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Curiosity and experiments in science Since this is the age when science has become increasingly important, the following courses are offered in the Science Department of FCHS: biology, which is the study of living things; chemistry, which helps the student think and solve problems; physics, which encourages scientific curiosity and initiative; anatomy, which is the study of the human physique; and Science 1- III, which introduces the student to science courses. MRS. EVA B. HOWARD B. S., East Temiessee State University, Home Economics Science MRS. IMOGENE C. RUT ROUGH B.S. , Madison College General Science Sponsor, Science Club It won ' t explode, will it? Students look on as Mrs. Howard explains a lab experiment. Science I students use microscopes to detect germs. 16
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as well as to solve practical problems Students learn to use mathematics to solve practical problems. Importance of math in affairs of everyday living is recognized today as never before. For this reason FCHS offers Algebra I and II, Solid and Plane Geometry, trigonometry, Math 1 and II, and Business Math. This year, for the first time, the school had a student teacher, Mrs. Bloomer, to teach and observe a class in this department. MRS. VIRGINIA E. ALTEER B. S. , Radford College Algebra II, Trigonometry, Geometry Sponsor, Eleventh Grade MRS. FREEDA H. RORRER B. S. , Radford College Math II, Biology Co-sponsor, Inter-Club Council Sothat ' swhat it looks like in ' real life ' ! Solid Geome- try students can better imderstand the complicated figures through the use of demonstration models. The General Math class uses the blackboard in explaining problems. 15
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I develop interest and knowledge New laboratories and equipment enable students to i make more specific studies and to conduct individual experiments. Students are encouraged to enter projects in the science fair, which is held annually. These projects cover a variety of subjects and utilize virtually all the lab equipment. I Textbooks, teachers, individual and group laboratory I experiments, fairprojects, and new equipment— all add up to learning, interesting work, and achievement. MR. MAX THOMAS B. S . , Roanoke College Chemistry, Physics, Anatomy Co-sponsor, Science Club MRS. ALTA TURMAN B.S. , Radford College General Science, Biology Sponsor, Twelfth Grade 17
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