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Original 1957 University of Colorado student physics notebook belonging to Margaret Geick, containing an extensive collection of handwritten university-level physics notes, calculations, mathematical formulas, diagrams, and examination material.
The notebook includes coursework for Physics 211 under Dr. Blair, with references to the textbook University Physics by Sears and Zemansky.
Subjects covered include mechanics, thermodynamics, kinetic theory of gases, electricity, electrochemistry, force and motion, energy, and engineering-related physics.
The pages contain detailed handwritten lecture notes, mathematical derivations, diagrams, worked problems, and dated entries from the 1957 academic year. Also included is an original University of Colorado examination sheet dated November 25, 1957, with a recorded grade of 80.
The original brown notebook cover features the University of Colorado Buffaloes mascot, university seal, and The Spiral trademark.
Measures approximately 11 x 9 inches and weighs 3 pounds 1 ounce.
Condition: Original used student notebook showing age-related cover wear, discoloration, handling marks, and wear to page edges. Binding and pages remain together as photographed. Please review all photographs for condition.
A substantial piece of University of Colorado educational history, documenting physics instruction and scientific coursework during the late 1950s.
