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Science Students Study Theories and Principles V ii BIOLOGY STUDENT HAROLD ARMSTRONG studies scope to prepare a research paper. These various lab sessions the moving paramecium in a drop of water under the micro- were a major part of Hauser’s biology program.
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Easy as One, Two, Three LISTENING ATTENTIVELY to Mrs. Talley while she explains a new mathematical concept is Steve Hurt. FINDING THE LOCUS of points equidistant from the sides of an angle is Sophomore Geometry student Everett McIntyre. ADVANCED ALGEBRA student Carol Hoy checks her homework as Mrs. Utter answers and explains each problem. 15
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That Challenge the Mind Junior high science students, taught by Mr. Leo Stevens, studied various fields of science during the year. Geology, the study of rocks and fossils, was emphasized the first semester when eighth grade students prepared rock collections. Seventh graders studied botany and assembled leaf collections. Introduced to the students were various aspects of chemistry and physics. Biology, instructed by Mr. Lee Essex, was eagerly learned by freshmen. Botany was taught the first semester and Zoology, the second semester. Classes were also spent dissecting reptiles and insects. These phases of biology were very beneficial to the students and particularly to those who will enter further study of the biological sciences. Chemistry students studied fundamentals of matter and how elements interact to form compounds and mixtures. Mr. Ernest Clayton, chemistry instructor, assigned laboratory experiments to the students which enabled them to work with various principles, theories, and chemicals. Stoichiometry, which deals with numerical relationships of elements and compounds, and mastering the procedure of how to use the slide rule were also learned. Mr. Ernest Clayton, physics instructor, taught the students the physical science which deals with matter and energy and their transformations. They learned practical applications of physics which can be applied today. The students also learned the structure and properties of atoms and their nuclei, electronics, and newer theories of light. “GET READY, SET, GO!” as Janie Blackburn releases the pendulum, Ken Dowden and Noel Knitley measure its period. SEVENTH GRADE STUDENTS wait in line as Mr. Leo Stevens, science teacher, checks their homework. 17
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