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

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Hestwood Lindley Mr. Decker explains the properties of heat to an attentive Girls take a gossip break atend of class lecture. class. . . But First the Basics-Physical Science Last summer Bernie Zim- merman attended the National YQ. Science Foundation's Student Science Training Program, 1 conducted by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She was one of the 62 students from 15 different states that participated in the program. For six weeks she attended classes in chemistry, biology, computer programming, mat- rices and astronomy. This 3 x included everything from tap- ping out data for computers, to conducting exasperating experiments in chemistry, to viewing the heavenly bodies S in the Planetarium. All in all the summer proved to be a valuable experience t for Bernie, in college life and Wltll PG0Dle. Bernie Zimmerman happily shows her relief as the school day ends. SCIENCE

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Science Fair winner, Tim Rogers, poses, with his project, for annual picture. Science ls Not just Classroom Study pw , 95, -.df Khl junior Wins Top Entry In District Science Fair Tim Rogers, a junior and a chemistry student, was the winner of the 1972 Science Fair. Tim's winning project was entitled Scotchgard: A Qual- itative Analysisf' This con- sisted of a poster explaining the urpose, and test results of thne project and also the strips of material actually used in the project. Because of his success, his project was en- tered in the District Science Fair. Unlike past years, Western Guilford's Science Club be- came more active in school and community activities. The aided ecology by selling ecollogy patches to the student body and giving the profits to the proper organizations. They also took a trip to UNC- Chapel Hill to visit the science center and Dentistry School. They finished a busy year by holding a bake sale in order to help put next year's club on a sound financial basis. Thus, the Science Club members certainly made their club one of the more active clubs at Western. Science Club: left to right, Denise Grimm, Terri Tesh, Sec.-Treas.g Sid- ney Baker, Debbie Grimm, Pres.j Dale Clement, Mr. johnson, Advisorg Steve Ramsey, Tommy Capps, Debra Duncan, Kay McDonald, Gaynell Lindsay. SCIENCE