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a. Robert Hundley and Linc Conn discuss the dissection of their fish. b. Mr. Strozeski lec- tures to his PS ll class on the direction of electric current. c. Ruthie Newberry, Quentin McGown, Kelly Young and Cindy Kelly question Mr. Welch about a brain drawing during their Concepts class. d. lf l could just get my hands on that silly, little balllw Carol Jo Robbins is very frustrated. e. Tod Mack plays with lVlr. Bloch's friendly boa constric- tor. f. While watching Allen Goodrich and Mr. Atebara, Lynn Williams decides not to becomes a mad scientist. W
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Physics Are Phun A lot happened during the year in the Science Depart- ment. In grades one through six, it involved observing snakes and hamsters, planting bulbs, or studying general scientific principles. Seventh and Eighth Graders studied scientific classification, evolution, earth science, and com- parative anatomy aided by many dissections fHUghI Earthworms and ratslwj. In the Upper School, some of the IPS experiments C4Oh, no! The Black Boyd , left certain Freshmen trau- matized. The Sophomore Biology class surveyed the new pond -- while there was a new pond -- and visited the Dallas Zoo. juniors and Seniors chose their science courses from among Bio II, Chemistry CNHI O Ag! Awaylwj, PS II C4Pickle batteries?,'Q, Physics, Concepts C'Nancy was a great subject for the hypnotistfj, inde- pendent work, and studies in the animal room and green- house. Q2 It L ' ff .
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Ringling Bros. Hi The Kindergarten Circus was HThe Greatest Show on Campus! ' Women's Lib took over with a Ms. of Cere- monies, Polly Steed, in the afternoon show, and the en- tire circus troupe performed in stocking feet. Oh my! Lions, tigers and bears on tricyclesl Lions leapt through a hula-hoop of fire. Strongmen demonstrated incredible feats of strength, while roly-poly fatmen bounced off each other. The trapeze artists got into the act by bal- ancing with the help of an inside-out umbrella and the tumblers and jugglers were especially lively. The audience not only saw pink elephants, but green, blue and yellow ones, too. For the Grand Finale, the clowns surprised the audience by showering it with confetti. ts CD as 'tk if - ' : f T .J I kV,,f M ' V ag f if W , . .,.4:'
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