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SCIENCE DEPARTMENT INSTRUMENTS WHAT mtutu v»a tHEPMn. ' ttTEI! OARO«TER K HADING A W ' KATHKR MAP : °° « TEMPERATURE F0li TEBRUARY 19 Ei. lu.Jiut. • :rjlj !ngU I ' riii..j|Sw Left: Ronnie Blevins and Bobby Sturgill perform an experiment in chemistry class. Bottom: Eleanor Beckner and Betty McKee exhibit their science projects. Top: Joyce Meredith and Eddie Blevins study the human body in a biology class. 25
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MR. R. DWIGHT BARKER, JR., Milligan College, B.S., History, Biology, Assistant Guidance Counselor, Coach of Peanut Football, Junior Var¬ sity Basketball, and Golf, Sponsor of Hi-Y and Freshman Class MR. K. G. NELSON, Hiwassee College, A.A., East Tennessee State University, B.S., Biology, General Science, Sponsor of Science Club and Eighth Grade Class MISS JANICE M. WALLS, Radford College, B.S., General Science, Chemistry, Sponsor of Junior Varsity Cheerleaders and Freshman Class General science courses gave eighth and ninth graders an overall look at the earth and its composition, metals and their properties, sound waves, and certain practical knowledge that can be of use in daily life. Through their study of the various species of living organisms, sophomores taking biology learned the simil¬ arities between man and animals. Chemistry and physics students became well acquainted with such terms as heterogeneous, titration, chromatic aberration, and thermoexpansion. Science projects were made by science stu¬ dents, as well as by interested Science Club members. 24
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The Social Studies Department offered as required subjects American history in the Eighth Grade, United States and Virginia history in the eleventh grade, and United States and Virginia government in the twelfth grade. These courses were designed to promote good citizenship through better understanding of the United States and its people. As electives the department offered classes in world history and global geography. Various methods of instruction included map study, term papers and reports, art work, audio¬ visual aids, and class and panel discus¬ sions. Jimmy Gillenwater works on his term paper. Becky Johnson studies the globe. Mr. David Burton’s eighth grade history class 26
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