Culver High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Culver, IN)

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AGRICULTURE. A demonstration of judging grains is staged by, seated, Norman Thomas, Leroy Bean, Larry Zechielg standing, Paul Warner, Wendell McAfee, and Lamoin Banks, with Mr. Frazee checking on the work of the students, BIOLOGY. This portion of a biology class is busy trying to locate an elusive microbe. At the microscopes are jack Kinney and Tom Sutch, while Bob Kennedy does a bit of kibitzing. Others are Dave Washburn, Wendell McAfee, Don Reed and Carol Lucas. I6

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PLANE CEOMETRY. Evidently it takes two to convince leanette Berger as the class listens to a discussion of a problem that has been placed on the board, The earnest convincers are Danny Little and Torn Sutch, who finally won their point. LATIN. This class of second year Latin students is doing some translating of sentences Miss Fletchall has written on the board in her usual neat script. Stanley Curtis is doing the pointing, while joan Barshes waits to see if the questioner agrees. ffl' :ief ' l5

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CHEMISTRY. Easy does it is the motto of this quartet of chemistry students as they attempt an experiment. Ap- prehensively watching Tommy Cultice are Barbara Rust, Robert Taylor and Virginia Reed. The newspaper in the background does not date the day of the experiment. PHYSICS. This might be a scene from the operetta Trial By jury instead of a class in physics. Sally Medbourn appears to be quite taken back by Bill Ott's vehement answer backing up Brother Torn's explanation of an experi- ment in sound. I7