Weber High School - Dolphin Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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5 N -...f......, , ,1.W.',5jrw 'l 1 if in it 'hiv f :J Upper left: G. Kuczek and P. Adeszko carry on a Search for the missing rock . ff!! llbpw' right: J. Bajko examines a specimen under a three-dimensional microscope while N. Mastalarz and J. Planz choose another interesting biological phenomenon to observe. cience - Mfm osf nfzporfance fjiovlacy Mains attempts to zlccumulate facts has resulted in the formation of the sciences. The biologist has searched for an understanding of life in all its forms. Th: reselrch of the physicist has aimed at complete knowledge of energy and the physical changes in matter. The chemist has experimented to learn more about the composition and transfor- mation of substances. ln the classroom students are given .1 sampling of the l:.1CIS already known by scientists. Correlgtted with these classes are the laboratory periods in which the students perform the experiments that led to discoveries of importance. Lower Left: The chemistry lab in full session. Are these the little hands which hold our destiny? OPPOSITE PAGE: Seemingly com- plicated physics apparatus is used by N. Piediscalzi, C. Polk. and J. Suwada to determine a coetlicient of expansion. Page Zo

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