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A typical laboratory back- ground sets the scene as Dave Fiddler and Barbara Edlen mix a few chemicals during the process of proving a theory in chemistry. Sciences Aid In Better Understanding The Calumet High School has a science depart- ment in which students can learn the different facts and principles that are used to explain what is known and to help discover the unknown in the scientific realm. The high school curriculum includes biology, a study of plants and animals, in which students dissect different species and study their structures. General science classes deal in a general study and the students learn fundamentals of basic science. Chemistry is a class in which the student performs various experiments to obtain basic concepts of or- ganic and inorganic substances, and physics is the study of matter and energy, the two basic sub- stances of life. Morgan Lackney, freshman biology student, uses the microscope to make a close study of the different structures of an animal cell. - 10 -
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Fundamentals Of Math Barbara Nasby pays close at- tention to Roger Book’s ex- planation of angle one, while hoping she can do as well with angle two, in plane geometry. Ravette Ashby seems very engrossed in advanced algebra as con- trasted to John Williams, w ho cocks a wary eye towards the pho- tographer. From elementary arithmetic to high school ad- vanced algebra problems, students have always tried to improve and enrich their mathematical vocabulary and experiences. With a wide variety of math classes at Calu- met, ranging from general math to trigonometry, the student is always able to find the math class that is best suited to his particular needs and re- quirements. - 9 - Visual aids are very useful in the high school curriculum. Cathy Johnston, algebra student, shows us just one of the many used by the math department.
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fVC Don Seymour finds there is an instant reaction when an acid is added to the chemical substance the students prepared in biology class. World We Live In Jim Wahlman, demonstrating the Wimhurst static machine, glances at his audience only to find the photographer is among his listeners in physics class. Jim Ritter prepares the speci- men while Wanda Hornbeak prepares the necessary solu- tion. They find there are many detailed tasks like these required in a general science course at C.H.S. - 11 -
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