Henley High School - La Vista Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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cience or Math, Playing with blocks? It has to be exact! tion Need more equipment? No shaking now . Playing with blocks, although not a usual math class activity, enlightens trigonometry students as to the probability of any given oc- currence. To an extent probability is also used in science. For example, how many ways can an eager young biologist make the initial cut to successfully dissect a frog? Chemical apparatus has always intrigued students. Knowledge obtained in the science lab is now put to good use during cooking ses- sions in home ec. Thirty-five top -rated chemistry students traveled to San Francisco during spring vaca- , where tours of research and industrial centers gave them a working knowledge of their sciences. We eat what we cook!