Shaler High School - Shaleresque Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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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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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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W swf , sw , 5 s . Bill and Betty arrange the biology projects. VVayne, Sandy and Don prepare a gas for chem lab by water displacement. GIVES KNOWLEDGE OF CJUR PHYSICAL WCDRLD Paul, Trudi and Russ are taking final weighings at the end of a physics experiment. K 4 f