Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1991, Page 32

Description:	8SChanges at South creatednew interests in science lastyear.The first noticeablechange was due to technology. South was one of sixschools in the state experimenting with a new program, technology preparation. Science teacher DaveBlair said that this programincreased teacher productivity and interest at South.The faculty is learningmore and more about newtechnology, Blair said.Another change was instudent involvement, whichwas evident in events suchas the Crane science fairand Science Share. In theCrane science fair, Southstudents Chris Stone, Louise Hamlin, and Jenny Allenfinished in first, third, andfifth places, respectively.SSnSThe science fair has givenme a chance to do something significant for the fieldof science away fromschool, Hamlin said.This year has seen more hipositive changes in the science department than inprevious years/chemistryteacher William Lumbleysaid.An average Americanhousehold uses theamount of energyequal to 1,253 gallonsof oil each year.Skye Pulkerson and Julie Crohncram for their next chemistry quiz.Pete Schepper is amazed at howeasy his chemistry test turned outto be.Erik Coyne obviously doesntfind his science class as interestingas whats behind him.32 / ACADEMICS
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