Fordson High School - Fleur de Lis Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Bengtsson shows his class how “PHYSICS IS FUN”. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Elliott shows a student that the answer can he found in the book. ABOVE: Time just seems to fly by for Mr. Bach when he is having fun. CENTER: Mr. Bennett laughs at the thought of broken equipment and more money. CENTER RIGHT: As part of the class discussion on IMPENETRABILITY, Mr. Katona prepares to demon- strate that the water in the sink and his feet can not both be in the same place at the same time. RIGHT: Mr. Fitzpatrick demonstrates the finer points of chemistry. Science 19

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New worlds are opened at FHS Chemistry, biology, and physics are the three courses in the field of science offered at Fordson. Science teaches us that there is more to life than meets the eye. It is through science that these hidden secrets are brought out. Words such as cause, effect, and logic, are some of the basic words encountered throughout the science courses which help the student discover these secrets. In the science classes one is confronted with the mysteries of space and the atom, elements and compounds, and the body and the cell. Even knowing the mysteries of life, one is amazed at the complexity and the order of the universe. TOP: Mr. McKitrick makes biology interesting by getting side-tracked on one of his unusual personal experiences. CENTER LEFT: Mr. Maas tries his hardest to rearrange the thinking of a student on the fact that babies do not come from cabbage patches. ABOVE: Mr. Pearson realizes, after adding and stirring the ingredients, that he has created a mess. FAR LEFT: Mr. Martinak cracks one of his wry jokes in his physics class. “Come on class, laugh.” LEFT: Miss Gage is a new teacher at Fordson, but all teachers know that correcting papers is a necessary task. 18 Science

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