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Kristen Downward to observe a chemi­

works in the lab to cal reaction really

better understand helps me to make

chemical reactions. sense of chemistry

“Working with chemi­ and have fun too,”

cals and being able Kristen said.

"The Lord gave me an inter­ Kyle Bingham stud­

ies calculus outside
est in science when I was

of class to better
young, and I loved seeing
grasp the concepts.

how God put the universe “ Math has always

together. After working in the been one of my

strong points; and I
chemical industry, God called

enjoy seeing all of
me into teaching. Now, it§ so
my work come to­

enjoyable to see my students gether,” Kyle said.

mature spiritually and scien­

tifically!' Frank De Mario and

Tim MacLaughlin
-Dr. Jonathan Henry

work together study­

ing specimen slides

for biology lab. “Lab

was interesting, be­

cause we did fun

hands-on exercises,”

Frank said.

"On July 3, 1980, I accepted

Christ as my Savior. I also had

a burden that psychology

on needed Christ. Asking the
n

a' Lord fo r His w ill, my

n conviction became that the
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C/5 next generation needed a

servant of Christ to help them

discern the superiority of His

truth to the humanistic errors"

-Dr. David Richter

"My talent happens to be in

m athem atics, and I have

been placed in situations to

cultivate that talent from a

very early age. My prayer is

that the Lord w ill allow

students to have that same

sense of peace and always be

Gabriel W etlesen ceive a sugar pellet. forcement more dy­

aware of His w ork being and Chris Horchak “Having the lab was namic, which made

accomplished through them." use shaping to con­ helpful, because it them easier to

-Dr. Richard Head dition a rat to push a made the various grasp,” Chris said.

lever in order to re­ schedules of rein­