Title: Chem Is Try
1Chem Is Try
- The life and teachings of George R. Hague, Texas
Chemistry Teacher - 1940-2002
2 CAPTAIN CHEMISTRY
3ACS Regionals
4Early Presentations
5Dallas 1989
6Sing and Cheer for Science
- Start fairly simply, building to the more
outrageous as you become less inhibited. My most
outrageous costume so far has been a female
cheerleader. Imagine a cheerleader 1.9 m tall,
weighing 90 kg, wearing a shoulder-length wig, a
headband, a cheerleaders shirt and plaid kilt,
red tights, white socks, sneakers and a red
sweater emblazoned with a large letter C, a
flask, and an H of white felt. Swinging my
pom-poms, I lead my students in chemistry
cheers. - TNT!
- Dynamite!!!
- The Chemistry Students
- Are hot tonight!
- Cis-Bom-Pow!
7With his St. Marks Colleagues
8George at work
9"Give the World the best you have and few may
ever notice, BUT GIVE THE WORLD THE BEST YOU
'VE GOT ANYWAY!"
10Happy with his colleagues
11Officers meet at St. Marks 1994
12At work at St. Marks
13Ft. Worth Conference
14George and Jane Smith colleagues, co-authors,
friends
15Two great chemical educators Joe Lagowski and
George
16Ft.Worth Conference
17Ft. Worth Conference
18The passing of the gavel
19Ft. Worth Conference
20Ft. Worth Conference
21CAST 1995
22CAST 1995
23San Antonio Conference
24San Antonio Conference
25 San Antonio Conference
26San Antonio Conference
27Canyon Conference
28Canyon Conference
29Canyon Conference
30Canyon Conference
31All The Presidents
32CAST 2001
33CAST 2001 who knew it would be our last
together.
34CAST 2001
35Words of Wisdom
I believe in academic excellence, hard work, and
having fun. The magic of teaching and learning
science is that you can combine all three. Many
of my students who have become scientists,
doctors, and engineers tell me that graduated
from high school with strong science backgrounds.
Is science fun? You better believe it-just ask
my students.
36Final words
- If youre teaching chemistry, and youre not
having fun, you must be doing something wrong.