Fred C Beyer High School - Stars and Stripes Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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Atoms, Genes, lVlolecules, by Joe Frage photos by Flob Anderson Nausea, disgust, amazement, and Wonder are all emotions felt by students vvho have taken science. For example, take the nausea and disgust Siolog' students knovv vvell the meaning of those words, especially after cutting-up z frog, taking it apart, naming the parts, and looking at them through a micro scope. On the other hand, some students were very interested in what the' found, and were ouite enjoying themselves, scientifically speaking of course Undisputably, nausea was the correct word for students when they took z sample of their own blood. Someone even passed out! i Chemistry is not as disgusting to some students as it is filled with vvonderl Nlost experiments performed in chemistry classes deal with mol- Q ecules and atoms. They measure ' the temperature of different ' substances and the volume they take up at those temperatures. - Some substances they've Y worked with include various ' gases, wax, water. and fire. .Just mentioned were some i highlights of the most popular classes in Seyers Science De- 1 partment, other science courses include Life Science, . Physical Science, Physics, and 1 l-lealth. . l l l Health a manditory class, is l l l considered a bore by most stu- dents. but all the information learned in the course is vital to . you and maybe to someone else! 1 Unreputedly, Sayer has a great Science 'department, ' thanks to all the hard work put in by the science staff. If anyone hasn't yet taken a science class. ' you don't knovvivvhat you're miss- 1 ing. Nausea, disgust, amaze- ,. ment, and Wonder! W V :fp L24 if 'f I fe 'l 3, , K ..,.., A Q I I ,, 'l. Salem Esho freezes a rose in liquid nitrogeng E. ivlr. Pettingill explaining the Science experimen- to Ed Brown, Susan Irving, Erika Stoycheff, and Collette Solard.

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