Maumee Valley Country Day High School - Weather Vane Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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L wit BIOLOGY This is definitely not a class for squearnish girls. VVhat would those who shriek at the sight of a snake, do when they see the insides oi a frog? But it also has a mild, pleasant side. We think the funniest sight ot the year was Al and a butterfly net, madly chasing a papilio polyxenes only to miss him. This was on one of our many field trips on which We study leaves and the rest of nature and gather frogs, grass- , ,mm hoppers, and earth Worms. As We advance, We come to study the most complicated animal-man, and We ' l learn, as Dorsey would say, why we behave like .- A' human beings. A I ,X .X it . -V Q Q Q M 'tai ' W H gg ,. .,. Xi EEE ' H B :-: V, jr . , ,. . E .:., A , - 31225 HBH J 1- Y' R 9' if lf' XX-Sz., . 1 N., M HM. M .. if ,WR 5 .WK ,N un K . ' iiliff, W EW ,, H552 s N3 mf 4 Q5

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MUSIC Wednesday afternoons, the tune Smoke Gets In Your Eyes gets in everybody's ears as the chorus harmonizeslwith Miss Davis's help. When we want to celebrate a holiday or give a Christmas program, red. In the morning the d learning rhythrnics and trotting to their piano the chorus is always prepa little children may be foun ' ing their favorite songs or sing ' ' ' h d under their arms. lessons with their mus1c clinc e tm 5' Agia '5

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PHYSICS 'Physical Changes of Matter is a tou of What you study in a physics class. The four seniors in this class don't complain too much even though Mr. Berry says it's the most difficult high school course. They learn about sound, motion, mechanics and electricity by employing long math calculations. During lab periods they do many tas- cinating experiments. The only trouble is, if they leave them overnight, the sophomore boys will be sure to take them down, regardless of their Please do not touch signs. So far, the favorite subject has ' I wonder whether been the study t about its light. r Word summary of the refrigerator. they found ou