Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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i TO BE SICK OR NOT to be sick seems to be Brown displays his surgical masterpiece-dissection the question on Chuck Hendrickk mind as Wayne of a frog for his biology class. BECAUSE I-IE'S PARTICULAR, Gene Tagliarini uses the utmost care for accurate measurement. 54 Challenges of Scienceg Goals of Students Like a giant octopus, science has its groping tenacles in every facet of today's life. Science is the life-blood of today's space-age society. From the most humble worker to the most learned scholar, science is a main deciding factor in their work. Things are changing, and men must change with them. The know-how and skill with modern equipment is begun in the high school lab. With the primary goal of preparing the students to meet the scientific challenges of tomorrow, the science department of Chamberlain High School tries to enlighten the minds of the students with the age- old laws of science. Teachers confront the students with newly discovered theories, always hoping to kindle the spark of inquiry for some student, who might become an asset to his world.

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Q? QQ- if M- '1 I THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE FIGURE IS the hrst step jean A CAREER in engineering might be the choice of Martin does in solving a proof in geometry. Steve Christy, Gus Bremer or David Covington. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT, as David Cobb, Robert prepare to launch themselves on an engineering, computer, Mitchell and Phillip McQ'uay make use of the slide rule, and contraetoring, industrial, or just-plain-well-rounded career 53

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FOR BEST RESULTS in his lab calculations, Ed Simkins makes one of his many temperature readings in laboratory experiments. FOR THE CLEAREST VIEW of the world of the rnicrobe, john McLaughlin manipulates his microscope and gets an accurate picture. A SIMPLE CANDLE is a challenge to the science student who wants careful, minute, and accurate observations for his individual experiments. 55