Copperas Cove High School - Bulger Yearbook (Copperas Cove, TX)

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Learning Is Ha ing Biology students learn the basic concepts of ori- gins and functions of basic life forms on our planet. Chemistry aids students in accuracy and concentration by having them use chemicals. Physics stimulates students to think creatively and to provide them with an understanding of the physical concepts of our scientific age. Laurie Bumgarner, chemistry teacher, explains a problem to Scott Reed. Becky Iohnson and Tim Walthall are examing micro-orga isms. l Q i -fl Q if sh 3' .t Brian O'Dwyer starts a Physics experiment dealing with pe dulums. f 'is :. E1 no P' 7' -iff J L ' , WM iii W- .33 I i - - ,f 311 ,fitis-vsg1 'f..yf' e 5 t

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Staff Captures Memories gather for a quick meeting. In the beginning of August, the Bulger staff attended a camp for creating an annual at San Angelo, Texas. In December they went to Denton, Texas for a convention. The staff has worked hard and many long hours in producing this year's annual. There have been times of happiness and agony, pleasure and anger, but they are pleased with the final result. Organization editor, Tammy Carter, attempts to identify a group shot for her Student Council pages.

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The Experience Itself XY, Q 1 O X3 X f Kathy O'Dwyer tries a chemistry experiment. The science department has worked Seymour to the bone are ' Q 5 s 2 S 2 f' Ian Barbee, Ron Kline observe a model in human anatomy. J