Wilson High School - Troyan Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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SCIENCE Large enrollment shows popularity ln this electronic age, science has be- come more of a necessity. WiIson's basic courses of biology, chemistry and phy- sics, along with the Life Program and Science for Better Living related this need to everyday life. Our aim is to interpret today's events for students to better understand the world around them, said lVlr. Gary Hertz, head of the science department. Topics such as skylab and the energy crisis were discussed and were geared to excite curiosity in the sciences. The popularity of science classes was demonstrated by the fact that over half the student body, or 880 students out of 1700, were enrolled. Student checks group of kittens to learn inherited characteristics lVlr Thomas Witty feeds his chicken Stu

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' -.I ,N 'I 2 1 fa K4 A multitude of projects are shown in Mrs. Elizabeth Borden's -Lax lVlrs. Liz Borden teaches bookbinding in handcrafts class. Mr. Henry Heine points out basic designs in sculpture.