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Sophomore biology students await Mr. McMaster ' s B helpful advice as they diligently prepare reports on H photosynthesis. H m
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Harold V. Almquist, BA, Biology, Athletic Director, Head football coach, Letter- men ' s club. George D. Baird, MS, Chemistry, Director of Au¬ dio-Visual Education. George H. Franck, ME, Bi¬ ology, Sophomore football coach, Ass ' t track coach. Dorothy K. Hall, BA, Biol¬ ogy. Each year the detestible odor of burning sulphur, the noisy clatter of test tubes, and careless sophomores ' leaf specimens fill Rocky ' s halls, as future scientists do research and ex¬ periments to increase factual knowl¬ edge and reasoning ability. This ac¬ tivity is promoted by the three science courses: biology, the study of life, a sophomore course; chemistry the study of elements and chemical actions, for juniors or seniors; and physics, the study of forces and energy, a junior or senior subject. Where is that molecule? exclaims Diane Althoff, as she and AAyrna Johnston ex¬ amine a specimen while Mr. Stone looks on. Hoping for favorable results, Suellen Ger¬ maine and Diane Arp cautiously carry out an experiment in Mr. Stone ' s chemistry class to determine what their unknown solution contains.
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Marjorie Anderson, BA, Cler¬ ical Practice, Stenography Eugene E. Blick, BA, Typing, Accounting, Hi-Y, Y-Canteer. Carrie Eckbfad, BA, Secre¬ tarial Training, Stenography Fred R. Houlton, MS, Sten¬ ography, Typing, Sophomore Basketball Helen Leary, BA, Business Law, Accounting Charlotte Stone, BA, Account¬ ing Armed with brief forms, ledgers, accounts, red pencils, and typewriter ribbons, future business careerists prepare for tomorrow by tackling the shorthand, accounting, personal records, clerical practice, secretarial training, typing, and commercial arith¬ metic and law classes offered at Rock Island high school. In addition, DO and DE classes give on the job train¬ ing to their 32 participants. Preparing window displays lends both enjoyment and experience for jobs to come for Shirley Durham and Elaine Peekenschneider
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