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FIRST ROW: Sandra Leeper, Vickie Lavy, Tonia Goble, Roberta Deeter, Virginia Apple, Mr. Beisner. SECOND ROW: Nancy Stump, Gail Fair, Barbara Powell, Dennis Lavy, Roger Stump, Barbara Althoff, Madalin Weikert. THIRD ROW: George Yingst, Larry Henry, Larry Warner, Denny Meyer, Steve Wells, Mike Vogt, John Mutzner, Doug Murray. Newly Formed Science Club . .. Mr. Beisner, Barbara Powell, George Yingst, Nancy Stump, and Kay Nickel, proudly display the trophy won by them at the Miami County Fair for the best con- servation project. Interests Students m Scientific-Minded World Newly organized this year, the Science Club has a total of twenty members. Officers elected at the beginning of the year were as follows: president, Doug Murray; vice-president, Roberta Deeter; secretary, Sandy Leeper; and treasurer, Mike Vogt. One of the many functions of the club this year was to sponsor Covington's First Annual Science Day. The fair consisted of exhibits, movies, and demonstrations of new equipment by members of the club. First prize went to Nancy Stump for her project on Soils and Minerals from the U.S. Second prize was awarded to Barbara Powell for her project on Our Smallest Servants — Microbes. For their project, The Study of the Effects of Colored Light on Brine Shrimp, Virginia Apple and Sharon Sink were awarded third prize. Whether conducting an experiment in lab, listening to scientific speakers, or viewing exhibits at a science fair. Science Club members will be found hard at work. 14
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Big changes have also taken place in the vocational departments. The most noticeable improvements have been made in the industrial arts or shop courses. Seniors this year, for the first time, were offered a nine week's course of instruction in electricity. Textbooks on machine metal and woodworking were also put into use for the first time. Some of the new equipment that has been purchased includes a new metal former, bench shears for trimming metal, and numerous new hand tools. A station wagon was purchased by the school board and then turned over to the farm shop classes, where a few minor repairs were under- taken. This station wagon is available for all high school activities. Shop classes designed to teach the boys the basic procedures of woodworking. Special attention is given to the mechanical parts of a car by the drivers' education Physics students observe a demonstration on fractioning distillation. Make for Better Learning Mechanical drawing students studying the basic procedures of drawing. students.
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