Clark High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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Elvin Hafcn Larry Hen nigh Norm Johnson Curriculum increases within science area, attracts new interests fV (f: Wayne Douglas 212 Science Sulfuric acid diffuses in (lie air, leaving a sour odor... colored crystals heaped high on metal weighing dishes ... selecting a subject for a science project... taking daily dictations ... bright red fluid climbing to a temperature of 103.5 C° .. . Delicate incisions made with miniature scissors ... the stench of formaldehyde ... slowly turning a knob to focus ... knowing the difference between epithelium and endothelium ... monitoring nerve impulses ... finding out your blood type.. . Lab practicals” ... morning walks to water your plant ... pinching the leaves between the node ... repotting a ichtffltra. .. Mysterious black holes” ... creating wave patterns upon a water surface ... calculating a large percentage of error” ... Einstein, Newton, Fermi ... speed, distance, velocity ... seeking an inter-relationship between the humanities and the sciences... We sought an understanding of the world around us.

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Miry Lovclady Kay McGarvcy Carolyn Meyer Jo Peterson Karen Reiumn Susan Stuart English classes stress deductive style essay, basic grammar review Running out of time before finishing an impromptu essay ... thinking of a creative poem topic ... one short story due every two weeks . .. Sorting out confusing rhyme schemes taking Eng- lish books home every night to read . . . reading long, long novels ... cheating with Cliff’s Notes ... analyzing difficult poetry ... recognizing Italian and English sonnets ... trying to understand archaic English spelling and sentence structure. We learned better communication skills through improved knowledge of the English language. Ceeclia TabJcr Gretchcn Zupko Language Arts 211

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1. Greg Allen. Jeff Kriner. and Darrin Warts make careful observations during a Chan II lab. 2. Physics students illustrate the radioactive half-life of the atom using the Dice-Atom J Allison Abdo focuses on a slide of muscle tissue. 4. Botany student Sharon Chayra grooms a Creeping Charlie V Mr. Loesch monitors the pulse rate of a physiology student using the biometer, a new piece of equipment in tbc Science Department. Duane Loesch Joe Nicderst Louis Wong Kelvin Zohner Science 213