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Steve Osborn and Randy Woods tediously dissect a cat for Biology ll, Nature is Mike Bergob's thing. He arranged several rock collections dur- ing the year for the science display case. rod in chemistry lab. Carefully, oh so carefully, David Cumbie and a pair of ghostly hands fire polish a glass SCIENCE o 147
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Science explores the universe Few schools in the nation can boast of the accomplishments of students and teachers in Bradshaw's science department. ln addition to the department being selected for national environmental and ecology projects and the selection oi Miss Mary Nell Gonce as Regional Chemistry Teacher of the Year, eight students were selected as recipients of NSF grants, one was chosen for a Gorgas scholarship, one for a nat- ional Bell Telephone award and three placed in the top ten of the ACS test with a BHS student the winner. Students may choose from a selection of biology, chemistry, physics or earth science courses. With a selection comes an in- depth study of life, the elements or the universe. Mr, 'Siegfrid' Olive, you've just got to help me master this slide rule! Andria McCown expresses a common concern of all chemistry students. Miss Mary Nell Gonce B.A., M.A. Department Chair- man Chemistry, Biology ll Mrs. Myrtle D. Alexander B.S., M.A. Biology, Earth Science Mrs. Kay Cunning- ham B.S. Biology l-ll 4 Donald Hawkins Jimmy Johnson Mrs. Rachel Mlnor Mrs Judy R Stagg: B.A. B.S. B.S., M.A General Science Algebra Biology Introductory Practical Biology Physics General Science Physical Science 146 0 SCIENCE
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Vocational education gives preview of rat race Today's youth need a head start in the current rat l race. The experience and training they receive in i vocational education courses gives them the extra push that academic subjects will never give. On the job training through this program prepares students for future careers in the business world. At Krogers, Jim Jackson makes change for a satisfied housewife. Qte- QABOVEJ Karen Young gives a soothing smile and lends a help- ing hand as Dr. Watson repairs braces on a growing set of teeth. QRIGHU Ricky Zuelke attempts to convince a customer to buy during his D.E. training at Zuelke Dodge. Gregory D. Thacker Distributive Education David Bratcher B.S., M.A. Trade and Industrial Education 148 0 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
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