Western Guilford High School - Amici Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Ken Barber and jimmy Owens discover the many secrets of the VVOFHL TUFS. WW Mr. johnson cleans squid for next biology lec- Biology, Chemistry, and Physics Provide Mr.lohnson,Miss Hurd,Mr. Decker. These names were ment provided the students various means of examining the scientific world around them. synonymous with the intricate world of Science. In the biol- ogy, chemistry, physics, and p ysical science classes, the students attempted such activ- ities as compiling leaf note- books, writing term papers, making Science Fair projects, and enduring impossible tests. These activities involved the students' knowledge of the slide rule, the microscope, and dissecting kits. By dissecting worms and squids and tramping through the woods after bugs, distilling water, and decomposing cop- per sulfate, the Science De- partment tried to familiarize students with the physical world around them. This laboratory work greatly help- ed the students to see in realit what the textbooks hadl merely with drawings, tried to show. Thus, the Science Depart- Mike Cannady and David Wadford delicately measure an ounce of the fatal element H20. SCIENCE

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