Wade Hampton High School - Trevilian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Ninth graders once again required to take physical science i 3 -Q Q . .s Ne. 3 Utilizing textbooks and supplementary materials, the science department emphasized practical appli- cation of scientific principles. Courses in the de- partment remained basically the same as in the past years. Biology classes included a study of plant and ani- mal groups with emphasis on their ecological adap- tations. Students also dissected the earthworm and the frog to further their knowledge of anatomy. juniors interested in the field of chemistry took stoichiometry and aspects of solution. This course offered a study of the mole concept and its various applications. Ninth graders were required to take physical sci- ence. Students were introduced to the fundamen- tals of science, conversions from the English system to the metric system were used in labs and classwork. 1 - Kerri Hall, Abby Rabhan, and Karen Austin identify plants. 2- Lewis lones'takes the temperature of crystal formations. 3 - Danny Moyd demonstrates wave motion on a spring. 4- Melanie Phillips observes minute plant life forms with the use of a microscope. Science I S5

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1 Mrs. Sandra Carroll Mr. Tommy Edwards Mr. Harold McClain Mr. lolm O'Brien Mr. Cornell Reynolds Mrs. Many Wall 54 I Science - im.. r Br. l ' Mr. Doug Winkler

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,gmt 1 ,Nb 111- K F ,- -.x 33. qw Je ' 1 1-Biology students Susan Griffith,Tamah Hall and Erien Dudash look for fish in a creek at Furman. 2 -A.P. Biology students Melissa Miller and Tami Mappus inspect marine life in the aquarium. 3 -Chemistry student, Elizabeth Black, lights a Bunsen burner as Cindy Gravely and Donna Wil- liams fill a beaker in preparation fora lab. 4 - Tom Soderburg and Morris Garrett in- spect plants in the new biology greenhouse 5-A.P. Chemistly student Lisa Clarke writes down data on a lab. 561 Science