Chesterton High School - Singing Sands Yearbook (Chesterton, IN)

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IN THE SCIENCE LAB. . . FUTURE SCIENTISTS WORK The fleld of physics takes n a lol fund Bob Jarroll Jerry Bucksbarg Carl Hager Rudy Van Loon John Carpenter Marcia Odds and Carole Srnnth LEFT John Dresh lends S1arre1Te Dalton a hand rn 'trying to prove a theorem for Solid Geometry class Are you sure nts supposed to do 1hal'9 Perplexed chemusfry stu dents Mary Slonf John Dresh Kaihy Carmody and Roger Case wonder what went wrong wnfh their expernments i , 1 1 1 I 2 1 , v y I 11 - 1 ff - I 1 f f Q, ' fa,

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MAN S HEART IS THROUGH HIS STOMACH The merits of Chestertons Industrial Arts Depart ment are shown in the quality of the work that comes t ot t Cedar chests bookcases lamps and tables are among the many useful products that the boys can make in the shop Mr Charles Allegree and Mr Carmen Ponader are in charge ot the two shops at Chesterton There are six semesters of shop offered These courses pro gress from elementary woodwork to advanced shop work metal work machinery work and advanced shop work Besides the work in the two shops Chesterton of ters two years of mechanical drawing Mr Thomas Lauerman is in charge ot teaching this course The boys taking mechanical drawing learn lettering gunning architectural drawings the first year The second year they learn assembly and detail drawings design and advanced architectural drawing Fred Proffitt and Bill Mason put the finishing touches on the cabinet they are building in shop class Patrick C0 'n0llY and Waffen H'9l'lW00d 35k Mr I-auerman TOY Bill Brooks Dennis Moldenhaurer and Norman McCorkel watcl' advice on their drawings for mechanical drawing class Bert Darling demonstrate the proper way to use the drill press 9 ou i . , , , sketching, working and pictorial drawings, and be-

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Thrs year the students at Chesterton had four courses In scnence and fave In mathematics to choose from For the second year a course In general scnence was grven This course offers a smattering of many fnelds of scvence The blology classes study the basic blologucal prnncuples and the classlflcatlons of animals and plants Chemlstry students study the laws and pnncnples of chemistry the formation of elements and compounds and the general properties of mat ter Physrcs ns the study of matter and energy It takes In such sublects as weights and measures the mechanics of llqulds gasses and solids heat sound lnght magnetusm and electronics Both general mathematrcs and algebra are offered to freshmen Sophomores can take plane geometry A semester of algebra II and a semester of solld geometry are offered to punlors Sensors take algebra III for one semester and Trng onometry for the second semester The new Goldsborough Memorxal Scuence Workshop adds the long awauted facnlmes to the scrence department Bemg fmnshed thus year the greenhouse workshop wall help the chemustry as well s bvology classes. The buuldung as located south of the Hugh School TCGETHER TO soLvE NEW EXPERIMENT M' W'