Northside High School - North Star Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Science Depoirtment Fills Requirements The basis for many science department classes remained the same-lab work. Nearly all science classes involved some type of obser- vation. From biology to physics, students gained first-hand knowledge through involvement in labs and experiments. An infamous odor fragranted the hallways for several weeks as zoology students explored the interior of the dogfish shark during an extensive dissection lab. The department provided a firm background for career-minded students, offering such classes as botany, chemistry, environmental science, and aerospace science. Physics Club members expanded their studies during a visit to the Physics Club open house at Indiana if twist e ' K University. CUT ALONG DOTTED LINE. Steve Gutermuth and Gary Young begin dissecting a dogfish shark in Dr. David Guinn's zoology class. Dr. David Guinn Mr. William Harris Mr. John Huffman 110 Compression A new student? No, it's just Mary Anne Lamoureux's Irish Setter visiting Mr. John Huffman's Flower and Pet Care class.

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EX. MV- Jerome G iffeY Mr. Michael Paluch Mr. John Smith Mrs. Mary Ware ,A M M'mm,,,,. ,, -A .. i, Z f,'1 -if , QVIVH --2- ' -fi-2'-I 2 H1 1+1:3?'?? Rusty Haughey and Debbie Edds take a few minutes to check over their homework for Mrs. Mary Ware's Business Math class. Compression 109

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,ga Mr. David Knisley Dr. Frank Martin Mrs. Sue McConnell Mr. Michael Wolter H 3? 1 far! K 3 Freshman Tim Lyon works to complete his lab 3 experiment for Dr. Frank Martin's Biology I 2 class. T' ' Compression 111