George Washington High School - Monument Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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.nv- y . fy 3 X f , 5 , , xg Y' ly Q V. H ' , Wf el ' - V . Q, 5. his f as ws Mr. A. Dwighl Anderson Mr, Byron Arnold Mr. Vincenl Barlon Mr. Milne Clover B-A-1 MJAN- Bfx., lv1.S. B.S. Bfx. Chem Sludy Biology Physics General Science Cl1BlVfT1Gf1 Science Depf- Sponsor l-lerpelology Club Sponsor AXV Club Dissection ls Valuable Experience in Biology Well-equipped science laboralories al Washingion furnish sludenls an op- porlunily lo explore lhe challenges of science. Becoming aware of lhe world around us is an imporianl obieclive of biology. The course deals wilh ihe evoluiion of living ihings from slruciure of a single cell io complex processes oi a human being. Also slressed is rhe relaiionship and inlerdependence among all living +hings. One class, advanced biology, also iunclioned on an experimenlal ba- sis. Srudenls inleresied in Turlher scien- applied lheir knowledge of malhemal- ics in The physics class. Theirs was a siudy of malier and energy, in which eleclriciiy, wave phenomena, heai, and mechanics are included. The chemislry branch of lhe Wash- ingron science deparimenl involved lhe sludy of lhe properlies of elemenls, molecular slruclure, and chemical anal- ysis. This year, a special iype of chem- islry, chem sludy, emphasized individ- ual inilialive. The science area of WHS's program is well advanced and does an excelleni iob ol preparing a good science background. liiic, engineering, and lechnical worlc BIOLOGY l is a popular course for sophomores. Here Miss Tillipaugh explains fhe procedure she follows lo new sophomores during orienlalion. 'D-. I Miss Diana Delphy B.A. Chem Siudy, Algebra Mr. Roberl Fall Bflx. Biology 4 ,, Gs ' f X x Mr. Charles Gerson B.A. Biology

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Experiments Help Students Understand Theories 64 -A-if Mr. Roberl James Mr. Howard Rallner Mr. Larry Schenlren Mr. Bob Stevens Miss lola Tillipaugln B.S., M.A. BS. BMX. BA. B.A,, lvl.S. Chem Sludy Physics Biology, Advanced Biology Biology Biology l, Advanced Junior Class Adviser Assistant Sophomore Biology 5. i9 5- 4 il rw as in 2 141 1 --J l Ki Mr. Roberl A. Young BA. Biology Miss Linda Young BJX., MJX. Physical Science, Arilhmelic Foolball, Assislanl Varsily Wrestling 'fa STUDENTS MADE molecular models using ielly beans and loolhpicks as a proiect in biology. These were hung from the ceiling in room I47.