Daviess County High School - Echoes Yearbook (Owensboro, KY)

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ln what direction does weather generally move across the United States? Do atomic numbers of ele- ments increase at the same rate as the mass numbers? How are algae important to all organisms? The an- swers to these puzzling questions as well as many others can be found any time in the SCIENCE DEPART- MENT. Randy Hobson, Charles Roby, Sylvia Freeman, and lim Duke appear in the lab in front of several different specimens. Ron Meade, Harry Dun- can, and loe Holmon conduct an in- triguing experiment. lim Duke, depart- ment head, feels that the DCHS Science Department is doing well. A.P. students are running a lot more college type labs this year. By the way, why is amorphous carbon not considered to be a third allotropic form of carbon?

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HEALTH 84 P.E. DEPARTMENT-lean Claiborne, Alpha lo Luallen, Peggy Snyder, Dennis Potts, and Bill Taylor are all set for a 'ljump ball. ICVE-Gary Keller spends part of his long day making numerous phone calls. ROTC-Captain Frank Weatherholt and Colonel Vernon Cammack are relied upon daily by many students. 4 5' fm 2 ii? Fa cuhy!131

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT-Robert Campbell, Phillip Decker, AI Hancock, and William Ford demonstrate one of their many machines. ART DEPARTMENT-Tom Grimsley and ludy Scifres worked hard painting X-mas ornaments during the holiday seasons. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT-Linda Rue and Sharon Hagerman pose in front of French maps. rr' 48? Q I W 25: n Q , Y , M , ., 5 gr, ' 5- l E if Q 'Q . 5 S fl! G ' S I 4 njffg gk 'mf 1 fe'-' .' f 111, a 'A .. '. 1: -' -. ,I I ta Eg: g I J ' f I is Q f I ?iii3 .f I aff 'G '3 -121 ' i 'Y Zvi z , ai f ' Facuhy!133