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John Krochta, Bob Hull, and Mike Konowitz u»e an ammeter and a voltmeter to te»t dry cell» in physics class. With the aid of a chart, Maxine Allen explains heredity factors to the biology class. Students take part in advancing science “Would you like to see an amoeba?” says Jim Daniels to Sharon Francis. Each student is required to take one year of science. As a freshman one usually fulfills this requirement by taking biology. In this course students learn how to use the micro- scope and how to dissect frogs and worms. Chemistry is offered to juniors and seniors. In this course students have the opportunity to perform experiments made famous by well- known men in the scientific world. Some of these experiments are done individually, while others are done with a lab partner. Micro-size equipment has been a great help to the students in their work. Chemistry is especially valuable to those students planning to enter medicine, nursing, and other scientific careers.
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challenge for LPHS students Dick Yoder and Ed Meyer show figures of geomet- rical design to their solid geometry class. Mike Konowitz will argue this point with anyone.
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A new course in the science department, college chemistry, has been offered to the stu- dents who are capable of advanced work. The fundamentals of heat, electricity, light, and sound may be learned in physics class. Physics is usually taken during the junior or senior year. A student may take electronics, which is the study of electrons under all con- ditions. This course may be taken if one has successfully completed the physics course. The Science Fair, sponsored by the science department, was held March 18 at the Civic Auditorium. Local winners in the various divi- sions were asked to present their displays at the Valparaiso University Science Fair. Last year a senior. Ron Carlson, was awarded a two-week navy cruise for his exhibition of amino acids. of the modern world Alan Riley say . I hope to choose the right reagant.' Louie Ingersoll and Sandie Miller perform an experi- ment with an evaporating dish in chemistry class.
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