Garinger High School - Snips and Cuts Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Science Science Gives To understand the sciences we must probe into the knowledge man has gained from centuries of research. Garinger's science de- partment has excelled in providing the student with a comprehensive background in the fundamentals of sciences and their practical use. Studying Biology, Chemistry, and Physics gives our students an understanding and appreciation of life and the relationship of the many elements that compose our world. Mr. James Dixon Mr. Bob Godwin Mr. James Johnson Mr. F. M. Jones Mrs. Gertrude Pearson 24 Understanding Student investigates anatomy of irog. Time out in a busy day.

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Library Library Annexes New Equipment Filmstrips, recordings, and transparencies from numerous departments were stationed in the library to centralize these materials for easy use by faculty members. Western art slides and a new mi- crofilm reader were among the new equipment placed in the library's care. Garinger's library, not only unique in structure but also in size, boasts over 22,000 books. These along with periodicals are used by students in research and pleasure. Attendance in the library is regu- lated by scheduled classes, per- mits, and a sign-in sheet at the door. Although there's a better variety in Playboy, how's this? Mrs. Dorothy Crawford Mrs. Helen Hollingsworth Mrs. Sarah Parrish Miss Sandra Smith 26 See Dick run, said Jane. i ,WN 1 'i F .. l- f if -W an 9 t- v r . ,,,, 0 f E i f F ff it is