Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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x'4-XG K xx- .P ,V 06' we Q05 691 O a x oe QX QD' N 5 oefif? -4 oe ' 0690 X 256 V5 C Q36 YM 1 30 256 .01 Cx QS N .wt CHEMI5 T R Y CL UB The Chemistry Club was organized to help students to further advance along scientific lines. Only Seniors and a select group of Juniors can become members. These students may work on experiments of their own choosing, beyond those ofthe regular class assignments. They may also complete work for which they had not suHicient class time. After individual proj- ects are completed, they are often exhib- ited, in the science showcases. The best ones are good enough to be shown in our local P.'l'.A. exhibitions. Mr. Talbot is responsible for helping to make this club more interesting. SCIE CE CLUB The Science Club, under the guidance of Mr. Talbot is useful to all students who attend. Pupils from any science course who wish to work out an individual sci- ence project may be eligible to join. Some members use this period as a science study hall where they have the advantage of closer individual instruction by a science teacher. They also have the chance to further know and use the complicated and delicate instruments found there. In this club students can gain the satisfac- tion of accomplishing something on their own.

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