Ernest Seaholm High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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cience department boasts dynamic, modern Facilities The new science wing, which was opened last fall, s ample evidence of the constant emphasis on hange and modernization that goes on at Seaholm. It will add greatly to the effectiveness of all the science courses now offered. In all, the new wing contains eight new classrooms, research facilities, and storage space. The research facilities consist of a laboratory for the advanced bi- ology class and a room for advanced physics. Ad- vanced biology students will have refrigeration, in- cubation machines, a plant storage room, as well as the chemical apparatus that will permit them to do thorough bio-chemical research. For nuclear research the advanced physics room is provided with equip- ment to handle radioactive materials. Electrical gen- erating equipment and other electronic machines have been placed there. Mr. Battenhouse prepares a solution Jim Gillette, Bob Hansen, zz Fiol and Mason Yu use the new lub tables for an experiment. As a lab assistant Jane Taylor must be able to tind the necessary chemicals from the storage rooms. Taking advantage of the up-to-date chemical equpiment in one of the laboratories is Mr. Harris. f ,Ailszrrisssa I V- r r Virginia Brunke sat iii IPS!-5 li :3iLi'ifTti: Sfis My ,,,, W cw if s-we , .,Q,i:,5Q,,,.i, --4,-,.. J Laurel Buchanan Linda Bucha nan :.,.,-k,,,,.,, . M ,,,,, L, W A Y s- XX X is 9 Cindy Bull si-'.r f'L,r5iQ1 AfYY-'L f S ..-.f S ' Nancy Burge twesesfssgeffz . , S27sM1t4s 1 f?if Sfgifsffifiiiyi' -: s r as ,V r A, s i W 4 ,.., i s Anby Burleigh

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ln their newly acquired ofiices Mr. Hackett, Mr. Thumser, Mr. Bedor and Mr. Stafford work on lesson plans. 'age Clark Cogsdill uses one of the new machines in the advanced physics room to find the halt-life of a radioactive substance. Steve Civeletto, Jim Silcock, Jim Weinrich and Gary Sprunk become ac- quainted with the apparatus in the advanced physics room. pf-

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Using the plastic maniquin, Dick Purdy points out some of the inner workings of the human body to Scott Yarbrough. Bill Rutherford and Lynn McGuire inoculate a culture tube with a yeast grain in an experiment in progressive growth. Sue Hodgeson, Cathy Hawley and Denise Jcxcobites measure off a square meter ir the courtyard to determine the various plants it ccntainsg Val Davis records. l 1 i i 4 i 4 I I ! Pen in hand, biologist Claudia Lyman scrutinizes the butterflies in her required in- sect collection and categorizes them as members of the Lepidoptera order. i ,fa ls!! Sz ref' Q fMw2g'wm..,r, ' ' ,, Vw Y MESH