Western High School - Echo Yearbook (Russiaville, IN)

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And now Egor, for the secret substance. Frogs, beetles, snakes, granite, titra- tion, sonic waves, birds and bees are some of the subjects considered in the science program atWestern High School. These are some of the traditional subjects in the curriculum. However, a rather untradi- tional member has been added to the sci- ence department this year. No, not one of the teachersg it is the famous snake found in the eighth grade science class . The snake, named Charlotte, jennifer, Sampson, or something like that, is a Boa constrictor. Advanced chemistry has been added to the science courses offered. This class helps to prepare the students for college science. Experimentation and analysis are two ofthe objectives in advanced chemistry. These and other phases create a well bal- anced science program with the traditional and the untraditional . Now do ou li ht the match and turn on the gas, or turn on the 1 Y S gas and light the match? -fig- .ff It was here a minute ago.

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Studying Pastg Working Toward Future Pretty bulletin boards help to create a better classroom at- mosphere. But Ithought only real teachers were supposed to give hard tests. Physical fitness is for all sizes. ,Xml Vg rj Helping someone to progress for the modern computer age 39 X

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i Crawling, Creeping, Exploding Science Mike Hanny intently watches the waves roll by. Ripples rush in and experimentation begins. R, qv, L A typical safari scene from the eighth grade science class Open wide! 41