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Science, Math Cffer Keen Challenge Biology creates an interesting experience with birds forJ Folsom I Kramer S Prom Mr R 'I Antll Mathematics Mr Roy K Blowers, Jr Mathematics, Science Mr. William Franttl Mathematics Mr. J. V. Grose Science Mr. Ronald Kerr Mathematics Mr. John H. Kuffel Mr. Karl Maki Miss Theresa Mulrean Science SCKPHC9 Science
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With Related Journalism, Speech Courses The English curriculum includes more than awkward adjectives and pesky participles. Besides the basic English problems Tech English students learn to express themselves in themes and term papers and to enjoy prose and poetry. A typical sophomore English class studies world literature, Silas M arner, and Shake- speare's Julius Ceasar. Juniors may study Our Town, The Yearllug, The Red Badge of Courage, or The House of Seven Gables as ex- amples of American Literature. The senior classes read British literature with emphasis placed on M acbeth. All seniors are required to write a term paper. Many juniors, in addition to their English class, take journalism. They learn the basic essentials of journalism and assist the seniors Silag Mafngf Seems to appeal to sophomores 111 the P1'0dHCt10H Of The Tech- T. Hainlin, C. Agnew, s. Allen, J. Amman. Speech classes give students an oppor- tunity to gain confidence in public speaking through skits, plays, and speeches. Mr. Donald Nelson World Affairs Journalism Public Relations Mr. Thomas Jambeck English, Debate Miss Catherine Hill English , Mari Kaeter interviews Mr- Dem11SL0ge Miss O'Rourke on her English journalism beat.
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To Tech Students Chemistry provides Deloris Bruhn and John Wilson an opportunity to perform many experiments. Mary Mills and Jerry O'Connel1 demonstrate an experiment in cen- trifugal force to their physics class. Donald Daggett ponders over an equation in his special math class. It has been stated by many that every- thing in the World pertains to sciencegin some Way. This appears to be the reason Why the American public-statesmen, scientists, teachers, and everybody in general-has been clamoring for more science study in our schools. Tech has always had a strong science department, but in the past year, through the hard Work and effort of the science teachers it has been improved many times over. Any student who has enrolled or is planning to enroll in any of Tech's science courses can be sure that at the end of the year, he will have received all the laboratory experience and lsacientific information that it is possible to give im. Kathy Laughlin and Karen Wittmayer get acquainted With a new friend in their human biology class.
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