Union High School - Memories Yearbook (Modoc, IN)

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The Door To Learning 57 l Dea Engle, though lab assistant for the past two years, does not al- ways get the best results from his experiments. The Physics and Chemistry classes were taught by Robert Sheffer. In Chemistry, the students learned the basics about the elements and the laws that apply to them. The Physics class worked several problems and performed many experiments to clarify their work. They investigated the measurement of work, energy, and force, and acquired a solid background in heat, , . , TI G f o f A F6' 2 -:-. V' F Huw! Fe- .Qx r I f ' . I v ,, Pb, v I Lt' L W MQ' M NIT' MM 1 M rcufvus Hg? NullM 'Wig H K. pnmssilg Ag: N! sn.: an42 Zh i J Mr. Shaffer seems bewildered by the questions his students ask. sound, electronics, and wave motion. is .ia - f-2 ' , .1 .1.'uirir-sul' -If f Lv in Mr. Sheffer explains the solution of a Chemistry problem. Brad Smith knows that paying close attention is the best way to un- derstand Physics. Academics-49

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The talents of Terri Geis show up as she slits the throat of her fetal pig. Science Rick Carey has the worried look of Mr. Stephens guinea pig. This year our Science Department offers Biology, Advanced Biology, Chemistry and Physics. The Biology classes, taught by Kellie Stephen, spent a great deal of time on cell biology. The stu- dent's classroom work was complemented by audio- visual aids and lab work. The advanced Biology class conducted many inter- esting dissections, one of which was three weeks spent on fetal pigs. They also studied the Animal Kingdom, genetics and reproduction. Eddie Burton finds Biology a 09 . ' nice place to catch up on his sleep. 1,1 W. 48-Academics tl

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u During a rough game of kickball, Matt Gard mis- lakes one of his fellow St'-'dems for the ball' Apparently, Steve Iohnson doesn't find Mr. Stephen's lecture too interesting. P.E. and Health Stress Ph sical Fitness t f l f 1 5 X it f t 1 ball game. These girls pause from their hectic game to pose for the photographer. 50 Academics Assisting in Mr. Heller's P.E.'class, Larry Golliher referees a basket-