Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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Mickey Messer picks a work sheet from the unit he is studying for extra labs and information not included in science books.

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Science Department Run by Lap Packs 9 -L Y io - ,l. . X . in . fl.. V3- A. is Mrs. Susan Farr, science resource center aide, assists Mn Hackiey and Mn Ashler by typing up a test for their chemistry students. The enrollment for science greatly increased with classes being run by lap packs. Lap packs were designed to let students choose their own subjects and laps they wanted to study. With students working on an individualized system the teachers were able to devote more time with students in need of help. The science department had more material for the students to work fromg more books were available to the students who wanted more than one source to study from. There also was audio-visual equip- ment for students to use in their schedule back time. ' sy WVJV Baking soda and vinegar were used with labs to find the p. H. of different acids and bases. W 35