Chippewa Valley High School - Layon Yearbook (Clinton Township, MI)

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l. 2. 3. 4. 5. What's da matta wid you? asks Mr. Kelley. Are you sure about that fact, Mr. Woicicki? Mr. Heafield displaying his marbles to the class. Who let those mice out of their cages? shrieks Ms, Paul. Wonder what great hypothesis Mr. Bagos and Mr. Balch are thinking up now? 3 4 439

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I T 3 A Scientific This year the Science department has opened up many new doors of knowledge through the use of new facilities. Students can experiment with an air track lan electric monitoring devicel or combine elements without the possibility of an accident because of the explosion hoods. Students can also enjoy the comforts of cabinets, A . 'Kira s F' gg. 4 v.g E2 4 2 Look kt X. 1. i N 'Y I-F which allow them to have a place for everything, and private project rooms equipped with hot and cold running water and plastic sinks to complete experiments. The science department helps bring the student to a stronger grasp on the composition of the environment around them. n ns l L.. A4 8 YK, I- A. 1 What's your excuse for being late this time, Patty? demands Mr. Pokley. Mr. Bagos pleads with us not to take his picture again. Mr. Heafield doing the Robot. What's in the test tubes, Mr. Bagos? Mr. Andriaschko admires his diamond ring. We'll let you out soon enough, Mr. Heafield.

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l 2 ,meawdiiffa 2 lt's not polite to point, Mr. Balch. Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? Only the Shadow and Mr. Andriaschko know. Are you reading over my shoulder again? exclaims Mr. Heethuis. Yes, that's all you have to do for now, Ms. Paul. ls physics really that exciting, Lou?