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Science r t Hey, you there . . . let's see your earthworm, Students taking courses in the Science Depart- inent, which is under the direction of Mr. Keni- inan, found the program consisting mainly of three courses: biology, physical science, and chemistry. In biology students studied cells, classification, the huinan hody. heredity, and conservation. Physical science is a stepping stone to more aduineed courses: it includes fundamental work in mechan- ics. light, heat. and inagnetisin its well as with compounds. solutions. and utoinic weights, Also oflicred in this department are earth science and general science. Wlwm-OX' Q--aqui jXIrs, Bt-hrend Mr. Wttehlin Mr. Murray 18 Mr. Paxton Mr. Serfling Mr- Kktlmqmn C h at i rmu n
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