Sharon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sharon, PA)

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M r. Donald Saxe Chemistry Mr. Richard Winslow Chemistry Mr. Edward Zorek Biology LEFT: Bob Dahl makes a close examination of the grasshopper he is about to dissect. ABOVE: Jon Hobbs and Lana Caputo demonstrate centripetal force to the sixth period physics class. 29

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Mr. Joseph Bower Biology Mr. Carl Flack Study Hall Supervisor Mr. Albert Locnikar General Science Mr. Raymond Mudrak Physics “Science is the literature of truth'' - Billings ”1 can't find the kidney!” exclaims a girl in Mr. Bower's biology class as she dissects a frog. Even looking at a worm was a chore for some girls, but as the weeks went by, they dissected the grasshopper and crayfish like regular surgeons. Slide rules can be seen in the hands of the chemistry students who discover that these valuable tools are also handy as paddles. The memorization of formulas, surprise tests, and lenghthy discussions are typical of this class. Mr. Saxe believes in what Thomas Macaulay once said, Men are never so likely to settle a question rightly as when they discuss it freely.” The students who survive physics are truly dedicated, for it is definitely not an easy course. They delve into the inner core of light, heat, energy, and color. With the current technological advancement of the United States and our recent orbiting of the moon, science definitely plays a major part in the school curriculum. RIGHT: Mary Lee McDade smiles with confidence at the outcome of the experiment while Amy Perell still isn't sure of the result.

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30 ABOVE: Judy Amey skillfully completes her watercolor. RIGHT: I am a fine musician, I practice everyday , claims Dave Lucas. BELOW: Mrs. Floros sells paperbacks to members of the English Seminar.