Amber Pritchett (11) slowly twists her glass. Photo by Meg Shanks
December 18, 2012
Dr. DaRif’s chemistry class does a lab before Christmas break. Students melted, bent and used crayons to color glass. Some students also made ornaments, and different shapes to give as gifts for the holidays.
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