Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Hows and Whys of Science Familiariz U -ff' 1 . AN AVID INTEREST in lab pro- pressions of Gene Taylor, Ronnie QW? LX BUGS BECOME A FAMILIAR part of the biology student's life. Insect collections, made by Mrs. McCorkle's class, are an aid in learning the life processes of lower animal orders. lx k Us If f -A 75 -Q li.. EBSQ :AQ WIFE-.M Wfiik 26 Porter, and Mickey Emmons as they perform an experiment in distillation. Observing chemical method of learning chemistry i Mr. McCormick's class. ATOMIC STRUCTURE and electron arrangement are the bases of all ch istry. From the directions of interested students, Mrs. Smith draws atom of sodium, an element found in ordinary table salt. l cedures is evident in the exl principles in action is a favoring

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roader Understanding in the Study of Math. MOSS AND GINGER apprehensnvely eye 'fellow students for of encouragement attempting the con- of simple circles and Miss Seffens' students the importance of figures as a key to understanding of geom- HLOGARITHMS AR E A SHORT-CUT? questions Lucius Cook of Laura Greg- ory, who confidently con- tinues her explanation. He and other members of Miss Shewmaker's Algebra ll class will soon learn many time-saving methods of solving complex alge- bra problems.

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udents With Wonders of the World Around Us. 'Q 'Q-. . QA ARCHlMEDES' PRINCIPLE of density and displacement becomes more than mere words to Mr. Meeks' physics class when a visual explanation is observed. Teddy Smith, Kelly McConnell, and Bill Brown check Clyde Croswell's procedure in placing the weights. lT IS NO WONDER these boys are fascinated by this distillation DER HORST and Florence Rozelle examine the intricate parts of ,e,.e5,ing and beneficial' flower in Miss Green's biology class. Such artificial models in biology instruction because of their clearness and ease , . . Mdlw, 'VF 16 ,E x I display at Central's annual physics exhibit! Both Mr. Meeks, physics instructor, and his students work diligently to make the exhibit in-