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l MR. JOHN F. O,MALLEY MR. EUGENE General Science. WLEKLINSKI Chemistry. Sciences Encourage Investigation, Experimentation, Leading to Solutions. Probing into the basic matter of which all things are composed led the students into a new world. To facili- tate this task of investigation and problem solving, two departmental chairmen were introduced, one con- centrating on general science and biology: the other, chem- istry and physics. Field trips to the city museums made the composition of the physical world and its purpose more concrete to the students. There they had seen projects and experi- ments which are found within their texts. In some Tracks, new texts were introduced S0 that these students might be able to investigate problems which arise from the chemical composition of certain elements. In physics, each student had to do a term paper on some area of investigation covered during the course. New materials, in the form ofbeakers, flasks, and micro- scopes were added to the Science Department. The courses were offered in labs, structured with experimental data, chemicals, specimens, and living matter which stu- dents observed, thus increasing their understanding of the physical nature oftheir world.
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