Victoria College - Pirate Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Proper attention has merited its rewards fo rthe gn lab as witnessed by the successful sprouts. CARL DuBOSE, M.Ed. Chemistry, Mathe thumbs of the 401 biology ESTHER EMILY ETZEL, M.Ed. Biology HAROLD M. GARDNER, M.S. Chemistry ARMON M. HEWITT, M.S. Mathematics, Psychol- ogy WAYNE H. McALISTER, Ph.D. Biology Mr. Sergeant explains the strategy of a topographical survey map to geology student, Allen Neisser. Learning to read steepness of elevation by the use of 3-D interpre- tations of maps is an objective of the course. »u Tcr — n

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Fill-in-the-blanks always make my mind go blank! mum- bles lab student Mike Johnson, who prefers those blacken-the-letter tests provided by Miss Etzel. Throughout the year, a physics lab group will undertake many experiments. Dennis Wagner and Joe Rodriguez observe a trial which threatens to bubble over. Making use of mechanical drawing instruments such as a T-square, drawing board, and ruler, Carroll Ferguson double checks work he has completed.

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Searching through the maze of hundreds of as- sorted containers and formulas, Mr. DuBose, chem- istry instructor, proves to be a wizard at finding the right bottle among the shelves of the chemical supply room. Situated on the second floor of the Science Building, this room is essential to all bud- ding VC chemists. g Science and Math Hey, Kyle Blake, exclaims Kathy Diamond, al- though it ' s a little flimsy, you seem to have a normal proportioned ear lobe. Lab assistant, Linda Stuart explains that it would be rather abnormal to have a stiff earlobe like Mr. Plastic. liipifi [ SS 5 IB|