Twin Lakes High School - Tiogan Yearbook (Monticello, IN)

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the How important are the birds and the bees? What is the difference between the male and the female fruit fly? What comparisons can be made between the physical make-up of a cat and a human? Students in advanced biology, instructed by Mr. Crabb, dis- covered the answers to these questions and others throughout the year. At times students seemed rather disillusioned with the course. Quiet screams and ugh's were voiced when Mr. Crabb dis- tributed maggots for observation. Mine's still alive! was one re- mark made quite frequently as the biologists conquered the study of living things. birds and the bees Ace, this is a biology class, not a cork stacking session Come on Lheryl put that stuff in It won blow up. Denise Fuller studies physical features of a fruit fly. 36