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Mr. Cordulla give o few tips to the APP Chemistry class obout their forthcoming experiment. David Greenberg examines the extensive Heathkit equipment in the Science Seminor room. Lenore Sovitz compares her rodius and ulna to the skeleton's while Mr. Lyerla, Myra Adelman, and Dove Mayzel observe.
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Pointing to his transparency on the overhead projector. Dennis Boruck exploins his geometry proof. Mathematics In a student's first encounter with mathematics in the study of beginning algebra and plane geometry, he is encouraged to develop discipline and the ability to think clearly and logically. Proceeding into the more advanced studies of trigonometry, solid geo- metry, advanced algebra, and calculus, he learns that the concepts are tools with which mon and his computers can solve yesterday's unsolvable problems. Miss Toepke uses her bulletin board display of the Relationships of Poly- gons in a lecture to her first year algebra class 19
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Phytic ttudent Lorry Larson trios to toe the imoge in the parabolic reflector with no error by parallax while Ruth Gould owaits her turn to look. Boyle's Low, that the pressure of a gas is propor- tional to its volume, is demonstrated by Bruce Rohrer. Science Several years of careful planning have evolved into a science department equipped to teach science sub- jects through individual investigation. Lectures are supplemented by laboratory exercises designed to lead each student to prove theories and to gain deep- er understanding of basic concepts through direct participation. In addition to first year courses in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, the department offers Physical Science and Physiology. For students who have completed the honors sequence in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, an advanced placement col- lege Chemistry course is available. Science Seminar, a program for students with a continuing interest in science, allows students to work on independent re- search projects. A specially equipped room with an areo for work and o section for group discussion is set aside for this group. As plans continue to material- ize. this department promises to offer one of the country's most complete high school science programs. Hi
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