Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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42.9 -,s Librar To pupils with research problems the library represents a fund ol' informationg to pupils with a love of fine literature it is a source of never-ending joy and recreation. The Library facilities are used by students work- ing on term themes and other class projects. Mathematics Courses in algebra, geometry, and trigonometry provide basic math- ematical knowledge essential in scientific, technical professions. An Algebra 3 student nomle-rs the multiplication of exponents as Miss Smilh observes knowingly.

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CH1ernistry and PhyQcs E x p e 1' imentzition and observation din'- ing the lzibm'ato1'y periods interest stu- dents enrolled in chemistry, physics, and biology classes. xy 1 rl in tlu- stumly uf chemistry. tuunl r uiuu Atl s by pruc'ti4'nl vxpcrinwlits. Il ulm nt ul lu I gv uul phi i lun Immun the structure ut' plants mul D :unnuil rin run mn irunl pm-inicns under llllC'l USl'U1M'S.