Lindblom Technical High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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0 Medici ,Accuracy ffm Janice 0 351494 fo Clamp Upper lelt Don Stanley and Ioan Valla get a clearer understanding ot solid geometry as they examine a model of a plane bisecting a triangular pyramid. Upper right To master the process oi simpliiying a complicated problem in advanced algebra demands an understanding of fundamental mathematical concepts such as algebraic symbols and factoring techniques. Wayne Schiffelbein, with the help of Diane Harm, illustrates the process for the class. Lower Geometric patterns at the Museum oi Science and Industry fascinate math students who examine the shapes to determine their conceptual value. lanet Parmelee: Tom Ianikg Fred Claza: Ioan Vallag Ken Nielsen: Wayne Bergstrom: Edith Hill: Sandra lohnl san: Kathy lackson ...at

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Qzfnrek Xen, wi Jper left Performing an experiment with elece city involving the Wheatstone bridge gages the attention of Cary Osman. :irion Baness, and Paul lligstrom in e physics lab. Jper right General science students enjoy the -netits of visual education. 'l'o be able scientific phenomena illustrated movies gives science students a Orough understanding of such ele- :-nts as wind, weather, matter, and orgy. mler Zn 4 HVSO, ---5 ZnSO, l I-I With this reaction as a basis, Kim ang, Fred Claza, Ruth Fix, and arilyn Ueplewski periorm an experi- nnt in which hydrogen is collected in ittles for tests to determine its prop- ties. iwer left Scientific study of the grasshopper emands careful observation of its in' rnal structure. Young biologists Carol CCOO, Richard Arnold, and Pat Kwiat- iwski check all details to get accurate ita. iwer right Edith Hill visits the exhibit at the useum of Science and lndustry to get side information about the circulatory stem. ltivrll Yi