Maggie L Walker High School - Dragon Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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IN THE MAKING! BIOLOGY CLASS TAUGHT BY MR. GLOVER Members of this class are: Julius Puryear, Charlesfox, Ron- nie Cheatham, Neal Brown, Daisy Brown, Zeporia Brooks, Litha Bridy, Charles Best, Ola Johnson, Edwin Johnson, Francella Johnson, Brenda Jiggetts, LaSandra Hill, Irma Harrison, Patricia Green, Harvey Smith, Gladys Payne, Patricia Parker, Willie Overton, Joyce St. John, Melvin Lane, Patricia Jones, Rena Young, William Wood, Harold Strayhorne, Rebecca Stanley, Janet Turner, and Charles Wilkins. se THE ATOMIC? DRAGONS The Atomic Dragons is an activity group with chief interest in chemistry. The Group is sponsored by Mr. Hewelette and theeofficers are: President Dianne Epps Vice President Rosalind Menefield Secretary Camille Southall Financial Secretary Lillian Carter Treasurer Sandra Williams Sgt. at Arms Wesley Hewlett Chaplain Daryl Johnson 71

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ee ee «Stl eee e —3—3aVw—K—K—nEE tee-é,{(7 7 - OUR SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Aims center upon the development of an understanding of the nature of science, its modes of inquiry and its concep- tual inventions; and understanding of natural phenomena and the place of science in the activity of man. The achievement CHEMISTRY of these aims will result in a student who is literate in science and one who is capable of a citizen's participation CLASS in a science oriented SORELY - TAUGHT BY ThA MR. HEWELETT o Sandra Buckner, David Jones, ( Gayle Cash, Robert Chavis and Harriett Smith run tests to determine and identify an undetermined solution. In the Physics class, Delores Daniels points out an error in a Circuit to George Bowser and Gwendolyn Jones. Mr. Segar is the instructor. 70

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Mathematics become a real live subject to us, especially when we can see its practical applications in our building program. This class is taught by Mrs. Diamond and the class members are: Solom Mitchell, Glenda Taylor, Brenda Carter, Ruth White, William Weaver, Wallace Calloway, Doris Scott, Charles Pollard, Willie Thompson, Cassandra Brown, Regina Coles, David Burch, Ben- iamin Sally, Alfred Johnson, Francine, Bowles, Patricia Tounsend, Raymond Patterson, Beverly Miller, Linda Whitlock, Rita Langhorne, Sandra Williams, Oris White, and Henry Terry. MATH, TODAY Scenes like this presented wonderful opportunities for us to see a direct relation between what we learn in our Math classes and what goes on in our daily life. This is one of the new wings under construction.