Fort Walton Beach High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Fort Walton Beach, FL)

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,,, Tociayk SZLZKQIEYZIJ Twin For Tomoafefowk World The future leaders of our country may very well be the students who have been trained through Reserve Offi- cers Training Corps. By learning the technique of navigation and aviation, studying space exploration, and coming to understand what it really takes to be a leader in today's society, one is better able to grasp and face the future with a more mature outlook. it Q 'X wo- '9 T' I . v ,V pgp I p ' With one of many projects coming up, ROTC students consult with Colonel Keefe about their plans. Cadets take advantage of a variety of re- source materials available in the ROTC office. GOXROTC i li t ...l M .S 'N

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M g t 3, 1 a 'YO i UW 4 '.h tt KVL: .1 K R '-'---....,,,,g.e,. Ol. O o Labs Infenyqj the Study qf Science The new addition of the greenhouse enriched the science program this year. It provided work-room for stu- dent experiments in Botany. The new high-power micro- scopes at last enabled science to do labs which re- pupils quired such magnification. Other year included a course en- titled Investigations in Science and a unit in mete- rology. Five years from now you'may know who is to blame if your weatherman is wrong! developments of the in -:gif The success of the new generation is evident in the healthy plants grown by science students. Mr. Fletcher uses one of his many slides to ex- plained a complicated physics problem. With the use of well-equipped labs, students get the full benefits of their chemistry course. Sciences!61 .....,.o.,--- '