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1. David Crane, Glen Byerly, and Jay Giess- el put their physics to work in the lab. 2. Kent Graver and Dick Shelton ind atmospheric pressure by using a eudometer tube. 3. The . biology class examined slides through micro- scopes. 4. Mr. Gaede patiently explains one of his experiments to baffled students. KW' is Q'N'11f1mWQe:is.:iai1' - -' ' .a.,..1,,,,.,,..,.. J ff 2 ' Jax: 31:1-: mqasfwam-yas .. .. .,w,,..,.. .. K 611: ne at ' 'X 'AQ K in fm-::: 1. :asszrzrff-1 . .... .V 1 Q sas,-ggr.-.cs lm' MWA' s, , is N . 2
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A A I f A Amateurs Delve Into Sciences Young aspiring scientists found chemistry and biology interesting in lecture and the laboratory. Chemistry stressed inorganic reactions while biology concentrated primarily on organic science. Mr. Gaede and Mr. Hadley did a thorough job of present- ing the sciences. Math students explored the relationships of angles, proofs and theorems. Mr. Webster and Mr. Fischer helped pupils grasp the puzzling problems. 1. Physics student, Iohn Horner, carefully mea- sures a solution for an experiment. 2. Chemistry class uses the new lab equipment to perform an ex- periment concerned with gas law relationships. 3. Mr. Gaede. 4. Mr. Hadley. 5. The biology class prepared cultures for growing bacteria. I7
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-Qc' ' ,l ,of ART rtistic Talents Flourish In a new and spacious art room, young artists tried their hand at new types of art or improved on techniques learned last year. Under the supervision of Mr. Ben Brown, they painted, created paper machefigures, molded pottery, and learned the art of macrame. Students learned to observe even the most intricate details to make their artwork more precise and representative. if C X r -fr- ,rlai ,A iprl 1. Senior Charlotte Ashton works faith- Zi: ,rr 3, fully on a string and mosaic creation. Tr H A 4 i A 2. Mr. Ben Brown. 3. Clinton Bullard f r r n It and Richard Banes appear to be involved U x' ay in their art assignments as Clinton creat- 5' es a paper mache figure. 4. Mr. Brown ll xf x demonstrates his skill on the potter's r 'R wheel to Doug Flick. 1 2 A X A I n , x '-- is ' ,, 5 Q. ,ff L, I . - , we , f -g. wg 1 . N X 'mf syw .a i inixi Mff , b,,,., ,, N V r ff fa' ., V in .,.. ,
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