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High School Chemistry 1965

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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High School Chemistry 1965
High school chemistry class.

This photo came from the "Forester" - a yearbook published in 1965 by Evergreen High School in Seattle Washington, USA.

Do you recognize this high school chemistry teacher?
Date & Place: at Evergreen High School in Seattle, Washington USA
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I don't recognize anyone but it looks like my old chem labs at John Marshall Jr High (Seattle) and Saratoga High School (California) AND the University of California at Berkeley. They just didn't change!
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