Kennedy High School - Talon Yearbook (Taylor, MI)

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Involvement Is the Ke -I 5 ' I . BELOW: Mr. Dickson goes over the day's earth science work. BOTTOM: Mr. Beebe welcomes a visitor. RIGHT: Mr. Hendershot seems interested in his phone call. BOTTOM RIGHT: Attendence is important in Mr. Pososki's class. FAR RIGHT: Mr. Freeman and Mr. Raebel discuss an exper- iment. DISTANT RIGHT: Department Head, Mr. Parker doesn't seem to like having his picture taken. BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: Students relax as Mr. Gregory gives them a few basic principles for the next lesson. 311.-vc, A 55xQsgW :lkML:WiqLA K , T w 'X Y f sw . K, W, F I - ' if Q its kim. 1 ei, e was I ? Q ii it I V W, I 2 5 Qi . 11: 34- Academics

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nnedy Math Dept. Adds to Success y-4 sw ,. f ff, Y' :ie-1 5? ll ff? l l 'V M J if 1. fiisfrgsa '-xg, 4 9 ff Each year math grows in its depth of knowl- edge and facts. The simple equations of yester- day open the path to the complex equations of calculus and trigonometry. Kennedy's math department leads its students down this path to a better understanding of todays problems. Under the supervision of qualified instructors, answers to these and many other problems are quickly found. Academics - 33

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The Science Department here at Kennedy High offers several diverse fields of study. Included in this year's curriculum is biology, physics, chemistry, physical science, hygiene, and electronics. Students learn the importance of good health, how to fix a radio or how to dissect a frog. Through well regulated classroom lectures and experiments, young scientists obtain a knowledge of the reasons behind everyday occurances in our world. The Science Department prepares students for future careers. Academics - 35