John Marshall Fundamental School - Patriots Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Searching The Unknown . . . Mr. R. Alam In Biology, IVlr. Alam jokes with class before beginning his lecture. 55 'li Note-taking, homework correcting, and last minute cramming kept other students progressing through their course. AUTUMN CULUB CHANGES IN TREES --fly ,Va f 'igk . 4. . ' ' Ggigiix x-ff' 5 Q f' S' I. . r, V -7-,.-n-l L 96

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lVlodern Science a combination of both the old and new technological advances of today, provides the classroom in which lVlarshall's students can learn. With a selection of courses ranging from Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Physiology, students can learn about themselves and the world in which they live. Through many hours of hard work, and study, each student was able to grasp in greater understanding our complex science of today. Yet, the guidance, encouragement and instruction given by each of the science teachers, is what truly made 78-79 one ofthe best years lVlarshall's Science Department has ever had! 97

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-...LJ ---'11-0'--l-ll--f-M QD Mrs. A. Smith Miss M. Smith , . , . 2 . - i 1 ...I ,z . Physical Education demands the coordination of a physically fit body. Here at Marshall the Physical Education classes are meant to build, strengthen and develop each student mentally and physically.Through participation in all areas ofthe P.E. Department each individual established a feeling of self-accomplishment in himself and in his fellow teammates. Not only was it important for each student to strive to achieve a higher level of physical htness, but work together to create an atmosphere of learning, fun and enjoyment. 95