East Hartford High School - Janus Yearbook (East Hartford, CT)

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as Enthusiastic senior physics class observes Robert Sugalski and William Lindh demonstrate the power of air pressure. EHH Meets Science Challen e Expansion in our Science Department has resulted not only from the increased number of students enrolled in the high school, but also from the pressure placed upon science education by the increasing competition in international scientific development. East Hartford High School has responded to this demand with nine well-equipped science rooms and eleven science teachers. Advanced place- ment chemistry has been added to the curriculum in answer to homogeneous grouping. Each student graduating from East Hartford High School has passed at least one of the following science courses: earth science, biology, chemistry, anatomy and physiology, or physics. The wonders and the complexities of the chemical world are in- vestigated by Mr. Max's advanced placement chemistry class. MRS. OLGA G. HAMLIN Saint joseph College Department Chairman Red Cross Advisor, Science Fair Science College Board Examinations. X 'nf MISS LOIS E. LITZ University of Massachusetts Science Fair, Boy's Tennis Coach. 'Ng'

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ft I sw I W, -Z SCIENCE s pkg, I The relationship between plant and animal life is explained by Mr. Blount to biology students. Miss Frye illustrates the wonders of the human lung in biology class. at was me-nu p 7--4 wu- ts , K, Q -1... , ' N KK ag, ll' . -0-fig fav Interested chemistry students watch Mrs. Wilson demonstrate correct pro- cedure for gathering oxygen under water. if if