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N group of students decorate the history bulletin board while their classmates watch. .Xrt Skelley is locating places on the map wliilc Mziclolyu SCl1lllJCYl and Mr. XN'olle look 5 f E l e l N--. if l f '-Q' F , f.u...,W zu, f. ,V 4 ki4,.,y-4-',.2Q,-ff' , 3 ,v.,,'i:-6 , iz l,., uzffi if N,xv,,mv 1,2 fr! QQ ff if-.. rf any 'fb vi , K' I f-fe. . ',-ni'
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The object of the history classes this year is to assist the pupils to understand what part they play in today's government. The seventh graders have made projects for entry in the Historama which are connected with their study of ,Xncient History. The eighth graders' class are making' reports on subjects related to their study ot American History. Pennsylvania His- tory is the work of the ninth graders and they will also do some studying' of civics. World History is the subject of the sophomores and they are fitting' panel discussions into their studies, The junior classes made projects lor entry in the Buhl lf'lanetarium show related in some way to their work in American History. The seniors are discussing' economic and govern- mental problems and also current events in their classes on the Problems of llemocracy. Shaler can really boast ol its well-rounded history classes this year. 5, 1 ,, o ob, john, and Debbie are explaining a colored map sutrtl books of Europe. 2 29
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SCIENCE DEPARTMENT - 3, fm 1 ' ' - ,fi A Z' ,, i' iesvZv.nrissullZi E . V v A YF VL! 4 6 It lc 2 - ,., . 6 6 l 5 Jul 6 Toni and -lzxnet give thc thirsty plants 11 drink in biology. 16 Shaler High School offers an extensive science course to all grades. The seventh and eighth grade science is geography, the study oi how liie varies according to climate, to en- vironments, and to resources of the earth. General science gives freshmen an introduction to physics, cheinistry, and biology. Sopho- inores have a choice ot bioag, a general and practically applied science, and biology, a de- tailed study ot the plant and animal kingdom. A wide and varied science course is available to juniors and seniors. Physical science is a combination of physics and chemistry, exclud- ing math. Chuck Strohm looks on with interest as Mr. Metcalfe makes a test for hydrogen following an experiment involving the electrolysis of water. WR f V, , ,,V.?5,, I K A .. ., N,c,.f-- ,.,. , tg ,g5 .:5?:13?,,,,!:i:l.. 1 I V ,. 'jj 3.23534 00 9
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