Hermitage High School - Panthian Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Judy Armstrong and Earl Guthrow observe the results of their ex— periment with zinc and sulphur. THE SCIENCES, THROUGH WHICH WE GAIN TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE Alice Hall and Carol Richardson compare pyramids in While studying the human Marie Bragg playfully their Solid and Trig. Class. listens for heartbeat of a model. 13

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etats i Jane Grubb packs the kiln with newly made figures while Connie Gonie continues work on hers. ART, SPEECH, AND MUSIC GIVE DIVERSION FROM Sue Walker and Guy Trolinger practice a new number : : which the ior band will play. Jean Hastings puts to practice what sh e has Jun : Fithcoe learned about correct delivery of speeches. 2

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a Ee team aa Bills are in the making as seniors proceed with another day of Congress, a regular part of the year’s work in government. WHILE SOCIAL STUDIES AND LANGUAGES PROVIDE BETTER UNDERSTANDING Doug Edwards, Diana Copple, and Joyce Sheehan, learn about the dress and customs of the Spanish by examining their costumes. Buddy Gordon examines the project submitted by Bobby Smith in his history class. 14