Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

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CONQUER THE WORLD OF NATURE MR. GEORGE TEED, JR. Biology MISS MARGARET MARTZ Science 8 and 9 Co 3 (P0 4 ) 2 +3 H 2 S 0 4 -3 Ca S0 4 + 2 H P0 4 are not only symbolic for certain compounds, but the very basis for the study of chemistry. In physics the “slip-sticks” are put to good use under the able instruction of “Prof.” Jones. MR. WAYNE MYERS Chemistry Science 8 Biology MR. JOSEPH JONES Physics Math. 9 Algebra I and II MRS. CHARLOTTE RIDINGS Science 9 11

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PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY Physics is the mathematical form of Logic. 2 Ca 3 (PO4) 2 + 6 SiC —P O q + 6 CaSiO 3 Science in the eighth grade has the students star-gazing and drawing one-celled animals for the concentration in astronomy and biology. Meter sticks take the place of yard sticks for ninth graders when they struggle with the metric system. Biology brings out the microscopes and slides to supplement informative lectures about the composition of the plant and animal kingdoms. Symbols and valences -— valences and symbols. 10

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MUSIC CLASSES OPEN DOORS TO ENTERTAINMENT MR. EDGAR BRANNER MR. JOSEPH MILLER Band Instruction Music I and II Math. 8 “The music in my heart I bore Long after it was heard no more.” Wordsworth Music classes build foundations for wider experiences in the choruses and the bands. Among the two hundred fifty novices — who knows how many Bernsteins, Cliburns, Beethovens, Brubecks, Hines. Fords, Presleys and Pat Boones may be moving through these doors and singing in these halls. CP O CP 12