Mountain Home High School - Bomber Yearbook (Mountain Home, AR)

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Pictured above are members of the Physics class conducting an experiment on light GAIL LONG emistry and Science B S H E Kansas State TED ROGERS Biology Physics B.S.E. , Ark. Tech Ripon, Wis. ri , ,-vb 5955 ,g-'P Le 2 CLINTON ALEXANDER B. A. Ripon College SCIENCE With the launching of Sputmcks and Explorers in this age of ICBM and rockets continued emphasis is being placed on the high school science depart ments Our school is one of the few high schools in the state Wh1Ch teach both chemistry and physics Our science department consists of chemistry taughtbyMrs Gail Long physics taught byCl1nton Alexander biology taughtbyCoachTedRogers and general science taught by Mrs Gall Long In physics students have attained a better un derstandlng of the world in which we live The goals of the cherrustry class have been to study the composition of the substances and the changes that take place in them Biology students have learned about the working of their bodies and aboutplants and axumals and other organisms which make up our world General science is a course covering all phases of science is ff 'X Pictured above are members of the 1 . 5 W chemistry clas s .

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