New Haven High School - Mirage Yearbook (New Haven, IN)

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Two students attend Texas science fair Scalpels, probes, and forceps were fa miliar words to zoology students. These tools were common to the nine week ' s lab where fetal pigs were used in operating practice, while biology students dissected frogs. Projects were required for all sci- ence students. Bob Humphrey and Janet Marshall were chosen to repre- sent NHHS at the international sci- ence fair in Fort Worth, Texas. Bob ' s project was continued from his 1968 project for investigation of the teapot effect. The Uses of Matrix in Balanc- ing Chemical Equations won Janet the right to compete at internationals also. Algebra classes, were taught the whys and hows of equation solving, while lectures and private study were introduced to trigonometry students to sharpen thinking power. Attending her first science fair junior Jan Marshall placed first in the math division earning her the right to compete at the Texas International Science Fair. Breathe in is Mr. Huml ' s instruction as Becky HufBnan tries to save a dummy ' s hfe. |S8(SSfSS ' «j ' ' I ' HK »ASIC MATIIEMATICA MEIIIODS Of BALAi X:iNG CHEMICAL KQUATHW.V WI ' I ' U S ' l ' llKSS « « TIIK

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Glenn Leach and Mike Roper strive to become first class swimmers during the first NJROTC hfe-saving program taught in the warm days of early September. The posting of the colors by NJROTC was an added feature of all home basketball games. Second-year NJROTC cadets improve their marching skill during drill practice.

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To study germination, students count beans with the help of Miss Susan King, student teacher.