Northwestern Community High School - Expedition Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Hey, look. They ' re moving! ... as the students in Mr. Pennock ' s first hour biology class have discovered. Gary McDonald uses a Parallax viewer in measur- ing long distances. Mr. Collins works with Sandy Almond and Doreen Leatzow on an outside project. Fresh air classes are popular in Spring and Fall. 27

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Scientific Experiments Fascinate, Challenge Young, Alert Minds The field of science is the field of the future. Scientists lead us toward the future with research, finding cures for diseases, advancing space exploration, and searching for other methods of advancement. Without science many of the material things taken for granted today could not have been possible. The students are given the opportunity to observe, to study, and to question in the classroom in order that they may one day lead the field themselves. Mr. Collins Mr. Eckhart Mr. Myers demonstrates the correct procedure in using a microscope to Becky Sears and Russell Johnston. Mr. Myers Mr. Terwilliger Advising his students on an experiment, Mr. Terwilliger receives interested nods of approval on a lab analysis. Ik n r . iw! 26

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Just a little more sugar, observes Sam Webb. Anxiety is present as Mrs. McCabe ' s boys foods class learns the techniques of baking. Girls AND Boys Learn Home Ec. Skills Ambition and work go into being a successful student in North- western ' s hoipemaking classes. Both girls and boys strive to achieve diversified homemaking skills. Boy ' s foods, interior decorating, altering, budgeting, and good grooming are a few of the subjects which are taught under the heading of Homemaking by Mrs. McCabe and Mrs. Klein. Mrs. Klein Mrs. McCabe Personal hygiene is a serious topic in Mrs. McCabe ' s Homemaking class, so the girls were surprised to find a male in their midst — the photographer. iii!. I ' iiik ' 28