Mills Middle School - Mustang Yearbook (Rancho Cordova, CA)

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h QA . ,,-Q A F H .J Maximum student participation is the goal of the science department. Science fairs and science clubs are held as enrichments of education. Thinking objectively, organization of thoughts, and the increasernent of the a- bilities of self expression are other ob- jectives. It is felt that the students must have a good background of science and its importance in order to meet the challenge of the present times. n:s':.-iw TNT WW' xr: L . n i 2,-f 'Ng -Ni iir 1 Cxncnmc U F .I-. 512 'YI Q 'sa- E19 Above is a shot of the Science Club which is sponsor- ed by Mr. Gillespie. To the right is a speaker from the Junior Museum while visiting the Science Club. ns., I .sal .

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