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H5 ' Y ' ' N' ' I,:ii'.lS.fi'xil-lil .4 vm.. ' LW , I I' ,M ms A EVEN that magical mirror an the wall cun'l reveal the mysteries John Graham views through the microscope in general science. odeazffiezfo Zena ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES of science in ev- eryday life enthrall freshmen general science students. Studying the what and why of weather fore- casting enables them to foscinate fellow students by correctly predicting the coming weather changes. An explanation of cir teaches them that there is a lot more than meets the eye. From a study of elementary geology, they learn to recognize types of rocks and soil. All leads to a better understanding of Al- mighty God. TRIPS to Nela Park and the Republic Steel Corporation highlight the year for element, com- pound and molecule-immersed chemists. An eager 20 iourneyed to neighboring high schools to hear experts on scientific topics from orchi- tectural engineering to biochemistry. Term pa- pers written in class after feverish bouts with re- search books kept students hopping -- and alert to the wonders of the world of chemistry! FINDING that even water holds many laszirruting and complicated wonders ure chemixlry students Gerald Shovlin, June! Praznik, Bill Cromer and Carol Thom, as they perform experiments oi electrolysis and distillation.
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,194 'QT GLUED to their drawing boards designing like the engineers they hope Io be, are mechanical drawing seniors louis locnboni and Tom Zingale. COMING to o solution and a shout of EurekaI are general math sophomores Anay lglai and Georgiann Troyan. LEARNING THE PROCEDURE of draftsmen, iunior and senior mechanical drawing students prepare themselves for their work of the future. New and fos- cinating to them this year are making blueprints from tracings and plates which they designed themselves. LINE TECHNIQUES and letter prin- ciples were studied by iuniors, while the more advanced seniors did architectural work and pattern developments. REVIEWING ALL the general princi- ples of mathematics is only one of the many tasks that general math students cover. Writing checks and making out deposit slips and working on other trans- actions form the business side of math. Not only mathematical work but also dis- cussions of math problems complete the course.
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