Fort Lewis College - Katzima Yearbook (Durango, CO)

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,- Fred Redmore, ' 0 ti . what is that odor? X Z Don Iolmson, look at those little organisms. The smell of burning sulfer, the making of oxygen and the lecturing of teachers distinguish the sciences, chemistry, biology, botany, physics, and geology from any other department on campus. The lab and lecture rooms contain equipment such as microsocopes, charts, specis, and movies, each an important part of class sessions. Dr. Sidney Cohen, now give 'me the formula for carbon-monoxide. Dr. Herbert Owen, now take this piece of wood for instance. ' 4

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Jeannette Martin, sucked under by the dangling participles. Wendell Phillips, have you ever noticed him clean his glasses in class? 25 English is the study of communication skills of reading, writing, speaking, with emphasis on the appreciation and under- standing of literature. The English department is headed by Charles Wiley. Included in this department are not only English and speech, but also journalism directed by james Moore. Those having completed English and speech were thoroughly benefited. james Moore, it's that absentmindedness that gets you .

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Dr Frank Bowman We are glad someone can solve equadratic equations Linear equations, square roots, plane figure, logical reason- ing and analysis of problems are all apart of the Math department. Each of the math elements men- tioned above can be found in any of one of the following math courses: fundamentals of math, college algebra, trigonometry, college math, calculus. For those planning careers in the field of science of engineering, these courses are of great importance. Donald Bushnell, what are those line ar equations?