Gavit High School - Futura Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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SPYING through intensified microscopes, BSCS students inspect the structure and texture of bread mold during lab hours. PROCESSING FREEZING and boiling water, students in Physics I class gather around Mr. J. Jeffries as he demonstrates the apparatus.

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Mazes; Analysis Puzzle Psych Amateurs Amateur psychologists explored theories of psych- ology, filling classes of newly instituted course during second semester. Learning to read minds and palms, and analyze handwriting highlighted book studies. Taking advantage of new facilities, physicist ex- perimented with nuclear physics, electricity and heat and light energy. Offered to non-college students, physical science took unmathematical approach to chemistry, physics, astronomy and geology. Dissecting plants and animals, biology students studied under traditional program and ecological and molecular types of BSCS. Utilizing test tubes and bunsen burners, young chemists mixed chemicals and observed reactions in laboratory sessions. Underclassmen acquired useful first aid tips while supplementing health studies in introductory science course, health and safety. EXHIBITING HUMAN LUNG, Mr. P. Brush, Health and Safety instructor, describes specific functions of the vital organ. PROVING PRINOPAl of psycokenesis, mind over matter, Psycology I students supplement regular class procedure with experiments. 18

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SEARCHING HIDDEN Asian country. Far Eastern History pupils dispute the location of the area in question. BACKED by the Declara- tion of Independence, Government students pre- sent the class with pa- triotic details of the day ' s lesson. 20