Marion High School - Hylander Yearbook (Marion, NC)

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the unknown One of Mrs. Edmonds daily routines is the feeding of her goldfish. What’s a nuclear reaction ? That is one question asked by many students, and answered by many teachers in the various science classes. Yet, science is not just cut and dried facts about elements, their reactions, and their make-up. It is also experimentation, such as making hydrogen from iron and sul- furic acid, and learning about this great earth of ours. As we look back on this year, we will find that some of these not so important” facts are, in reality, of great significance. Chemistry students enjoy experimenting in the lab. 29

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Science explores the world of Slide rules aid in solving physics problems. Mrs. Baldwin Mrs. Edmonds Mrs. Lonon Mrs. Baldwin demonstrates the proper procedure for dis- secting a frog.

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Math teaches one to Mathematics is used in all phases of our everyday life. Because of this, one needs to be familiar with the ways of math. Most of the Seniors study advanc- ed algebra and trigonometry, com- monly known as College Algebra. While Seniors are working their way through College Algebra, Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen are studying Geometry, Algebra I, or Al- gebra II. y-y = y-y (x-x) being a typical Algebra n formula, students find Math is the language of all sciences. ' 50 .5263 5276 5289 5J0a ire y9J 5403 5416 5«8j ;02;55U 5527 5539 5551 ,23 5635 5647 5658 567| ' 40 5752 5763 5775 5 155 5866 5877 588 M 66 5977 5988 59 9 H )75i6085 6096 6U|||H i57 6866 1 695569 Ji )33 7042 7 ' ,.- feii i V lit ? Miss Alley exhibits stars made by her Algebra HI students . Keith Parker works diligently on her Algebra II. Miss Alley Mr. Davis Mrs. Davis Mrs. Lindsay 30