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Jusie Williams and Teresa Corley prepare french fries to add the finishing touch to their foods lab dinner. Ray Fouts. Phil Waters. Alan Ryder and Ken Work- man look on as Mrs. Barton explains the procedure for distilling water Kyle Tatum and Lisa Price confer over the calculator as they seek an answer to a physics problem. IIE f Y , ,v ' aft J' r 62fHome Economics And Science Madge Phillips and Bret Haselden compare home- work in Mrs. Deubel's Algebra lll class.
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It ,.kV A y Mr. Bill Walsh goes over the homework assignment with his Math I students. Mrs. Patricia Duebel explains the law of cosines to her third period Algebra Ill-Trigonometry class. .J Madge Phillips and Bret Hazelton compare home- work notes in Mrs. Duebel's Algebra lll class. Math - Economicsj6l
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Vx v xv .yi 'a N. W... Mrs. Winn's sixth period students, Carla Bibbs and Donna Graham, prepare hamburgers as their portion of the meal that completed the final cooking project. K l Test Tubes And Measuring Cups What are students conjuring up in sci- ence and home-making courses? Proper food habits, safe kitchen procedures, and sanitary practices topped the list as Home Economics classes began another school year. Through studies and participation in many labs, students were able to apply the four basic food groups to preparing bal- anced meals. Perfect taste was not a re- quirement since the future homemakers were only tested on preparation and organi- zation. Second semester was devoted to consumer workshops which included price and performance of small appliances. ln addition, the classes prepared foods from several different cultures. Chemistry students, also using rec- ipes carried out various experiments. By lab procedures ranging from glass-bending to making oxygen, students completed their course in chemistry. ln addition to observing microscopic creatures, biology students dissected animals, a new encoun- ter. Physics classes learned through actual experimentation the momentum golf balls and baseballs. In order to find this answer, the students played golf and baseball. Through careful procedures the home-eco- nomics and science classes learned, by participation, some of the characteristics of life. Home Economics And Sciencef63
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