LINDA FEDD Biology B.S., Northwestern State Future Nurses of America sponsor MR. ELVIN TUBRE Biology B.S., University of Southwestern M.S., Louisiana State University Civil Defense Club sponsor In order for Miss Fedd’s biology class to better understand the mechanics of DNA, Jack Bailey explains his concept of the subject to his class. Mr. Tubre utilizes visual aids to clarify the questions of his students in his biology class.