John Adams High School - Album Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Science students learn by experimenting. Which is the yellow-bellied sapsucker? asks Mr. Litweiler, head of the biology department. His students can identif Armed with butterfly nets, biologists hunted insects, they made leaf collections also. Advanced students studied bacteria. Chemists collected oxy- gen from H20 in the lab with the help of witty Mr. Reber. Mr. Cussens' chemists waited impa- tiently for their laboratory. It was completed as a late Christmas present and was put to immediate use. If Adams builds a bridge, physics students will determine the expansion and contraction which will result from temperature changes. Health classes discovered how to avoid disease after studying the body. A first aid course tied them up as they practiced bandaging one another. Y eighty birds. A shortage of scientists magnified by the race to the moon has affected science at Adams. All students are encouraged to take science courses and to examine the whys of the world about them. w . 5 5 A serious demonstration arouses the laughter of a health class. Don Hile stimulates breathing with the back-press, arm-lift method. Bottles, burners, tubes, and cylinders amaze two chemistry Physics students experiment with weights and measures in students eager to use the new equipment. 4 their new laboratory'