Mount Si High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Snoqualmie, WA)

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« ' s SPONSORED BY LA BATELLE BAKERY BELLEVUE SQUARE 455-2060 tudents at Mount Si can study sciences that range from the freshman ' s earth science, to the complicated world of elements, to the sometimes uncomprehended world of physics to help fill graduation re- quirements. Much to many students surprise, they even begin to enjoy their science class. With science teachers such as: Geri Spalding, Mark Rabitoy, Jeff Hogan and Gene Clegg who can blame them. There is even a science club, headed by Mr. Spalding for all those who can ' t get enough science in their daily schedules. 1. Troy Chesterfield studies the complexities of rocks. 2. Reza Honardoost and Paul Erwln are in- trigued by the world of microbiology. 3. Mike Wells and Mr. Spalding, exactly what are you doing? SCIENCE 67