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Jack Johnson and Max Neill question David Watson about gas leak. Doc Bensen explains a chemical reaction. Agnes Lea Koch catches an amoeba on the run. Can't you find anyone better to hold hands with, Mrs. Grisso? You dumb frog, you didn't turn into a handsome One part formaldehyde, four parts Everclear. prince, cries Luci Nlioldlebrook.
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Geometry students lay out a figure. Mike McCullough holds Mrs. Lillian Bales' pyramid. Rhea Chafin plots caravan trip in math class. MATH EMATICS It is a known fact that mathematics is useful in almost any profession. Paschal's mathematics department offers courses in algebra, trigono- metry, plan geometry, and solid geometry. Scientists find mathematics essentialg engineers use mathematics every dayg the entire field of music is based on mathematic relationships and ratios. Geometry provides excellent train- ing in logic - thinking through a problem step by step. Trigonometry is the study of angles based around the right triangle. Alge- bra is finding an unknown quantity through its relation to known numbers. The goal of the mathematics department is to give students an understanding of mathematics that will last a lifetime. Algebra student conclescends to help Jimmy Sparkmen. Beniy Tabor and Brother Brown get help from Mrs. Julia Lesser.
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Jan Gilliam balances a chemical equation. Ronnie Scott and George Barlow defy old Chinese proverb He who grinds gunpowder blows pestle out ot mortar SCIENCE interesting and worthwhile. Bob Renick and Eddy Van Dyke calculate sliding friction. Jim Campbell and Judy Ticknor work on lab proiect. Mr. Lasley Rodgers explains latest innovation in science the wheel. W-Tdiinnul 'V K ,- ,ts 5 E rm Many students ind an interest and a talent in science through high school courses Pas chal's science classes are no exception Courses are available in chemistry, physics, and bio logy. Constant new discoveries that open up many new and unexplored fields tor the in quiring mind are being made. Specialists are needed everywhere. The science department tries to give aspiring young scientists a firm foundation ot knowledge tor further study in higher education. Those who do not wish ' to make science a career find science classes X A etlf'-fS......,,,u I
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