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SCIENCES CO HAND IN HAND TO DISCOVERY :ff 4 's2' , . ffl rt WN nik, y I y - .ara 4- - , I J . l A 692 A .Q I - -:ix , 'gn-it .Y ' sggg-'31 iiws? . Mrs. Madeline Curtis Stewart Denenberg, demonstrating the principle of the pulley in physics class, wonders whether he will return to the ground in one piers. Bill Falrrney looks on. The nmst difficult nmthenraticnl pmblcms seem easier after receiving Miss I.ung's instruction on the use of the slide rule, Mr. Ben Scekford Miss Clare Driscoll Mr. Robert proves to jane Daylmlf, Jody Combs, and that dissecting at cruyfish is not such a
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SOCIAL STUD! if if--. . FQ' 'ibn' 4 l. 5, , 'g4. '?1 .y E' ,'u..'-' Mrs. Mary Kochka Miss Margaret Metzcrorh Sue 0'Brien, Westcrlfs representative for X Speak for Democracy. tests her nrzltorical ability before a law class. ES PROMOTE PATRIOTISM I know the nnswcr, Miss Mel- zcrozhl cries Bobby Lumax. springing from his sent. jean Meyens and Maynard Phillips receive social studies hooks from Llob Collins in the bookroom.
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Chester Gray, Peter Fuchs, and Cathy jcnsen wonder if Adri Gianturco's ex- periment will work. The high school science and math departutent is an intportant link in the chain of learning processes that keep America a strong, industrial nation. ln science, WVestern offers biology, chemistry, and physics. In these courses the students get a good taste of this very exacting part of their training through experimentation, dissection, and demonstration. The mathematics department offers students such courses as algebra, trigonometry, and geo- metry. The teachers, besides helping the stu- dents to build a sound foundation in math, help them to make a practical use of their knowledge. From the lab where chemicals bubble over Bunsen burners and pungent fumes curl front beakers, to the trig class where intricate prob- lents are solved by theorems and answers are determined by a slide rule, young minds are ab- sorbing and coutprehending the wonders of the sciences. Mr. Russell B. Coover Miss Grace H. Long Mr. Coover assists Mary Beth Young in solving an intricate problem in inter- mediate algebra. s X. J'
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