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Wilson offers variety of lob and doss activities

Science education is one of the
avenues which utilizes and chollenges o
student's obilities and innate curiosity
about the world in which he lives.
Science is essential to the interpretotion
of the noturol phenomena and is impor-
tont because of its function in
estoblishing heolth, economy and safe­
ty in life. This experience is centrol to
meoning and provides students with
materials that evoke experience. While
one of our aims for providing o science
experience is to help students obtain on
understanding toword their environ­
ment, it is also our aim to see that the
science educotion contributes to the
total educotion of our students. DR. GEORGE W. PICKENS, JR. . . .science, 1 year at MR. RICHARD THOMAS ACKER . . .
Wilson: antioch college, hompton university, science: 1 year at wilson:
villonovo, rutgers. muhlenberg college, temple.

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MR. DONALD POUST . . .biology: 1 6 yeors ot wilson: bloomsburg. MR. THOAAAS J. JONES . . .chemistry: 14 yeors ot wilson: wilkes,
trenton stote, penn state, beaver college.

MRS. MONA JAFFE . . chemistry and science: 6 yeors at wilson: MR. GEORGE HOPELY . . .science: 20 years at wilson: michigon
penn state, temple. state university: assistant yearbook advisor.

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