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enriches science program Biology II classes, taught by Mrs. Barbara Wilk- erson and Mr. George Athens, were added to Central's Science Department this year. These classes gave stu- dents an opportunity to do advanced study and con- duct more experiments than in Biology I. Central students may choose from six courses: Biology I, Biology II, physical science, Chemistry I, Chemistry II, and physics. Using a chart in Mr. Pulley's sixth hour physical science class, Mickey Wertin gives a report on the planet system. F A-ft to l A-' ai sl During Mr. Sarris' health class, Billie Smiley and Melvin Glenn study the characteristics of the human skeleton. Mike Bone, Peggy Akers, and Linda Griffin, do Biology I les- sons on new lab tables that Mr. Athens received this year. Maureen Nelson, Sharon Cantern and Bill Challener experi- ment with microscopes in their sixth hour Biology I class.
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RV-F-gig iw' xii' 5? A 'JN -Q Ken Shippers, junior, takes his turn at examining the model of the human brain in Mr. Sarris' fifth hour health class. Advanced biology class During Biology I class, William Miller cuts away the skin of a frog so he can study and examine the inner structure. Ellen Humphreys and Susan Moles, seniors, conduct a lab experiment in Mr. McLaughlin's second hour chemistry class. , . gn-X ' Y . Q
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ath Department obtains new books for Algebra Freshman David Carpenter shows his classmates in second period Algebra I how to work out a problem on the graph board. This year Central acquired new Algebra I and II books. The Algebra I book is a revised edition and is in the Dolciani series as before. The Algebra II book is also in the same series but is much more sophisticated than the revised edition. New innovations have been explored but none are being used because the returning college students seem to be well prepared for more advanced math courses. Freshman Steve Callis asks for Mrs. Beaumont's assistance on a math problem during his second hour Algebra I class. Freshman Jeff Bushman shows Dianna Riggs the correct use of the slide ruler. gf., A nr- ,gun ' ' . .
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