Tucson High School - Tucsonian Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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New Equipment Helped Improve Lab Techniques Using an expensive pH-meter installed in the chemistry lab during the second semester, students measured the acidity of solutions. Also for the first complete year, biology stu- dents used two newly remodeled rooms. Desks groupecl in fours provided facilities for individual work on experiments. Dr. Robert L. Sinsheimer addressed four hundred people at the Holiday Science Lec- tures in Phoenix December 27 and 28. Six- teen delegates attended the four lectures en- titled 6'Of Life and Time and Molecules. Crowded around a water bath, Richard Johnson, Ruth Weisz and Kathy Weiler tested leaves tor chlorophyll. 'ef' :xo L' ' 'W il!- kuywf lt Along with seven other seniors, College Chemistry student David Bear spent two hours in the lab every Wednesday doing University required work. Before beginning a horsepower experiment on the stairway outside their room, Judy Dean, Betty Crane and Kay Turner paused to check instructions. I

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As sophomore Benny Riesgo glanced over the problem assign- ed to him, he inserted chalk in the board compass. 2' 9 2- ,- ' .:-:- -'f,: 1,Q2:iQ.1' Computer enthusiasts .Jack Bailey and Bill Fredenburg listened to university student Tom Pittenger explain the operation of the disk control unit. To put a class lesson to practical use, Steve Acuna made change to seniors applied math to business transactions. Assignments included cal- Griselda Morones as Mr. Rhodes packed the groceries. Consumer math culating costs and sales tax for purchases. WH.-4., f' 15 I 30