Crystal City High School - Crystalite Yearbook (Crystal City, MO)

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To the Future The science department at CCHS encourages future scientists to conduct their own experiments by thinking them through with supervision of the teacher. With excellent equipment and scientific apparatus, the science department provides adequate means for the development of its students in the scientific fields. By dissecting frogs in biology class, measuring electricity in physics class, and preparing gases in chemistry class, the students are taught to reason by logical and scientific thought. The science department at Crystal City High School is opening the door to the future in the science world. Bill Schmitt and David Hearst prepare hydrogen by pouring acid into a glass funnel. Interested chemistry student receives special in- formation about the experiment. EARL SMITH B.S., M.A. Northeast Missouri State Col- lege Chemistry Physics Physical Science 23

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Science Gateway DONALD HOSUTT Dan Bennett. Chris Breeze, and Steve Hal- brook learn to use a microscope and record B. S. Purdue University what they see. M.A. Washington University Biology Physical Science General Science

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Music Pays Dividends WALTER SHERMAN Band Director B. of Music Centenary College of Louisiana MICHAEL O'BRIEN Choral Director B.S. Murray State College B. Music, St. Louis Institute of Music The senior chorus presented the Messiah” at Christmas. They also gave several concerts and appeared at school assemblies during the year. 24