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Ron Jcrcyk studies the structure of a flower stem under the microscope. Sophomores Cheryl Macko and Chuck Zondor identify leaves for their leaf collections in Biology. Sciences Satisfy Curiosity of Eager Students Mr. Pygman watches as general science students—Pat Campbell, Phyliss Jones, and Greg Scnchak —work on an experiment in the preparation of oxygen.
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Students Unlock Secrets of Chemistry, Physics Sieve Nagy ami John Marlin, junior chemists, await the final reaction of a complicated experiment. Mr. Leckronc, teacher, looks on. Clouds of smoke and bright flashes may be found about the chemistry class as the junior scientists study about the chemical composition of matter. The course is designed to deal in the historical, theoretical, and practical aspects of chemical science. Students also learn proper techniques and safety in the lab. Physics, the father of sciences, is basically the study of the physical nature of matter. Time, space, and energy are only a few of the fields dis- cussed in physics class. At least an hour each week is spent in the lab, where students learn how to use everything from rulers to analytical balances. In the senior physics class, John Negovetich explains to Dennis Wozniczka the use of the incline plane, a helpful instrument. Mr. Leckronc, physics instructor, listens for the correct explanation.
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Math Proves Essential in This Modern Age The Mathematics Department at Whiting High School offers a diversified program of courses, en- abling the student to choose a suitable vocation. Any student planning a college education should take freshman Algebra and Plane Geometry. These two courses will develop his thinking ability and introduce him to basic mathematical theorems. Those students anticipating a career in mathe- matics or engineering will take Advanced Alge- bra and Senior Math. The Algebra further de- velops the basic principles covered in the fresh- man and sophomore years, while the latter touches upon College Mathematics. For those who intend to follow a career in “Big Business” the Math Department offers General Business and Business Math. In Advanced Algebra Class Mr. Allen teaches Norb Shc- bish the use of the slide rule. Dennis Zclenkc looks on as Dennis Wozniczka works a trig- onometric problem in Advanced Math Class. ‘ - OOjC H5L Dave Cranford explains a formula in Business Math to Jean Szyjko. 24
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