McClintock High School - Historian Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Nature Awareness lncites Learning OFFERING COLLEGE BOUND students an opportunity for an enlightened under- standing ot the intricacies of the natural world around them, served as the cardi- nal objective ot the Science Department at McClintock. Under the guidance ot Roger Williams, department chairman, six veteran edu- cators welcomed two biology instructors Chandler Gunning and Jerry Burden. Students of all grade levels, intrigued by the vast opportunities available in the world ot science, enrolled in classes of biology, chemistry, lite science, phys- ics, physical science, and earth space science. Individual proiects, designed to expand the students' awareness of nature, highlighted the year. I Field trips to Sunset Crater and the Grand Canyon offered Advanced Bi- ology students an additional view ot Franklin Aldous A t T -Si' as ik L. 1 their environmental heritage. Craig Millbranth FIGURING THE MOLECULAR weight of carbon dioxide employs Juniors Chris Jerry Johnnie Chandler Burden Fe Ty Gunning Janet Roger Wayne Velasco Williams Williams Crowe and Bill Wyatt during their Chemistry Class. INSTRUCTOR CRAIG MILLBRANTH demonstrates the proper handling of glassware during scientific experiments.

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