Dysart High School - El Demonio Yearbook (El Mirage, AZ)

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TAKING YU!! T0 OUR LITERS Poofl As the smoke clears, we see students scurrying to co ver themselves as acid eats away at their clothes. Could this ha ve been the fate of Mrs. Theis' chemistry classes? Not if they were wearing their safety equipment. Uf course, everybody wore their safety goggles and aprons didn 't they? . , . Bealhr though, the chemicals may at times have been explosive, but basicalh' chemistry was a very exciting class in which students learned valuabfa information that they would need in college, if they decide to go. Looking in on her Biology and Advanced Biology classes, we found that they happened to be studying BACTEBIAI Who would ha ve thought that the best specimen for the petri dishes came from the cafeteria! Throughout the year, the classes studied' hemotology, disection, embryology and many other exciting subjects. Near the beginning of Uctobec strange sounds were heard coming from Mn Snyderls room. Were the students hnalhf feeling the results of homework and banging on the walls? No, actualhf it was only an experiment conducted to show that you can't concentrate with loud sounds coming at you from all angles. To make it even harden the students had to write with the hand they usualhr didn 't use, and also had to look in a mirror which made the paper they were writing on seem backwards. After a lot of squiggley lines and frustrated looks, the experiment was hnished The results? Headaches, ringing ears, and eye strain - along with a new perception about not being able to concentrate with excessive noise all around you. Going to the head of the science department Mr. Hintlian commented that Dysart High School has an outstanding science department offering more than a school h ve times our size! He hopes to see Biology required again to graduate. ln Earth Science, the most exciting part of the year came when rocketry blasted onto the scene. Students everywhere gathered to watch the historic take off of the various rockets. Outdoor Education planned their usual trip to Skull Cave for three days at the beginning of the year. All the backpackers enjoyed the long hike, just as all the science students enjoyed the long year. one! Yes, Tom, your theory has merit. lwoj lust one drop ata time . . . three! What do you think about the reactions of pohatomic ions, Jeff? fourj Carrie wishes Mr. Snyder will go play his symbol in the band not in her ear. tivej Mrs, Theis hnalhf finds time to eat lunch. sixl Mario easily hnds time to write looking in the mirror. seven! Mike, we know you 're cook but can 't you smile just once? eighty Lets take the day off 64 SWK., , ,f ' Gt it 10? 'x i. .v Ray Hintlian Ivan LaCore Jayne Theis fgsskx t i Jack Snyder ' X . .Q Qs X L j IV eg ' ,B X' x E