Granite High School - Granitian Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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XVILLIAM HUTCHINSON if if X science Pnosrs Aviation BRYANT BURNINGHATA IRA PETERSON Phygiplggy 1 Lugcnics - Psychology IZETTA BENNIUW I Biology PLLSWORTH CLARK i Biology - Botany - Zoology ROY BAKER Biology Well, as l live and breathe, a common expression among Granitians, l discovered aptly applied to the science department. As l strolled down an upper SU corridor, an acrid odor assailed me. To detect the source, l ventured into the chemistry laboratory. Here l was informed that this odor was a part of Granite's effort to improve youth - a chemistry experiment to test the properties of sulphuric acid and its effect on precipitates Cbetter known as rotten egg gash. In a journey from one branch of science to another, l chanced upon the intricate dissection of a cat, in a physiology class. To my amazement, I witnessed fainting girls, bulging eyes, and experienced a slight queasy feeling in my mid- section. ln biology the marvels of the insect were pointed out to me by students who were making a collection of the various species. Grassf hoppers, beetles, ants, and bees - the school abounds in them. 20

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Bill Vetter, Stanford Halley, Sally York, and Norma Turner debate the resolve: Protestant churches were justified to hreak away from the Catholic church. Examining the vast Louisiana Purchase boundaries are Ben Huwthnrfw, Joyce Barr, Alvin Shafer, Eva Ann Parris, Joann Dangcrfield, and Margaret Lin- lon. Iftinurg: W'l1cru was the Denim'- utinn of Ivulcfwrxderlfe xig1lL'd.7 Student: Al the boltrnn, I bc' Here. 12 X, l'UliRIfS'I' if XVorld History